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2418, North Guernsey Avenue, 73103, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 405-605-5272
website: www.noodeeokiepokie.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 35.493829, Longitude: -97.525307
Joseph Azzone
::Came in to get a couple of bowls. My wife loves Pokie bowls and this is the only spots in town to get a good one. Its as close as you can get in OKC. Taste is great and it's a great alternative to fast food. You can also sit outside and eat comfortably during good weather.
Matthew Dring
::Great for a soft opening, but some improvements can be made. Got lucky by going in during the public soft opening. Great selections, incredibly fresh ingredients. No faults at all with the food. Drinks could use an update including a soda machine partially not working. Drinks seem like an afterthought. Portions were small, but filling. Fish selections seems unique, but limited.
The House OKC
::Two great spots at one location! Okie Pokie offers speedy and delicious Poke bowls for the health and diet conscious consumer. Not to mention at an affordable price. Noodee is a noodle house where you build your own bowl (as you do in Okie Pokie) but the big draw here is the late night hours they have, after a long night of, um, "partying" swing by for some late night noods or a nightcap.
Gena Goodson
::This place is delicious & nutritious! Iām addicted!! So, so good & the employees are super friendly. Very easy on the pocketbook, too.
mishmasta
::I came here for the soft opening, and I think Okie Pokie has nailed it with their new concept. I am very impressed. I first had poke at Nico's Pier 38 while traveling in Hawaii, and wished that the experience could work in Oklahoma. If you haven't had it, poke is a wonderfully balanced, flavorful and healthy meal consisting of fresh seafood, rice, and various toppings. However, when back home the realization quickly took hold that Oklahoma is land locked, and my dreams of affordable sushi quality fish served over rice seemed as far off as the beatiful blue waters of Hawaii. I guess dreams do come true because Okie Poke is making affordable counter service high quality seafood a reality in OKC. The bowls start at $10, and feature a generous portion of seafood, a rice or salad base, and an awesome selection of toppings. Counter service means you can get in and out quickly, which makes it perfect for lunch. I will definitely be back again and again.