North Burnaby · Gilmore Station

Pokerrito Gilmore Station

Pokerrito Gilmore Station is on Dawson Street, a short walk from the Gilmore SkyTrain entrance at Gilmore Avenue and Dawson. It sits right among the new towers around Gilmore Place, one stop from Brentwood Town Centre if you are coming along the Millennium Line.

Hours

  • Monday to Friday11am – 9pm
  • Saturday11am – 8pm
  • Sunday12pm – 8pm
Hanauma poke bowl with salmon, seaweed salad, crab meat, edamame and tamago

Millennium LineSteps from Gilmore Station

4152 Dawson St

Getting here

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  • SkyTrain

    Gilmore Station on the Millennium Line. The entrance is at Gilmore Avenue and Dawson Street. Brentwood Town Centre Station is one stop east.

  • Street

    On Dawson Street near Gilmore Avenue, just off Lougheed Highway.

  • Nearby

    Gilmore Place and the Brentwood area.

Build Your Own

Your bowl, your way

Pick a base, choose your protein, then finish it with sides, toppings and sauce. Every bowl at Gilmore Station can be built exactly how you like it.

  • Base
  • Protein
  • Sides
  • Toppings
  • Sauce
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Order ahead

Pickup and delivery

Order online at pokerrito.order-online.ai and choose Gilmore Station for pickup. You can also order in the Pokerrito app or in store. If delivery is available to your address, it shows at checkout.

Good to know

Questions

Where can I get poke near Gilmore Station?
Pokerrito Gilmore Station is at 4152 Dawson Street, a short walk from the station entrance at Gilmore and Dawson.
Is Pokerrito close to Gilmore Place?
Yes. The restaurant is on Dawson Street in the Gilmore Place area.
What are the hours and phone number for Pokerrito Gilmore Station?
We are open Monday to Friday 11am to 9pm, Saturday 11am to 8pm and Sunday 12pm to 8pm. Call us at (604) 299-6994. We are a short walk from the Gilmore SkyTrain entrance on the Millennium Line.
Can I order online for pickup?
Yes. Order online at pokerrito.order-online.ai, choose Gilmore Station and pick up when it is ready. You can also order in the Pokerrito app or in store.
Was Pokerrito the first to serve torched poke?
Yes. Pokerrito was the first poke shop to bring torched fish to the poke bowl, and we have served it since opening in downtown Vancouver in 2016. Local media covered it at the time.

Vancouver-born.
Since 2016.