Pololi (Closed)

Really not a real poke The fish is frozen so the fish taste nothingThere is no seaweed in the basic poke and it’s kind of the baseI found nothing good here in food I make a better one at home Really disappointed about this placeMaybe one day we can find poke with fresh fish in Hk

Since Pololi opened their first branch in Central, they have always been my favourite Hawaiian joint.There have been other joints trying to get in the game but it just doesn't taste as good as Pololi.As I was still hungry after dinner, I went here for spam musubi.On this visit, I got a freshly made one which tastes so damn good because the rice is hot and the spam is so tasty.Although the musubi was soft, it held together.

I have grown to love poke. The healthy mix of rice and greens, sushi and toppings. Probably one of the greatest Americanized Japanese food ever invented. Pololi was the first shop to bring this Hawaiian food to Hong Kong. And now they have opened in Causeway Bay's Fashion Walk area. Which is great for me as it's now closer to where I live!The restaurant is larger in size than their Central branch. There is both indoor and outdoor seating. Menu has also expanded. Along with their usual poke bowl

I dropped by this establishment for a refreshing cold drink and to just sit back and read a book. The people here are lovely, music is easy flowing and the ambiance is perfect for my visit (reminds me of holidays on a beach).I ordered a spam and egg musubi for a snack ($30) and P.O.G (passion fruit, orange, guava - $38). The musubi was warm and moist - seems like it was made fresh when ordered! The drink - amazingly refreshing! To be fair, it is Friday ~3pm so I was able to relax and read a book

Passing by Fashion Walk and was excited to see Pololi opening! I have always liked the Graham branch and made occasional visits to the Wanchai one (which is now closed) so seeing one in the CWB neighborhood excited me. The ambience is somewhat different with stronger Hawaiian touch I would say, and they also setup a couple dine-in seatings. I tried to order my all time favorite poke bowl but unfortunately the creamy tofu was sold out - I think they need to make better estimation as I see a lot

This place is located in Fashion Walk in Causeway Bay. Basically across from Simply Life.Always love to eat Poke, and it has been increasingly popular in Hong Kong. Even though it is nothing compared to the ones in Hawaii but it’s better than nothing. As long as it tastes good, I will buy and eat.The restaurant actually has a dine in area and a tiki bar in the inside. Quite interesting, and on the night that I visited, there were actually some tourists drinking at the bar. I order take out