Pizzería Bonannos
Bastidas 109, Arequipa 04001, PeruRestaurant $20 to $30
434 Rue Jarry E, Montréal, QC H2R 3B2, Canada
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If you’re wandering around Montréal and craving something fresh and flavorful, Ahi Poke Jarry is the spot to check out. Located at 434 Rue Jarry E, this Hawaiian-inspired eatery brings a slice of the islands straight to the heart of the city. From the moment you step in, you’ll notice the relaxed, tropical vibe that makes you feel like you’ve temporarily escaped to Hawaii. It’s the kind of place where you can kick back, enjoy a healthy meal, and still feel like you’re treating yourself.
One of the best things about Ahi Poke Jarry is how versatile it is. Whether you’re in a rush and just need a quick bite, or you want to sit down and enjoy a leisurely meal, they’ve got you covered. They offer dine-in for those who love the full restaurant experience, takeout for when you’re on the go, and even delivery so you can enjoy those fresh poke bowls right at home. It’s super convenient, and the service is friendly and efficient no matter which option you choose.
The menu focuses on fresh, healthy options that don’t compromise on taste. Think vibrant poke bowls loaded with marinated fish, crisp veggies, and flavorful toppings that create a perfect balance in every bite. The ingredients feel light yet satisfying, making it a great choice whether you’re grabbing lunch, a snack, or dinner. If you’re looking to eat clean but still want something exciting, this place hits the mark.
Even if it’s your first time trying Hawaiian cuisine, Ahi Poke Jarry makes it easy to explore. The staff are welcoming and happy to guide you through the menu, explaining the different options and suggesting combinations that work well together. The atmosphere is casual but fun, perfect for solo meals, catching up with friends, or even a low-key date. With the tropical vibes, fresh ingredients, and multiple service options, it’s clear why locals keep coming back.
Whether you’re craving a light, healthy meal or just want a quick escape to the islands in Montréal, Ahi Poke Jarry offers a tasty and convenient Hawaiian experience that’s hard to beat.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
434 Rue Jarry E, Montréal, QC H2R 3B2, Canada
So so good. I ordered the bowl with all the fish and it was packed and delicious. Three bowl had salad greens and rice which surprised me. Prefer just rice. And also they don't have many spicy portions just Sriracha, wish they had jalapeño. Other than this, really delicious and highly recommend. Especially on hot summer days.
The food over there is excellent, very tasty and high protein. My personal favourite is the salmon poke bowl. I have been there over 5 times and each time I go, the staff is very friendly and efficient. Also, the dining area is always very pretty and clean. 10/10 recommend Edit: after posting my review, I read the other reviews and I felt compelled to add this edit. Every single time I went there, the staff was very friendly with me (I think I have seen the entire staff team by now because I have been there quite a few times). They always seemed very happy to work there and they were always very smiley and nice. I have personally never had a bad experience here.
Absolutely amazing food! I ordered the Deluxe and it was definitely worth it. Everything was in the right temperature, the shrimp was crispy, all the flavors and textures were there. The portion was pretty big, I brought a third of it back home. I tried speaking french to the server but there was a mixed up on my part and my french was not enough for it and he was super cool about it (this is relevant because there are places in Montreal where that does not happen). Definitely worth a try!
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.