Poke Eats
If you're around North York and craving something fresh, flavorful, and totally satisfying, you’ve got to check out Poke Eats. Nestled at 4750 Yonge Street Unit 118 in Toronto, this casual-yet-classy spot is a go-to for poke lovers who enjoy laid-back vibes and great food. Whether you're dining with friends, grabbing a quick lunch, or even taking the kids out, Poke Eats hits the sweet spot with its moderate noise level and friendly setting.
One of the highlights here? Their Poke Bowl—a colorful mix of sashimi-grade fish, crisp veggies, and perfectly seasoned rice. It’s the kind of meal that feels both healthy and indulgent. And if you’re in the mood for a little kick, the Spicy Cucumber and Spicy Seaweed Salad deliver just the right amount of heat without overpowering the fresh flavors. They’ve also got a Crab Salad that’s creamy, slightly sweet, and ridiculously moreish. Oh, and let’s not forget the Cherry Tomatoes—simple, juicy, and a great balance to the bolder bites.
The atmosphere at Poke Eats makes it super easy to relax and enjoy your meal. It’s the type of place where you can sit back, chat, and dig into a bowl of pure goodness without any fuss. Everything feels intentional—from the quality of ingredients to the welcoming setup.
So, if you’re in the area and want something that tastes as good as it looks, Poke Eats is definitely worth a visit. Fresh food, chill vibes, and dishes that keep you coming back—what more could you ask for?
Reviews
Longtime fan of this place but haven't been in awhile since I moved. Was in the area so had to stop by and see if it was still as good. Happy to report it's still one of the best poke spots in the city. Got the build-your-own-bowl and loved it: The salmon and tuna were fresh, the mango and seaweed salad were vibrant, the black rice was hefty, the garnishes were generous, and the shoyu sauce added a zest to the whole bowl Definitely remembered why I loved going to Poke Eats all these years.
I picked up a ritual order that was very quick, for a poke dish. the poke was on the salty side but I liked the crunch green onions and seaweed. it's a quick meal with protein and very tasty!
It's good! a bit pricey but the food is very refreshing and love how they use purple rice! all the ingredients blend well together
My family recently got some take out lunch from Poke Eats. They thought it was very fresh and liked all the choices such as black sushi rice, chopped kale, etc. The family had two minor complaints. First they wish there was a marinated fish option. Second they thought that the portion size was a little small but maybe that's because we are Americans who are used to oversized portions. We would definitely go back if we are in the area again.
One of the better poke places in the GTA in my opinion. Somehow they are able to make the poke bowls so that all the ingredients work together to create a cohesive dish. I find a lot of other poke bowls just feeling like ingredients put together and each component is separate instead of it feeling like one dish. I honestly think the magic is having the right ratio of each ingredient and also in the sauces that they make in house here. The maple sesame shoyu is the one I usually go for. Poke is not the cheapest meal in general, so I would say the price is quite reasonable for the amount of fish you get, and especially since the default number of toppings included for the build-your-own bowl is definitely sufficient. Some other places charge you per topping for the build-your-own option and it adds up quickly! I will say that the bowls can sometimes be inconsistent unfortunately. The black rice was a bit mushy once, and another time I found it too salty (probably over sauced even though I chose regular sauce option). Overall, if you're in the area and craving poke, this is the place to go.