Po-Ké Ono

Heads up to the vegans: the Hawaiian tres leches is no longer vegan (ice cream has dairy). The cake itself is still vegan, but I was pretty disappointed to just be getting that for USD $17, not worth the price IMO. The staff was nice about it, but I was surprised they charged me full price when half the ingredients were missing and when they brought me the wrong dish originally. Also pictured is the vegan matcha coconut ice cream they brought accidentally, but I'm not a big fan of matcha so wasn't my thing.

We stopped here for an intentional quick bite, but that quickly ended up being one of our favorite meals in Aruba. Everything was so fresh and the ramen broth was some of the best we’ve ever had. We also tried their new menu items which was an iced peach and mango oolong tea and ginger pineapple agua Fresca, both refreshing compliments to our meal. Would definitely recommend to add to your Aruba itinerary!

A really delicious restaurant with a relaxed vibe. We tried three different bowls and some pillowy soft bao buns, so delicious. Everything in the Poké bowls tasted fresh with a nice variety veggies.

Best poke I’ve had! We went for an early lunch around noon and were then only ones in the place. Traditional tuna poke and miso salmon along with some spicy shrimp bao. Was a refreshing and healthy lunch! The price is a bit expensive but worth it for the portions you get - we had leftovers for lunch the next day. Service was great - our waitress was attentive and even gave us extra chopsticks for our leftovers. If you’re looking for poke or bao on the island. Would definitely recommend after a morning of wandering around Oranjestad.

Everything was perfect. This is a must if you like unique Asian flavors. The bao buns, tuna poke bowl and adobo chicken wings were very delicious. The desserts are also fantastic.