Poke - Peachtree Corners

I'm a big fan of Sandy Spring's location, so when I saw this pop near my office, I had to try! It is a good option for a fast, healthy, tasty and high-quality lunch. The staff were very nice and friendly. When I was in the other place, I knew what I expected on foot. The restaurant was super clean with many open seats. For me, the portions are perfect. I usually get the little one that comes with a rice or salad floor (I like the brown rice and the spring mix combo) and two protein choices. I like the spicy salmon, tuna or scallops. I love charging the blows! I like the Edamame, corn and cucumbers. The sauces are also great. I love the spicy Mayo and the house. I also enjoy salad and cucumber salad. The options are endless as you are able to choose what you want and make it your own. Many parking spaces and is located in a busy complex. Only what sucks is each location has its own loyalty card and you need to use a separate one at each. Please combine them! Other than that, I'll show up again!

One of the best meals I've had in my life! Healthy, quick, super ultra delicious. Also they were playing lofi hip hop. Nice vibe. Came from out of town and this was my first time having poke. I wish I had this place at home!!

Delicious and lunch break favorite! Never disappoints, always fresh! Great staff!

Great lunch spot or if you want fast, fresh food. All the fish options look good and the place is clean. Service is excellent even during busy times. I will definitely be back for more!

Not a must-try but definitely worth a try. The fish was fresh and ponzu sauce tasted good. I'd rate it 3.5stars since the rice was dry, didn't taste the wasabi sauce at all, and because it was not filling at all (but based on everyone else's pictures I think my large order received less packing/stacking than the norm). I went in 2 minutes early but they weren't ready for my order until ~10mins after they opened I ordered the large and each choice-item was put in its own spot. everyone's picture of smaller sizes looks like the ingredients are a little stacked and on top of each other, overfilling the container. The steamed rice was quite dry and fat.. definitely not Japanese suchi rice. Looks like they took some cheap jasmine rice from an Asian mart and under-seasoned it; then again, you typically wouldn't season your rice and then dump it in the rice cooker. It's not bad tasting but I expected a little better. I had a problem mixing my extra wasabi in. The mixture I had was quite dry so my wasabi did not mix well and it resulted in a very chunky, uneven distribution. Luckily the ponzu sauce was quite tasty and present in every bite so not a bad experience overall.