Keeaumoku Seafood

Best quality and best prices! Almost missed the parking lot as I was making jokes about the name Itchy Butt on the corner. True hole-​in-​the-​wall, with standing room for 3, maybe 4 adults max – claustrophobics beware. Standard poke display below and menu board is a collage of 8.5×11″ sheets above, but effective nonetheless and quickly placed my order. I had the freshly fried ahi belly plate (my best yet) with rice, spicy ahi poke, and other tasty sides. Note: fried ahi belly scent will stick to you for a few hours.
Windows down, please.

Seeing all the positive reviews has me worried. It’s only a matter of time until this joint goes mainstream and the prices skyrocket. But for now, this is an amazing little hole in the wall joint that looks unpolished from the outside, but has amazing value and bang for your buck. I was hooked from the get-​go. Sashimi set 1 gives you a large scope of poke that is seasoned very well, and 12 slices of sashimi (I like Hamachi and maguro) and a bowl of rice for around 15 bucks. A sign that says that they only use fresh fish and not frozen is an additional bonus. The freshness, price, and the amount they give can only leave you with the assumption that the owners have some crazy uncle who loves to fish and is desperate to unload his haul everyday the store is just a byproduct of passion.

I went a little out of my way going home after my Dentist appointment because I wanted poke and the rating was high. Now I know why and I wish I lived closer because surely I would come here more often… but at least now I know if I am near the area I will stop by.

The freshest, multi ingredient poke bowl. Lots of veggies and very in tune with what is locally sourced. $ 13.50 but it was bigger than the xtra large bowls I have gotten elsewhere.

Came here with the boyfriend shared the SASHIMI DELUXE SALAD, which comes with ahi and salmon sashimi over lettuce, topped with tobiko (fish eggs). It came with 2 different sauces: the soy w/​wassabi and then some kind of spicy sauce. I don’t how they pick their fish in the market, but I love their salmon. This is probably the first time I preferred the salmon sashimi over the ahi. It was buttery good! I like to put a little tobiko over my sashimi pieces before eating it too, which makes it taste even more delicious. If you plan on eating a lot, it’s probably best not to share it and just get your own plate. It’s too good, and you’ll be craving for more.

Best poke bowl I have had ever. One of my favorite things and I have found my new favorite spot thanks to a friend. The quality here is unmatched, very few in Honolulu can compete. Prices are great and you get large portions. All pros for me only con that anyone may have is parking but you can find lots of street parking or one of their stalls in front of the building.

I really like eating poke bowls from here. I’m a fan of the sesame oil poke here for sure. Spicy ahi and hot shoyu (hot shoyu is hotter than spicy ahi) pokes are also winners. The thing I like here is that they mix the poke per order if they do not have some already made. The ahi belly is also a winner too. And I’m not a huge fried fish fan. But I like it here. I think about how people a few doors down eating chicken cant be eating better than me. Also glad they offer brown rice here too. Hawai’i we love our white rice but it’s not that hard to buy a second rice cooker. This place got its fish game on point!

Town’s best secret for poke. Came here looking at all the reviews and can honestly say that this place has some awesome poke. Ordered the poke plate and there was so much poke that I had 2 meals with it. Also bought some dried ahi for $ 10/​lb. that was addicting. I turned my Mom on to it, and she was loving it! The best time to come is off hours so you don’t have to fight the traffic. The only dangerous thing about this place is getting out of the parking stall since you have to merge into busy Keeaumoku Street!

This place is a hidden little gem! I’m so torn because I rarely leave reviews but I love this place. I could eat here every day. I’ve had the Supreme Hawaiian bowl, the Sashimi Salad, Poke bowl, and the 2 choice Poke Salad. All of them were equally the most satisfying meals! If you want fresh fish at great prices, you gotta come here. On second thought, don’t listen to me. Seriously. Go to your usual poke place… that way we can keep Keeaumoku Seafood all to ourselves and avoid the crazy lines and fight for parking. ;-)

Back again for some fresh fish! Today, I introduced more people to this hidden little gem. I brought three of my coworkers of which two of them haven’t been here before. We all loved it! I ordered the sashimi and poke combo. You get two choices of sashimi and the poke of your choice. Since they were out of hamachi, I really had no choice but to get ahi & salmon for my two choices. Then I selected their spicy shoyu poke. Everything came out perfect! Fresh sashimi and well flavored poke! Will be back soon…

Fresh seafood is always best! I’m not too big of a fan of all these raw fish delicacy but when it comes to some spicy ahi tuna, I’m addicted. I could eat it everyday if I could. This place is literally a hole in the wall place that I would have never known about if my boyfriend hadn’t mentioned it to me while passing by from Ala Moana Center as we were thinking of getting poke for dinner.
We got lucky and scored a parking right when we got there as parking is so limited in this area off of the main road. It’s a good thing there’s a limit of 20 minutes as it gives others a chance to park and place a take out. I would hate to have to find neighborhood parking and one of my pet peeves is if I can’t find parking I’d go elsewhere to get my cravings satisfied even if I have to drive the distance.
Anyways, we got the $ 25 sashimi bento that came with ahi and hamachi. That’s pretty cheap compared to going to a restaurant that you’ll probably pay double or even triple that price in portion. You can definitely taste the freshness in each thick slice they offer here. Melts in your mouth like buttah. I got the spicy tuna poke bowl. I wanted brown rice but they were out later that evening which was fine because the poke was on fresh on quality and portion starting at $ 7.99 a bowl. I love when they offer furukaki on rice, it makes eating poke taste even better.
Service was also friendly and helpful as we were decided on what to get. There’s a variety of poke that they offer, not as much as you see at Foodland but it’s a variety in freshness that you’ll be paying for unlike other supermarkets that offer previously frozen ahi. Seriously best quality and price for what you get for here. It feels out of my way to come here but I’ll definitely consider it again when I’m craving for fresh poke when I’m in the area.

I love the hot masago and sesame oil poke combo plate! It comes with rice with furikake, kimchee, and spicy Korean cuttlefish AND a drink! All for $ 12. Huge portions! I just park on the side of the street instead of the tiny lot. It’s much easier to get out that way. If you don’t like green onions like me, then these are the ones you want to try!

Ok fried ahi belly plate + spicy poke. Wait until you step outside. Open the container. Try not to cry. #1 favorite thing to eat anywhere.
SO GOOD.

If poke is what you’re after, look no further. Fresh ahi better by cut up in the back, and the variety is vast. Sample each and you’ll surely find one that you’ll love, that’s if you can decide. The spicy massago ahi poke and the sesame oil ahi poke did it for me. Unbelievable. I tried just about all the top notch poke places on Oahu and albeit they were great, including Ono’s (also amazing) but just wasn’t as good as spectacular as it was here.
They also fresh assortment of sashimi which included himachi, ahi and others. Prices were good and portions were filling. Do yourself a favor and just go, however you have to, just go. Next time I’m there, surely there will be more than a few meals from Keeaumoku Seafood.

I had the two poki plate. shoyu & spicie poki, came with three piece of kim chee and tego, on a bed of rice. one can drink. $ 11.08
Shoyu poki was to plane. It was ok. Small place a little grungie.

Overall impression:
My new favorite place to get poke bowl. I could easily come here every day if I lived closer and wasn’t afraid of mercury poisoning.
Avg price: 7.99 for 1 choice poke bowl, 9.99 for two choice, 10.99 for two choice with kimchee, Taegu, and drink (enough for 2 people, seriously)
Positives:
–amazing tasting poke. Fresh fish and good mixes
–huge portions. You def get your money’s worth
–clean
–great customer service
–offer brown rice
–free furikake on the rice
Negatives:
–have to take it out b/​c not much space to sit down and eat
–parking is only 20 mins (although you probably want to take the food out anyways)
This place is straight up great. I don’t know how they stay in business offering fresh poke at this price. They give so much! I think the best deal is the poke plate special but the two choice is good too.
The service is excellent. The ladies there are so nice and very eager to give you samples. I like them a lot.
They have a good mix of different types of poke. The spicy ahi and hot masago are probably my favs but they have other stuff too. Not quite as many as foodland but not bad.
Love the perks. They offer brown rice and jasmine rice, I believe, for no charge! And I love furikake on my rice with poke so that’s another plus.
Parking isn’t the best and you have to take it out to eat but because of the service, great taste, and great value, I have to say that right now this is my favorite poke place and I have to give it a five stars. Definitely check it out.

We tried the ahi belly and poke plate with the hot masago ahi and the «super poke bowl» with the pipikala poke and local style poke. The ahi was incredible for the price, you can tell the difference when the ahi is fresh versus the frozen ahi other places use for poke. We also bought the pickled ogo and raw hot wasabi tako. And both were just as good as the poke and belly.

Again, small parking lot with only 15 minute parking. I wrote that in my review for both Itchy Butt and Ono Kimchee. Nice to stop at all three places!
I really like that the poke is fresh here. I find that don’t really enjoy the taste and texture of previously frozen fish. I’m willing to pay the extra price for fresh fish. We got the spicy ahi, salmon, and house special (ahi limu). I recommend the spicy ahi.
Four stars. Would definitely go here again if I don’t have time to drive all the way to Tanioka’s.

The only reason why I wouldn’t give this place five stars is because lately their portion sizes have decreased. But the reason why they still get four stars is because of their gigantic portion sizes. Oh you like poke bowls from Foodland? That’s cute. If you ever get a real hangry moment going, head over down the street to Keeaumoku Seafood and get a poke bowl. You can get one or two options, and in total I would say you get about a pound of poke over a bed of steaming hot rice. Another great option is the poke and Hawaiian mixed plate. This allows you to get your spicy ahi fix as well as some laulau and kalua pork. Their poke is fresh not frozen, so their selection varies depending on the day. They usually always have spicy ahi unless you go towards the end of the day. I also enjoy the hot masago. Anyways this place is a definite yes!

I’m from the South. I grew up eating typical Southern food like grits, fried chicken, black eyed peas, BBQ, corn bread and collard greens. Or typical «American» food like meatloaf, mac and cheese and peanut and jelly sandwiches.
I never thought I’d willing eat a bowl of raw fish covered in mayonnaise, fish eggs and chili oil (I’m guessing these are the ingredients) with a bowl of rice and seaweed flakes — and like it. .. a lot.
$ 8.00 might seem like a lot for a spicy ahi bowl, but good, fresh fish is expensive. And the spicy ahi is so rich, you can’t eat a lot of it anyway (my wife and I wound up sharing). Spicy ahi had just the right amount of heat (for my taste).
Yay! I’m a fan!!!