Tidal Poke Co. - Hawaiian restaurant in Jersey City - Harborside Plaza, 210 Hudson St #3, USA

One of the few places that was open at the District Kitchen area. It is like a chipotle but for poke bowls. The tuna poke with onions and all the fixings was my jam. I put some eel sauce on it with some soy. The rice was cooked perfectly. The toppings were fresh and I also tried the salmon. Cool spot and since no one was there we had plenty of seating.

The service is good and the place is very clean, you can sense the hard work and effort they put into the place. I mainly had the Spicy Salmon with random edamame and other crunchies. If you like rice and fish, then this is a good place to go. The ingredients are fresh. The only beef I have is the rice was hard, like they left it out to dry, technically not a of lot of water added... I still give five star, becuase my issue is a preference, so its not fair to deduct stars for that, as I prefer soft sushi rice with my rice bowls. Overall, good food and service.

They aren’t what they used to be! I used to love their poke and I’ve brought several friends here and had family try and love also, but unfortunately they have changed the bowls to a smaller size so you’re paying more for less, the asian girl working there didn’t have the best attitude and added very little toppings, especially with the salmon… this used to be my go-to spot because it was tasty and they were generous with the toppings and rice, but now the bowls are smaller and it isn’t worth the price (she even added very little sauce!) I don’t usually write reviews but i feel really let down because this place used to be a good spot like a year ago.. I’ve attached a picture below of one of the bowls from last year, when it used to be good. If they are going to make the bowls smaller they should at least lower the prices too! The rice had very hard bits in it that seemed to be dried up, I’m not sure how that happened but it was annoying to have to keep picking out dried up hard rice pebbled while I’m trying to eat, I’ve never had a bad experience with their poke before so maybe it’s the new people preparing it, It’s a shame because i probably won’t be back after experiencing this and they used to be one of my favorite spots! Poke is fairly easy to make at home but this was a good spot for convenience and whenever you just want to save time i guess I’ll only be making them at home from now on

Ingredients are fresh Lot of options for vegetarians Service is quick Inside a work building so entrance is kind of difficult to find. Slightly on the expensive side. Paid $17 for a bowl

Great place that’s worth the price. The aesthetic is cute and the staff are friendly. It’s a great spot to go to in the Downtown Grove St. area. They have a unique variety of proteins from regular to spicy to even marinated and they all taste great. There’s also unlimited toppings which is great for people like me who just wanna try everything. The fish tastes fresh, not frozen and the staff seem to keep everything clean and sanitary.

Poke bowels are a personal favorite of mine but only when a place can make it properly. I was in the area for some quick food and always stop by the top rated places in the area to get the feel of the town; this is how I landed at this great restaurant. The portion size is not too big and not to small. The importance of a meal of this kind is the ratio of meat and filling to the amount of rice. This place does it perfectly. The sauces used are amazing, the spicy shoyu sauce was not too spicy, it had the right amount of kick. Would go to again if I'm in the area.

Poke is pretty much a love child between a salad and deconstructed sushi rolls in a bowl. Ordered a regular with kale and greens base with the spicy tuna. While the ingredients were fresh and staff was friendly, I've had more flavorful poke experiences at other shops.

Got spicy salmon over brown rice from here and was delicious. Fresh mango was a nice add in along with Kani salad.