Lin's Poke

Ate the miso romen. I added too much hot spice so woops. Otherwise it was p good, its a lil on the pricey side.

Excellent quality, great atmosphere, and kind service. I had a poke burrito and jasmine green tea with boba. The restaurant is a nice and quiet place to meet with friends or get some work done.

Great place slightly tucked away on 1960 with a pleasant surprise waiting for you in all meals and drinks. I thoroughly enjoyed it and highly recommend it if you like sushi, poke’ and tasty smoothies and teas.

This is a really nice place, and also a hidden gem in this area. The parking is no problem, for there are many spots, and the inside of the place is really clean and inviting. They play kpop as background music, which is fun to listen to! The service is great, for employees are very nice and accommodating. The food itself was really good, they just don’t put much protein. Overall a great experience!

Ive eaten their poke over a dozen times already over this past year, and it's the best place to get poke in North Houston/Spring/FM1960, especially if your priorities are freshness and a healthy diet. PROS: Freshest fish served in any poke in the area. So far the only one that offers scallops and yellowtail as protein options. They have the most crunchy toppings of any place around, so that makes me happy. CONS: More expensive than other poke places. When they first opened a little over a year ago they gave too much rice and little protein for the price, but over time and especially today, i can say they've found a good balance actually! In Photos: 3 Protein Build Your Own. White Rice. Salmon, scallops, spicy salmon. Im far from being a big eater, but I usually get 2 3 proteins to be full. I didnt get this today but I usually purchase their matcha milk tea, which is also the best in the area. The sweetness is balanced to the amount of flavor and it's very good though if you're someone who prefers the less sweet side, their drinks might be a a bit too sweet for you.