Best places: Hawaiian restaurants in Wilton Manors, United States

👍👍 Amazing poke bowls and super friendly staff! The build-your-own is so good and you can add as many things as you want. Also, this is the only place I’ve found in South Florida with musubi!!! They are so delicious and come warm made to order. Everytime I have one, they bring me back to Hawaii. My fav...

😠 When we came here there was a 4.7 avg review, we had to try this place. First off we expected it to be a sushi Mexican fusion with a name like Sushi Mas. There were 3 of us and we ordered 4 rolls. All of us love sushi, however we couldn't finish these because they were just not good. I'll also say I...

👍👍 Weve tried many poke places in the past but weve found that Poke Jay is the best and has always served us right. The fish is always fresh and weve been here more than 20x. The house blend is our favorite. Quality toppings with a large selection to pick from. They also have a good selection of drinks...

Taiwanese bubble tea (including black tea & green tea), snow ice, smoothies & rolled ice creams.

👍👍 All I have to say is... THIS IS THE BEST POKE PLACE EVERR!!! The food is so fresh, colorful, flavorful, and fun. The boba is absolutely delicious. I got the brown sugar milk with almond milk (and yes, they have nondairy milk options!!!!) and it's one of my all-time favorites. The staff is incredibly...

😠 I don’t recommend. Overpriced and the guy absolutely has NO idea how to do poke. I said base half brown rice and half greens, which is super common in poke places. He didn’t know what’s that. I wanted a 2 scoop bowl and just said tofu and was gonna say the second protein but the guy said he already...

Bright counter serve with chef-driven poke bowls, wraps & buns plus sake drinks, beer & wine.

👍👍 Very awesome place for poke. Fresh ingredients, good portions, and high quality. We ordered two of the customized bowls. Ingredients included were: white rice, tuna, marinated tuna, edamame, seaweed salad, tobiko, cucumber, scallions, rice seasoning, and Maui onion. This was paired with the samurai...