East Vancouver · Renfrew Station
Pokerrito Renfrew
Pokerrito Renfrew is in the Renfrew Village building at 2587 Renfrew Street, right beside Renfrew SkyTrain Station on the Millennium Line. LaSalle College is just down the street and the Broadway Tech Centre offices are close by, so it works well for a quick lunch between classes or meetings.
Hours
- Monday to Friday11am – 9pm
- Saturday11am – 8pm
- Sunday12pm – 8pm
Phone
Millennium LineBeside Renfrew Station
- SkyTrain
Renfrew Station on the Millennium Line, at East 12th and Renfrew, is right beside the building.
- Street
In Renfrew Village on Renfrew Street, north of Grandview Highway.
- Nearby
LaSalle College Vancouver and the Broadway Tech Centre offices.
Made your way
What to order at Renfrew
Build Your Own
Your bowl, your way
Pick a base, choose your protein, then finish it with sides, toppings and sauce. Every bowl at Renfrew can be built exactly how you like it.
- Base
- Protein
- Sides
- Toppings
- Sauce
Order ahead
Pickup and delivery
Order online at pokerrito.order-online.ai and select Renfrew for pickup on your way to or from the station. You can also order in the Pokerrito app or in store. Delivery options, where available, appear at checkout.
Good to know
Questions
- Where can I get poke near Renfrew Station?
- Pokerrito Renfrew is in the Renfrew Village building at 2587 Renfrew Street, right beside Renfrew SkyTrain Station.
- Is Pokerrito Renfrew close to LaSalle College Vancouver?
- Yes. LaSalle College is just down Renfrew Street.
- Where can I get a sushi burrito in East Vancouver?
- Pokerrito Renfrew makes sushi burritos to order, along with poke bowls and torched warm bowls.
- Can I order ahead for pickup?
- Yes. Order online at pokerrito.order-online.ai, choose Renfrew 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.