Go Fish Poke Stanford Shopping Center

It was so good and fresh. I never can find a good sushi rolls around here so the poke bowl is a very good alternative. Please , add an option to add red caviar like I ate in a poke bowl in Hawaii for $20. I would gladly pay a few extra dollars for that.

Always love having my lunch here. It gets busy so I come during late lunch. Love that tap water is provided if you don't want to pay for your drinks. Utensils are also provided. Choose either regular spoon/fork or chopsticks for dine-in. There aren't a lot of seats inside but there are more outside. It's also near the covered parking lot, so I can easily park in, eat, and leave without passing by the tempting stores on the area, lol. I wish I had taken pictures, but I keep forgetting when I am eating here. Also, I usually skip breakfast, so I always order the large bowl, which is just the right amount for my appetite. The 5 fish choices mean I will have a few fish meat on every bite. So I think 3 fish orders are just fine.

We love Go Fish but the portions are so small today. Very inconsistent. Like everything else the price has also gone up, twice in the last year it seems like. $17 for a large. :

The large bowl is definitely enough for an average adult. The poke here is amazing, fresh and they offer a good variety of food. Only criticism would be their workflow is a bit slow. Would definitely recommend having a paper to check off what customers want and markings on the lid to help the cashier know what add-ons that bowl had.

Mar 2023: Still tasty, but the portion sizes seem to have gotten a bit smaller, at least for the large poke bowl, and the rice was a bit too cold. (3 star) Mar 2019: Recommended for a quick bite! Tasty, friendly service, well priced at $12 for three hand rolls. The rolls were freshly made. I chose spicy salmon, spicy tuna, and shrimp tempura; the shrimp tempura was warm and perfectly crispy. The others were tasty and delightful. Will return for some more. (5 star)