Best Poke Bowl in Toronto’s Financial District: Commerce Court

Looking for a poke bowl in Toronto’s Financial District? Pokerrito Commerce Court sits on the PATH concourse level at 199 Bay Street, Unit C-144, one block from King Station and a short walk or covered PATH route from Union Station. It’s open Monday to Friday during downtown office hours for pickup, dine in, and delivery.

Bay Street lunch runs on a clock. Between back to back meetings and a short window between calls, office workers around Commerce Court, TD Centre, Royal Bank Plaza, Scotia Plaza, and First Canadian Place need something that’s fast to order, easy to eat at a desk, and still feels like a real lunch. That’s exactly what a build your own poke bowl or a handheld sushi burrito is built for.

Where can I get a poke bowl near Commerce Court?

Pokerrito’s Financial District location is inside the Commerce Court PATH network at 199 Bay Street, Unit C-144, on the concourse level, with direct PATH entrances from Bay Street, King Street West, and Commerce Court Plaza.

The menu is the same one Pokerrito serves everywhere: Classic Poke Bowls, sushi burritos and poke burritos, Warm Pokerritos, and Build Your Own with 50+ combinations of sushi grade salmon, tuna, plant based proteins, and globally inspired sauces. See the full Toronto page at our Poke Bowl Toronto hub.

How close is Pokerrito to King Station and Union Station?

Pokerrito Commerce Court is about as central to the Financial District as it gets. It’s a one block walk from King Station on Line 1 via King Street, roughly three blocks from Queen Station via Yonge Street, and about three blocks west of St. Andrew Station. Union Station is a five minute walk south, or you can stay entirely underground and reach it on a covered PATH route straight from the front door.

Why does poke work for a Bay Street lunch?

A Financial District lunch break rarely has room for a sit down meal. Poke and sushi burritos solve that: everything is built to order and ready quickly, it travels well back to a desk, and Build Your Own means the bowl fits whatever the afternoon needs, whether that’s something light before back to back calls or something heartier after an early start.

Every Pokerrito bowl or burrito is made from sushi grade salmon and tuna, plant based proteins, fresh vegetables, and globally inspired sauces, so a regular can order the same thing every day or try something new each visit.

Can I get a poke bowl delivered near Commerce Court?

Yes. Pokerrito Commerce Court delivers through DoorDash, Uber Eats, and SkipTheDishes, covering the surrounding Financial District towers. For the fastest pickup between meetings, order ahead at pokerrito.com and skip the PATH lineup.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Pokerrito Commerce Court located?

199 Bay Street, Unit C-144, Toronto, on the concourse level of the Commerce Court PATH network, with entrances from Bay Street, King Street West, and Commerce Court Plaza.

What are Pokerrito Commerce Court’s hours?

Open Monday to Friday during downtown Toronto office hours. Weekend service varies, so follow @pokerrito on Instagram for the latest updates.

Is Pokerrito Commerce Court close to Union Station?

Yes. It’s about a five minute walk south of Union Station, or reachable the whole way underground via the PATH network.

Which subway station is closest to Pokerrito Commerce Court?

King Station on Line 1 is closest, about a one block walk via King Street. Queen Station and St. Andrew Station are both roughly three blocks away.

Does Pokerrito deliver near Commerce Court?

Yes, through DoorDash, Uber Eats, and SkipTheDishes, covering the Financial District towers around Bay Street.

Is there another Pokerrito opening in downtown Toronto?

Yes, a second location is coming soon at 145 King Street West. It isn’t open yet, so Commerce Court remains the place to visit for now.

Find Pokerrito in Toronto’s Financial District

Whether you’re coming from a Bay Street tower, a meeting near King Station, or catching a train at Union, Pokerrito Commerce Court is a short walk or a PATH route away with fresh poke bowls, sushi burritos, and Warm Pokerritos on weekdays. Visit the Commerce Court location or build your own today.