Chula Seafood

Bykova Maya

One of 200 poke bowl places in Scottsdale. Doesn't sale poke.

Jeff Falls

It's ok. I'd love for it to be as good as the zeitgeist line seems to think it is, but it just isn't. It's also extremely expensive for a) what you get and b) the extremely casual ambience. The last time I was there my 7 year old daughter and I split 6 oysters ($24), a very bland and artless poke bowl ($22) and a bowl of clam chowder $($11). With a couple of soft drinks and a tip that was $75 for a very casual lunch where you order at the counter. And it was just ok. It would be one thing if it was fantastic, but I've never had anything particularly great there in the three times I've been there. And seriously,$4 per oyster? They are $3 at Eddie Vs and that's for a white tablecloth fine dining experience, not a lunch counter with surly service. I have zero problem paying a lot for food when it's high quality or a very charming atmosphere but sadly, this is neither. I have no clue why the locals think this is so good. Perhaps Its the novelty of a "seafood market" in the desert. But in any case, I don't think I'll be going back.

Camron Brown

Over priced white people asian food… no flavor at all

alex lelonek

I've come here a couple times now, but am always thinking about their poke bowls and recommending them to friends. It's so fresh for this area. Whatever fish you get in the poke bowl will melt in your mouth, it's fantastic. I also like their unique rotating items like the crab grilled cheese. It's cozy, the staff is helpful and nice, and this is the best seafood I've ever had besides fresh caught while on the coast. The only downside is the price - but frankly, it's understandable why and the portions are without a doubt large and generous with the good stuff. I can't recommend this place enough. I crave it all the time.