Vancouver-born. Since 2016.
Poke Bowls in Downtown Toronto
Pokerrito brings fresh poke bowls, sushi burritos and torched warm bowls from Vancouver to Toronto. Find us at Commerce Court, 199 Bay Street, inside the PATH in the Financial District.
In the PATHCommerce Court
01 / Toronto locations
Find your Toronto Pokerrito
We are inside the PATH at Commerce Court, a short walk from King Station. A second downtown location on King Street West is coming soon.
02 / Classic poke
Popular Poke Bowls in Toronto
Three signature bowls to start with. Fresh, colourful and built on classic poke.
03 / Torched. Warm. Fresh.
Prefer It Warm?
Alongside classic poke, Pokerrito serves Torched Warm Bowls: seared proteins over rice, finished with fresh toppings and sauce.
Bulgogi
Miso Glazed Salmon
Torched Ahi Tuna
Spicy BBQ Pork Jaeyuk
Roasted Chicken
04 / Made your way
Build Your Own Poke
Start with a base, add the protein you like, then finish it with sides, toppings and sauce. It is the simplest way to get a bowl that is exactly right for you.
- 01Choose your baseWhite rice, brown rice, mixed greens or kale noodle.
- 02Choose your proteinSalmon, tuna, chicken, shrimp, scallops or tofu.
- 03Sides & toppingsAdd crunch, colour and the extras you want.
- 04Choose your sauceFrom mild and creamy to sweet or spicy.
- 05Make it your wayGo light, go spicy or load it up.
05 / The Pokerrito way
Why Toronto Guests Choose Pokerrito
- 01
Fresh Atlantic salmon
Our salmon bowls are made with fresh Atlantic salmon.
- 02
Build your own
Choose every layer, from the base to the sauce.
- 03
Classic poke and torched warm bowls
Cold and fresh, or seared and warm. Both are on the menu.
- 04
Sushi burritos
Poke wrapped in roasted nori, made to eat on the go.
- 05
Founded in Vancouver in 2016
Our first restaurant opened at 558 Dunsmuir Street in downtown Vancouver. Read our story
Good to know
Questions
- Where can I find Pokerrito in the Toronto PATH?
- Pokerrito Commerce Court is at 199 Bay St, Unit C-144, on the concourse level of Commerce Court. Follow PATH signs to Commerce Court. Union Station connects through the PATH too.
- How do I get there from King Station?
- King Station on Line 1 is at King and Yonge, at the corner of the Commerce Court block. Follow the PATH signs to Commerce Court.
- Is Pokerrito Commerce Court open on weekends?
- No. Commerce Court is open Monday to Friday and closed on Saturday and Sunday.
- Is the King Street West location open?
- Not yet. Our King Street West location at 145 King St W is coming soon. Follow @pokerrito on Instagram for opening updates.
- Does Pokerrito serve warm bowls in Toronto?
- Yes. Commerce Court serves torched warm bowls alongside classic poke bowls and sushi burritos.
Vancouver-born.
Since 2016.




