Awesome little restaurant, Hawaiian collides with Asian menu food is fresh and portions will actually leave you with two meals out of one for a price that won't break the bank. Staff is knowledgeable and very welcoming. Definitely will leave you craving it after your first time. So many choices and not enough time to try them in one sitting. Definitely what Mankato needs hope they are here to stay.

This Poke Bowl restaurant has a clean and simple design that's quite inviting. The food is fresh, and the bowls are of high quality. I went for the Rainbow Bowl and Dragon Bowl, which I highly recommend for the quality of the bowl. They also offer milk tea; I had the Thai red tea, which was a bit sweeter than I prefer but still pretty good. It has been hard to find good milk tea places in Mankato. Service was pretty fast as the place wasn't crowded. This spot offers fresh and healthy food that's perfect for regular meals. While the portion size worked for me, it might be a bit small for those with a bigger appetite. The prices are reasonable, and they bring some interesting dining options to Mankato. It's definitely worth trying if you're looking for a delicious and wholesome meal.

Amazing food. I got the Shrimp tempura, angry edamame and Chicken Don with lychee smoothie. Love all the flavors. Spicy Miso Ramen with extra spice is also a favorite!

We had two different poke bowls and boba drinks and everything was amazing! I had never had a poke bowl before and was not sure if I'd like it but now I'm obsessed. Highly recommend and so excited to have this place here! Also we dined in and at first I was a little confused because I thought you paid at the counter but ended up paying after we ate. The service was excellent & atmosphere great!

First time trying this place and wow is it good!! Great staff very friendly and helpful! Highly recommend their smoothies!! I custom made my own poke bowl and they have very reasonable prices!

*Edit: Additional star added for restaurant thoroughly responding to this review. They care! But they're still wrong about comparative pricing (I'm a professional procurement/sourcing manager). Upper quality poke, fair service, irritating pricing. Let's get the negative out of the way so I can talk about the food. I've been here four times now and had matching experiences each time, however it's advisable to avoid the noon hour. 1. Parking is atrocious. You can find a spot if you wait a few minutes, but the draw here is too high for parking planners. 2. The menu pricing is overreaching for our region. $7 for a bubble/boba tea? $15+ for per bowl plus add-on's? If you're seated, unlike other poke bowl restaurants, you get the full server experience and that means a tip. $2.50 for a soft drink is pretty standard, but refills will cost extra. Expect to drop $20 minimum per person. If you wait and go to a Twin Cities poke restaurant, you'll save money. 3. Service is fair. The female server does a pretty good job noticing people, but the two male servers were oblivious each time. The food. As an avid Japanese and Hawaiian food lover who's had very high-end sashimi and great maki, nigiri, and temaki, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of ingredients at 507 Poke. Mango was ripe, veggies were crisp and fresh, and most of the fish was recent, although my last experience with the tuna was a bit disappointing as you could tell it had aged. As long as they keep up their quality control, I'd expect to have a continually fresh experience. Portions were good and the rice was top notch. The sushi burritos were alright, but they could use a bit more creativity there as the rolls my friends and I traded tended to taste alike. Again, if they dropped their prices by a buck or two, this place would be a home run.

Very good! We both had poke bowls and ingredients were very fresh, good portions and would recommend to anyone looking for sushi alternative. The ramen also looked very good, will have to try next time

I got a Salmon burrito. To clarify, this item is 100% Sushi. Made well, so the higher price IS justified, especially since you can't get good Sushi anymore in this city. The only bad critique I have is that the menu could be a bit simplified. However, it's hard to design a restaurant (in store menu) that's is perfect. (Think "in-and -out" burger (perfect typography and simplicity) ANYWAYS, this Sushi is Packed with flavor!!!