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| - Stopped by here for some food after a 9 hr day at work without food so I was super hungry. Soulfish is ANOTHER poke place to pop up in town like a "cockaroaches" as one of my friend says in the past year or so. Thought it was quite interesting after reading some reviews as they offer some different things that others don't typically offer.
Soulfish has a few "preset" menu items but of course has a "artisanal build-a-bowl" style.
(according to their menu on the web site)
First Base - White rice, brown rice, quinoa, rice noodles (soba), and mixed greens.
Go Fish - Yellowfin (ahi tuna), Alaskan salmon, tofu, crab, shrimp (ceviche)
Get Sauced - Sriracha mayo, honey mayo, wasabi lime aioli, orange citrus yuzu, sesame wasabi, sweet chili (gochujang), spicy garlic, and raspberry miso
Top It Off - Nori, sesame seeds, wonton strips, wasabi peas, sea salt, avocado (+$1), seaweed salad (+$1), and tobiko (+$1),
(according to the menu in store on the wall)
First Base - White rice, brown rice, soba noodles, kale, quinoa, mixed greens
Go Fish - Yellowfin (ahi tuna), Alaska salmon, Octopus, Black tiger shrimp, scallops, tofu
Mother Earth - Baby radish, bell peppers, carrots, bean sprouts, yellow onion, red onion, green onion, English cucumber, fresh ginger, pickled ginger, garlic, jalapeno, fresno peppers, wonton strips, kimchi, mango, dried seaweed, macadamia nuts, shaved almonds, crispy onions, avocado
Get Sauced - Sweet chili, citrus ponzu, miso vinaigrette, teriyaki, wasabi cream, spicy garlic, sriracha mayo, herb horseradish mustard
quite the difference between the web site and in store menu
I ended up getting a large bowl with soba noodles, salmon, wasabi cream, red onions, avocado, tobiko, wonton strips
avocado they use was like mashed avocado, similar to guac. wonton strips I guess they were out? so they offered tempura crumbs or whatever it was called
The person who helped me seemed a bit impatient to let me pick toppings so I didn't get much. On the website, it had stated it was extra for avocado, seaweed salad, and tobiko but it does NOT state that on the menu in store.
I had read a tip on yelp stating how they automatically did the highest 20 something % tip or something so I paid close attention to that. It auto-selects the higher one, and I believe the lowest one was like 15 or 18%. It does have a selection to put other amount. In the end, after tip, it was almost $16. Ouch ?
The bowl itself wasn't that big. Smaller than normal amount of base than what im used to from like Jaburritos, or similar. The salmon amount was fairly decent as they put at least 3-4 scoops. As mentioned before, the guy who helped me seemed a bit impatient when I was picking toppings. He didn't put much of each of the toppings I had asked for. The wasabi cream sauce was a bit thick so was kind of hard to mix around. And it had no other flavor than mild wasabi. Kind of unexpected a bit. Usually wasabi sauces are a bit more flavorful. So overall, my bowl was a bit bland. You'd think id enjoy it more as i didnt eat for 9 hours... Pretty pricey for what I got too.
Overall, quite disappointed with this place. With the amount of places opening around, probably won't return to this location.
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