2nd time now I ordered a Kahuna (largest bowl) and they sent me a large (medium) via doordash with missing ingredients and way too much rice over anything else. I understand that times are tough, but don't straight up screw over your once loyal customers by lying to their faces. We're smarter than that. Will not be ordering from here again.

Aloha poke in revival is finally open again! I can’t tell you how many times I’ve come here and been disappointed throughout the pandemic. Got a bowl yesterday and it was even better than I remember! Great option for a quick lunch break

This is one of my favorite lunch spots. I was long over the routine lunch offerings in the Loop area. The options are awesome and the staff is friendly. I am there twice a week. Fresh, flavorful and a healthy options.

An average poké bowl joint with a good variety of offerings, not just for seafood lovers. I ordered the Ahi Tuna bowl which I topped with most of the ingredient options including jalapeños, onions, avocado, and pineapple. The portion seems small at first but it’s actually enough food for a quick lunch. Considering the area, the price isn’t too bad and it’ll satisfy if you want a quick, healthy lunch that’s totally customizable. Other poké places offer fresher ingredients and a bit more attention to detail, but it’s not bad at all.

My Employer and also my favorite Grab-n-go spot at Revival food Hall. Not only is the food healthy, but it even looks good (see picture attached). You can mix-and-match to your heart's desire, and if your daring, you'll throw in a white chocolate macadamia nut cookie.

❤️ Vegan/vegetarian options available 😕 Meh value considering a small is $8 & might not be filling if you're hangry Visited past lunch hours, so there was no line for service 💯 Got the small tofu bowl & it was ok. A bit awkward to eat since it was filled to the brim & a petit portion, but they do offer larger sizes. I like the concept of Revival Food Hall - food court, except trendier. Can get noisy when packed, but offers a good variety for everyone. Would I return to Aloha Poke? Probably not.

Conveniently located near the federal courthouse so I often stop in for a quick lunch. The food is always good and service is friendly and fast. I particularly like the salmon and shrimp with the spicy volcano sauce and some jalapeños added. Also appreciate the many options. Looking forward to going back soon.

I'm on a thirty day clean eating program. Aloha poke satisfied my craving for sushi grade tuna, brown rice and half of a super fresh and rice avocado. The best option is I could have the poke naked without the soy and other hidden ingredients. The quality and freshness of the tuna was evident. Nothing fancy here with this fast casual dining option that was spotless.

Super pleased with my tuna poke, atop cauliflower rice, with fresh, crunchy toppings. I enjoyed every bite and it sustained me all afternoon!

first time in the food hall, love the energy, kinda felt under dressed haha, very beautiful inside! they were sweet, very quick. and love the portions they gave me. thank you guys ! <3

Used to be one of my favorites and post covid, it’s gone downhill. My bowl was mostly rice and looked terrible. Bowl isn’t even full. Not worth the price ($15). Also got out of line to order online as the signs along the queue instructed, only to get a “online ordering is closed” error at check out.

Nope on Poke and don’t know how to make rice which is a deal breaker. Rice was undercooked and flavours are not well formed. Won’t go back.

Years back the food here was pretty good but the place was horribly noisy so we stayed away. A few days ago I was there about 5:30 pm and the sound level was not that bad anymore, but the food was almost inedible. I had the tuna and it didn't even look like real fish. I asked for, and paid extra for mango, but sure could not recognize or taste it in my bowl. I wanted pineapple but they were out. Very sad. Wonder if all the Aloha Pokes now serve such garbage.