Sam Choy's Poke To The Max Tacoma

To make matters worse, the restroom was absolutely disgusting. I was shocked when I walked in. For a place with such high prices, I expected it to be clean and well-maintained, but instead, it felt annoyingly overpriced and dirty. I didn't even want my 6-year-old to go in there. As for the food, I ordered the spicy tuna musubi, which was okay, but the rice was undercooked. I know a thing or two about rice since it's a staple in my culture, so I can tell when it’s not prepared properly. I won’t be returning to this location, but I may try the other one in Seattle just to see if it's any better than this one in Tacoma.

I did enjoy the meal, and they were having issues with most of their stuff bring it due to a convention, so these are place holder scores. The food wasn't bad, but it didn't quite meet up to my expectations. I will give them another shot!Food: 3/5

The poke place was alright, but it wasn't anything to write home about. Aesthetically pleasing but that’s about it for me. The fish was fresh, but I was a bit disappointed that there weren't many different toppings to choose from. I'm used to having a lot of options when it comes to poke, and this place just didn't have that. No edamame, imitation crab, or really anything besides a little bit of seaweed salad and actual salad. Overall, I'd say it's worth checking out if you're in the area and you're looking for something quick and easy, but if you're a poke connoisseur, you might be a bit let down.

They have tasty poke and quick service. Good portion sizes as well.Food: 5/5

While the customer service was excellent, the prices are outrageous for the portion sizes. I paid $16.99 for shrimp tempura and received very little. If you're looking to leave feeling satisfied, be cautious. Food rating: 1/5.