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We are a locally owned and family operated poke specialty propriety. The legacy of our always fresh premium ahi and top shelf tako poke bridges the decades since 1995. We are not a trend, we are a Honolulu tradition. Our poke experience is traditionally local, island style and ridiculously ono! We look forward to sharing our poke aloha with you! Aloha ke akua!
Locals flock to this no-frills eatery for the variety of ahi poke & a chill, laid-back atmosphere.
Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 9 AM–4 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–4 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–4 PM |
| Friday | 9 AM–4 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–4 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 747 Kapahulu Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816
Phone: (808) 732-4806
Website: https://onoseafood.site/
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Reviews
Jenny Lee
I’ve been here every time I visit Oahu, and it’s the poke place we always come back for. The location is great, and parking is fairly easy, which already makes it a smooth stop during a trip.
Their fish quality is just different. It’s so fresh, and the texture is honestly crazy in the best way. Every bite tastes clean and high quality, and you can tell right away this isn’t average poke. The portions are good, and the price feels very fair for what you get.
Also, their marinated crab is amazing, but you have to go early because it sells out quick. If you come later in the day, there’s a good chance it’ll be gone, so I learned to prioritize this stop when I’m planning my day.
I’ve tried so many poke places in Hawaii, and this is still the best one for me. Consistently fresh fish, great portions, fair pricing, and a convenient location. If you’re looking for a poke spot to return to again and again, this is it.
… moreTheir fish quality is just different. It’s so fresh, and the texture is honestly crazy in the best way. Every bite tastes clean and high quality, and you can tell right away this isn’t average poke. The portions are good, and the price feels very fair for what you get.
Also, their marinated crab is amazing, but you have to go early because it sells out quick. If you come later in the day, there’s a good chance it’ll be gone, so I learned to prioritize this stop when I’m planning my day.
I’ve tried so many poke places in Hawaii, and this is still the best one for me. Consistently fresh fish, great portions, fair pricing, and a convenient location. If you’re looking for a poke spot to return to again and again, this is it.
JP Allport
TLDR: Foodland’s poke is better.
Ono is highly raved spot, but I personally thought Foodland was better (and cheaper per lb, BTW).
The fish quality and freshness at Ono is decent (kind of fishy taste/smell), but it’s severely lacking in marinade depth and flavor. The marinade was kind of bland and especially the spicy ahi — way too much mayo and almost no spice and too creamy for me. The shoyu ahi was spicier and had more flavor depth. Other flavors were decent, but nothing really memorable.
It’s worth a try and that you stood in a long line as well.
… moreOno is highly raved spot, but I personally thought Foodland was better (and cheaper per lb, BTW).
The fish quality and freshness at Ono is decent (kind of fishy taste/smell), but it’s severely lacking in marinade depth and flavor. The marinade was kind of bland and especially the spicy ahi — way too much mayo and almost no spice and too creamy for me. The shoyu ahi was spicier and had more flavor depth. Other flavors were decent, but nothing really memorable.
It’s worth a try and that you stood in a long line as well.
Carl Wong
I ordered the Shoyu Tuna and Spicy Salmon combo poke, it is fresh and tasty. There’s not a lot of sitting area, they have 2 benches by the parking lot. It’s best for take out and enjoy at the beach.
… moreRyan Walker
Best poke I’ve ever had in my life! I got the Spicy Ahi with all the toppings. There’s only two parking spots, so recommend Uber or walking. Very tasty!
… moreDavid Yun
I had a Hawaiian tako + ahi tuna combo bowl. Easily the best poke I’ve had on the island! The poke was fresh and well seasoned, and the rice was well made.
I went at 9:30 am on a weekday and had no problems with parking, and there was no line.
No issues with my soy, gluten, and dairy allergies. Staff was knowledgeable about all ingredients used.
… moreI went at 9:30 am on a weekday and had no problems with parking, and there was no line.
No issues with my soy, gluten, and dairy allergies. Staff was knowledgeable about all ingredients used.
Melvin Dizon
I stopped by Ono Seafood on Kapahulu Avenue after hearing that it is one of the best places in Honolulu for poke, and it definitely lived up to the reputation. The shop itself is small and very simple, but the focus here is clearly on the quality of the fish.
Ono Seafood specializes in fresh ahi poke, and you can taste the freshness immediately. The texture of the fish is clean and firm, and the seasoning is balanced in a way that enhances the flavor without overpowering it. One of the standout options is the spicy ahi poke, which has just enough heat while still letting the quality of the fish shine through.
The ordering process is straightforward. You order at the counter and most people take their poke to go, although there are a few small tables outside if you want to sit for a quick bite. The shop has more of a neighborhood takeout feel rather than a full restaurant.
What stood out to me most was the consistency and simplicity of the concept. Ono Seafood focuses on doing one thing extremely well, and that is serving high-quality poke using fresh ingredients and classic Hawaiian preparation.
Overall, Ono Seafood is one of those places that locals often recommend when someone asks where to get great poke in Honolulu. If you are exploring the Kapahulu area and want a truly authentic poke experience, this spot is definitely worth the stop.
… moreOno Seafood specializes in fresh ahi poke, and you can taste the freshness immediately. The texture of the fish is clean and firm, and the seasoning is balanced in a way that enhances the flavor without overpowering it. One of the standout options is the spicy ahi poke, which has just enough heat while still letting the quality of the fish shine through.
The ordering process is straightforward. You order at the counter and most people take their poke to go, although there are a few small tables outside if you want to sit for a quick bite. The shop has more of a neighborhood takeout feel rather than a full restaurant.
What stood out to me most was the consistency and simplicity of the concept. Ono Seafood focuses on doing one thing extremely well, and that is serving high-quality poke using fresh ingredients and classic Hawaiian preparation.
Overall, Ono Seafood is one of those places that locals often recommend when someone asks where to get great poke in Honolulu. If you are exploring the Kapahulu area and want a truly authentic poke experience, this spot is definitely worth the stop.
Brendan Mulvaney
A small little hole in the wall, but fresh and super good poke. A small menu, but what they have they do very well. Seaweed salad was a great complement to the salmon and ahi poke. Parking is tight, but worth a trip for sure.
… moreMinh Van
The fish is fresh and flavorful with nice gummy texture, but unfortunately the white rice is the weak link here. Doesn’t taste like sushi rice, and the texture is kind of dry like the jasmine rice I make at home. Does not pair as well as possibly can with the fish. Tight plaza with a few parking spots, and only a couple tables outside. Turnover is pretty quick though.
… moreNancy Nguyen
Parking may be tough and there’s not many spots. Just keep that in mind if you’re coming here. The line to order moves quick!
As for the food, I thought the poke was okay. Not my favorite in the area but I wanted to try since it was pretty popular. I got half half (spicy salmon and I forgot the other one it was ahi tuna)
… moreAs for the food, I thought the poke was okay. Not my favorite in the area but I wanted to try since it was pretty popular. I got half half (spicy salmon and I forgot the other one it was ahi tuna)
Sonny W
Ultra disappointed. It was good back in 2019b when i visited Not sure what went wrong…going Christmas Eve day in 2025? The poke was damn A.w.f.u.l. overmarinated? Not fresh? When we arrived, already fishy smell in store…but then when we bit into the fish….UGH fish was chewy and nasty. Rice, the foundation, also was so so….The ahi tacos at nearby Cheeseburgers in Paradise in Wikiki (i know, why order ahi tacos at a burger/beer joint?) were infinitely better, so OUCH This place is off my list.
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