Open for delivery and takeout only, with locations in University Park, Plano and Carrollton, Below 40 Poke House adds miso soup, sushi rolls, iced coffee drinks, ice cream, and bubble tea to round out their satisfying bowls. 

Tucked away inside of the Ranch 99 Supermarket in Carrollton, this hidden gem does a build-your-own-bowl option with a wide selection of proteins, toppings, and sauces to customize the perfect poké bowl. Or grab one of the Hawaiian-inspired bowls like the Aloha Special with a choice of protein, green onions, cucumbers, masago, sesame seeds, and the secret ingredient: the Poke Point’s special sauce. Available for takeout only.

This California import first got Dallasites’ attention with their Cheetos-coated poke burritos. Grab either one of those, or a bowl with bases like green-tea-infused bamboo rice or kale, and throw on protein, veggies, and toppings like the high brow quail egg, or low brow Cheetos. Sake by the bottle is a welcome addition to this poke spot, and delivery of those as well as food is available via Door Dash, Grubhub and Zing.

On the west side of Walnut Hill at Central Expressway, Lemon Shark offers poke in both bowl and burrito form. Build your own starts at just $6.95, and signature bowls like the classic Aloha Tuna or spicy Maui Heat Wave range from $10.95 to $11.95. Takeout and delivery available via Grubhub or Uber Eats.

This built-for-millennials poke shop made a splash with its Lemmon Ave location before it expanded to East Dallas. Open for dine in, takeout or delivery, the bowls and pokérittos here are customizable, and bubble teas are also on offer. 

This high-end poke joint is decidedly different, with top-notch proteins and bowls created by chef Matt McCallister. Consider the smoky bonito aioli tuna poke with serrano pepper, bonito flakes, micro basil, avocado, toasted coconut, and crispy garlic, or a unique family-style meal (including mochi ice cream and CBD sparkling water) that feeds 4-6 for $50. Open for socially distant dining, takeout or delivery via several apps. The location in Highland Park is open, while the downtown location remains temporarily closed for the time being.

This cashless poke joint in the highly trafficked West Village offers a slightly different experience than many “Chipotle-style” poke shops. Here, choose a base (try the bamboo rice), proteins, and toppings, then take a seat on the patio outside and wait for a perfectly-assembled bowl to be delivered. Also on offer are hot and iced matcha drinks, like a refreshing blend of the uber-trendy tea and yuzu lemonade. Online ordering and free delivery is available via Caviar.

Tuna lovers will love this Arlington find, as the menu features Hawaiian ahi tuna served in multiple fashions. Go crazy with the wide selection of toppings, or keep it simple with just shoyu sauce and a scoop of crabmeat. Currently, Ahi Poke Bowl delivers via Doordash, UberEats and Grubhub. Temporary hours are Monday – Friday 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., noon to 8:00 p.m. on Saturday and closed on Sunday.