Reviews Hokopo

Poke bowls seem to be the new trend of 2017, and why not since they are delicious and healthy. Unlike other poke places, you don't chose your salad. Its a tiny bit of avocado, (less than half of what is pictured on their promos) corn, mushroom, egg omelet and endamame. Your base is rice or noodle, and you do get a choice of sauce (pretty sure they gave me the wrong one though, the sweet citrus did not taste of citrus at all) I liked all the salad choices so this was perfect for me. The amount of tuna served was excellent. Total cost was $12.50. Compared to Poke me, you get more tuna here for a cheaper price, but less choice in salads. 
I think the tuna here is also lesser quality than their competitors. The wraps are excellent too, served on a roti style wrap. A combo for $10.95 includes fries, a pepsi and three fried chicken pieces. The fries had a lovely seasoning and the chicken had a good crunchy/fried coating. Coke was not offered as the drink, even though the advertising has a can of coke pictured on it. Overall, a great tasting, good value lunch. I will become a regular.

I came back to try the Aburi Salmon bowl. On a Friday at noon, they had no salmon left. This is really poor of a restaurant to not have one of their staple ingredients.

I had never come across Hokopo before and thought it was Japanese but it turns out it is Hawaiian. You can choose from a variety of raw fish served with condiments such as edamame beans, corn kernels, diced red onion, avocado and radish, on top of a brown rice or noodle base. There are also other toppings, such as tofu or prawns, and you choose a dressing too. It is delicious and as a bonus seems to be healthy too.

Hokopo make very tasty wraps. But they are also a very heavy food and can be quite oily.