Paddles Up Poké - Meridian

The place from Meridian offers 13 different dishes and drinks on the menu at an average price of $6.7.

What Jessica McConnel likes about Paddles Up Poké:
Being born and raised in Hawaii....I know a few things about poke bowls... that being said....Paddles up is not a Hawaii style poke bowl... but that's NOT a bad thing.. because this is Idaho not Hawaii... and for Idaho they make a DAMMM GOOD poke bowl.. honestly it threw me for a curve in the beginning as I wasn't accustomed to having so much stuff in my poke bowl (a Hawaii poke bowl is poke and rice..furikake option... read more.

The restaurant offers complimentary WiFi for its customers, And into the accessible spaces also come customers with wheelchairs or physical limitations.

What Jessica McConnel doesn't like about Paddles Up Poké:
YUM! I had heard lots of people talk about how much they loved this place, but I?m not a raw fish person so I was skeptical. They had chicken, shrimp, and crab, which was my choice. I got the 2 protein scoop option and it was so much food that I couldn?t finish, and I was stuffed. The husband had the burrito and daughter got the musubi. Can?t wait to go back! read more.

The Paddles Up Poké in Meridian provides various delicious seafood menus, Besides, the inventive blend of different menus with new and partially adventurous products is appreciated by the visitors - a beautiful case of Asian Fusion. But the undisputed highlight of this establishment is the tasty Sushi such as Maki and Te-Maki, The menus of this establishment can also be enjoyed at home or at the event thanks to a catering service.