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Simple Hawaiian food outlet in a small retail park serving poke & ramen bowls & grilled meats.
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Address: 9999 Harbour Pl Ste. 105, Mukilteo, WA 98275
Phone: (425) 512-0188
Website: http://www.hanihanipoke.com/
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HaniHani Poke
… may increase your risk of food-borne illness, especially if you have a medical condition. 9999 Harbour PL #105 Mukilteo, WA 98275 tel: (425)512-0188.
Contact/Hours – HaniHani Poke
Hani Hani. 9999 Harbour PL #105. Mukilteo, WA 98275. Phone: (425) 512-0188. OPEN HOURS. Monday 10:30am – 7pm. Tuesday 10:30am – 7pm. Wednesday 10:30am – 7pm
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Hani Hani is now open! Serving the Mukilteo area flavorful sushi/poke bowls, ramen and grilled meats. Stop by for lunch or dinner, we’re open 7 days a week.
Reviews
K R
The food was OK – Poke bowl has a good amount of fresh seafood potion. Ramen was not that great – Tonkotsu did not taste like the Tonkotsu I know & the noodle was not that good. Both portion was good though. Service is self service even if you eat in,. If I knew, I tipped lower than what I tipped.
… moreLovely M
Read reviews all said good food, so I took my kids and husband here for some authentic hawaiian Foods, to my surprise the food taste bland, no taste, 100% NOT AUTHENTIC, portions too little for the price, mac salad & fried rice just nasty…GROSS. Food was more of a teriyaki than a hawaiian bbq. They topped off the chicken with a slice of pineapple to claim it as a hawaiian bbq dish lol. Very very disappointed, waste of $$$. I do not recommend this place… Also, the kitchen walls, ceilings is moldy, dusty and spider web all around, not clean at all… So upset..
… moreSophie Benjamin
Hani Hani has the BEST fried rice!!! They mix in a great mayo sauce with their rice to make it very savory. The staff is very nice and friendly.
… moreWilliam Cook
Good Chicken katsu with side of disappointing fried rice although plentiful lacked flavor with overcooked vegetables that was barely enough size to say oh they added a sliver of carrot, oh there is egg, with a horrible 2 pieces og green beans that was last week’s leftover. Over steamed vegetables with consisted of big pieces of cabbage one piece or broccoli, anther sliver of carrot. Second side was a house garden salad that consisted of rough green leaf lettuce, lots of small cuts of cucumber with a decent ginger dressing. Something about that lettuce was like it had crossed with kale and made it bitter and not tasty.
… moreshari ryburn
Best chicken fried rice I’ve had here in the Seattle area. Also the Karaage was delicious. The pork broth they use in their dishes is so rich and unctuous!
… moreJohn Lemish
The food was very good. I had what was called a “plate lunch” when I lived in Hawaii with beef flavored with teriyaki sauce. The macaroni salad wasn’t how i remember, but it was still good. The people were also very friendly and helpful. Kinda average hole in the walleye place and I’m glad I found it. Thank you
… moreAhda Arifa Ismail
Found this place on a whim when we’re craving for Poke Bowls on the way home to Seattle from Everett. The neighborhood was very dark and too quiet, we thought we were lost.
But the Poke here is so rewarding! Great price and we can decide whichever proteins and toppings we want. Tasted awesome and fresh, too. We ended up ordering an extra to go.
… moreBut the Poke here is so rewarding! Great price and we can decide whichever proteins and toppings we want. Tasted awesome and fresh, too. We ended up ordering an extra to go.
Julia Talamantes
More of a take out joint with a bit of seating. But the food is amazing. Fast and friendly service.
Had an order of fried gyoza and the Alaska poke bowl. It was out so fast my head nearly spun. Most poke places give you almost too much rice to the point you run out of toppings before you do rice. Not the case here. There was rice but there was more toppings and fish. The fish was fresh and so tasty. All in all it was so good if I lived near by I’d be a regular.
… moreHad an order of fried gyoza and the Alaska poke bowl. It was out so fast my head nearly spun. Most poke places give you almost too much rice to the point you run out of toppings before you do rice. Not the case here. There was rice but there was more toppings and fish. The fish was fresh and so tasty. All in all it was so good if I lived near by I’d be a regular.
Tristan Franklin
First 5 star review for a raw fish restaurant. Although they have fantastic cooked food as well, with large portions. I was impressed by the chicken katsu, not just 1 flattened breast, I believe panko crusted, perfect for the kids who want “chicken nuggets” when I would enjoy fresh ahi, salmon, etc.
Their bowls are no joke. I had to visit 4 times to see if they were actually this good each time. And yes, they were. I could not recommend one bowl or another, I ordered each one to see quantity and quality between spicy, and not.
If you like Poke, or want to try any of their cooked options, you will not be disappointed. I would rate #1 quality, value, flavor in this price range. A+
… moreTheir bowls are no joke. I had to visit 4 times to see if they were actually this good each time. And yes, they were. I could not recommend one bowl or another, I ordered each one to see quantity and quality between spicy, and not.
If you like Poke, or want to try any of their cooked options, you will not be disappointed. I would rate #1 quality, value, flavor in this price range. A+
Kahealani K
Nothing on their menu is considered Authentic Hawaiian. Ramen is from Japan and poke bowls made with all that extra vegetables is an American trend of eating raw fish. You should do your research before slapping labels on it like it’s Hawaiian when it’s not. So embarrassing. Authentic Hawaiian food includes food such as kalua pig, Laulau, chicken long rice, poi, and Huli huli chicken, etc. Owners, do better and rebrand.
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