Kahuku Superette - Kahuku, Hawaii

Chelle T.

We have had poke all over Oahu this past week. This was okay if not a bit dry, it needed a little more shoyu or other flavor. Service was nice.

Jacqueline T.

A friend recommended that we stop for this grocery store poke when we were in Oahu. It was right next to another stop we were making at the shrimp truck so it's easy to combine.

When we were there, they only had two options. We went with the Shoyu Poke Bowl.

I typically prefer my poke a little saucier, but this was pretty good. The rice was warm and perfectly sticky so no complaints there.

I'd get poke here and then take it over to the shrimp truck for the perfect lunch.

Maya V.

Went for the poke and snacks. A little suspect of the spicy tuna because it looked like cat food. But dayum I was wrong. Best poke we have had, ever. Shoyu poke didn’t have too many onions and the tuna chunks were perfect little rubies of fresh and intense flavor. Top seaweed chips or shrimp chips with poke for the ultimate snackie.

n P.

I stopped buying poke here a couple years ago, because there was a hair in my poke bowl. My brother wanted to eat here earlier today, so I got a tako poke bowl thinking it must be better than it was before. When we got to our next destination and I started eating my poke bowl, I noticed there were 2 strands of hair in my poke bowl. I am definitely not eating here again. I would give no stars at all if Google gave me the option.

Melanie T.

I don't know why this place has such good reviews. We were in the North Shore area one Sunday, so we stopped by just after 1 to pick up some poke. There is a half pound minimum if you're just getting the poke so we got 1/2 lb of the shoyu, and 1/2 lb of the spicy. The shoyu was a mix of old and new pieces of tuna because half of the pieces were discolored and you could tell have been marinated longer. The spicy poke wasn't even chunks of fish. It was all the leftover end pieces so it was basically tiny morsels of fish. And it wasn't exactly cheap, at $18.99 a pound - especially for fish that isn't fresh.

Do yourself a favor and go to Foodland for poke instead. It's half the price and the poke is actually fresh there.

Victoria M.

Came here for the poke experience. I felt it was a bit dry and not as moist as it is at Foodland. They are strict about their poke servings, nothing less than 1/2 a pound. I asked for 1/2 a pound and the Auntie gave me almost a pound. It’s still an experience and a great place to check out.

Ariel W.

An overpriced convenient store along with a poke counter on the side. Got spicy ahi and white rice served with the worst customer service ever. Counter lady has attitude and stink eye with every breath. Poke is fine but so what? If people no like you they won't come back. There's plenty other places on the island with better service than you.

Jennifer C.

After Waimea beach, I headed to Kahuku Superette (recommended by a friend from Vegas) for their poke. It's actually a supermarket. There's plenty of parking and the Shoyu poke is absolutely amazing. Just something about the sauce - it was thicker and the ahi was mmmm delicious. A container of the shoyu poke and some rice cost about $22. A bit expensive. There's no tables to sit so we just sat in the car and ate it. Well worth it.

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