Ono Seafood - Seafood restaurant in Honolulu - 747 Kapahulu Ave, USA

Without a doubt, the best and freshest poke you can find in Oahu. We have tried multiple popular poke joints all over the island, but 'til this day would find ourselves keep going back to Ono. Been 7 years since our first visit and no other places can replace Ono. Quality is consistently top-notch and service is quick and friendly. Love that they offer brown rice which is always cooked to perfection.

This is the poke place one needs to visit when in Hawaii. The product is fresh and the choices are abundant. You can do a combination of 2 orders, that way you can try a little bit of everything. I got Tako for the other half of my order (I don't really think Tako when I think poke) and it was delicious! My better half kept eating mine so I will need to go back for a re-visit. The place is small and seating is really only meant for quickly eating then leaving. Thanks again!!

Ono is one of my favorite poke shops in all of Hawaii. They serve up the freshest tasting fish with all the flavors you crave. The shop has won a few awards and been around for a while but the quality is still there since the first time I visited a few years ago. Inside, the area is small. You order your bowl at the counter, then the poke is mixed fresh for you. Each poke bowl comes with a free soda or juice (though it’s probably included in the price already). The container does feel on the smaller side but the serving of fish is plenty and does leave you full after. Outside, there are a few tables to eat at and they have their own small parking lot if you can get a spot. Overall, this place is close enough to Waikiki but out of the main hustle and bustle that you’ll want to come over and over!

Whenever we're in Waikiki, we try to visit Ono Seafood. I still remember the first time we visited... we must have walked by it a couple of times before actually spotting it set back from the road. The signage is more noticeable nowadays but it's still a bit of a hole-in-the-wall. We've tried their other poke before but our fav is the ahi. And while the poke goes well with rice, we try to just get the poke by itself now (can't afford to get too filled up on rice when you can eat more poke). We got the Hawaiian style ahi poke, spicy ahi poke, and shoyu ahi poke on our last visit on April. Still one of the best places to get poke in the area.

Bought Spicy Ahi Poke Bowl with coke can for $17.80. Price was not cheap, not even a decent deal for a local. The place is very small and seemed smaller once I went in. Price is not listed anywhere. Very limited seating right outside so should be considered as a take out. Two male workers and no smiles at all. Yes, it seemed like a tourist trap. Maybe a little smile may have ended up with a one more star. This is definitely not a cheap eats, not even close.

They make really good poke I'm just not a fan of their rice. I prefer sushi rice instead

Delicious and fresh tasting poke bowls! Slightly more expensive than I was expecting, the prices are based on market price so when we got one bowl, it was $17. The bowl comes with a small drink. There are also limited seats in the shared dining tables. There is a free parking lot but spots are limited.

This is a take-out only place with a few tables outside and tight parking. Poke had great flavor, but the portion just didn't seem to fit right with other places. There are other great places just down the street to grab something similar at a comparative cost.