PokeCity

Ray Quick

Great service. I have tried a few poke places in Denver area and this was definitely the best! The decoration is nice and the place is really clean. Large Poke $16.00 dollars. Give it a try!

Bob Yu

The selection of food here is excellent. The fish was just okay, but the amount of other ingredients makes up for this deficiency. They tend to add a bit too much sauce, so if you’re sensitive to salt, e sure to ask for seasoning on the side. Otherwise, this is an easily recommendable quick meal!

Sharon Lyons

I love seafood, but poke has a special place in my heart and stomach! PokeCity is one of my Favs! Yummy! The place is clean, and nicely put together! Staff is friendly and helpful!

Caring Hands

While the place is well decorated, with lots of AstroTurf, plastic plants, lighting and phone charging cables.. the food is horrible on many levels! In my opinion, lots of sauce is necessary to mask the very small servings of low quality fish (I had the yellow tail, salmon, and spicy tuna). In addition, the brown rice is either very old, treated with vinegar, or both. The seaweed salad is just bad. Some of the mango is to soft and slimy. The miso soup is barely edible when warm, and foul when cold. This is the only poke meal that I couldn't finish in years! The glass separating the customers from the food while choosing the ingredients only protects the food from the shortest of people. Any sneeze, cough, or breath goes directly onto the food awaiting your selection. Gross! To top it all off, the price point vs serving size of fish is higher than other poke places in nicer neighborhoods in Denver. On the bright side, the guy preparing the bowl today was friendly, helpful, and practiced good food safety techniques (gloved hands, separate scoops for the ingredients, and covering the ingredients when there were no customers for a while) With so much attention to detail having gone into creating a nice atmosphere to enjoy a meal, I feel bad leaving a two star review, but it honestly deserves just one.