LemonShark Poke Menu With Prices (Updated October 2026)
LemonShark Poke Menu With Prices (Updated October 2026)
LemonShark Poke is the Hawaiian-Japanese poke chain — around 15 locations — built around fresh build-your-own bowls. Looking for the lemonshark poke menu with prices? It’s here — updated October 2026 with poke bowl prices, build-your-own prices, the kids bowl, catering, drinks, hours, and FAQs. Prices move by location.
Most people check poke bowl prices first: small (1 scoop), regular (2 scoops), large (3 scoops). In-store bowls run $10.80 to $13.80 — some of the lowest poke prices in the country. Build-your-own is the same bowls with your choice of fish and toppings; the kids bowl at $6.90 gives little ones a smaller portion. The fish is cut fresh in-house daily, which keeps quality high despite the low prices. Catering runs poke bar packages for offices and parties. In-store prices run nearly half of delivery-app prices — dine in when you can. Delivery typically runs higher than in-store. Sometimes double — the apps take their cut.
A quick scan of the lemonshark poke menu with prices before you head out, and you’ll know your order and your total up front.
LemonShark Poke Menu With Prices — Most Popular Items
The build-your-own 3-scoop bowl is the most-ordered item — three scoops of fish for $13.80 in-store is hard to beat. Signature bowls like the Aloha Tuna and Maui Heat Wave come preset for the same scoop prices. The kids bowl at $6.90 is the cheapest full bowl on the menu. Here are the most popular items with current typical prices. The 3-scoop is the best value per scoop.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| Build-Your-Own (1 scoop, small) | $10.80 |
| Build-Your-Own (2 scoops, regular) | $12.80 |
| Build-Your-Own (3 scoops, large) | $13.80 |
| Kids Build-Your-Own | $6.90 |
| Aloha Tuna Bowl (2 scoop) | $9.95 |
| Aloha Tuna Bowl (3 scoop) | $11.95 |
| Maui Heat Wave Bowl (2 scoop) | $11.95–$16.95 |
| California Roll Bowl (2 scoop) | $16.95 |
| Chicken Katsu Plate | $16.95 |
| Fish and Chips Plate | $17.95 |
LemonShark Poke Menu With Prices — Full Menu
The menu, organized by category. Prices move by location; delivery-app prices run higher than in-store. In-store is the deal — delivery can nearly double the cost of a bowl. Scan the lemonshark poke menu with prices section by section; the full list below covers drinks, sides, and desserts too.
Build-Your-Own Poke
Build-your-own is priced by the scoop: $10.80 for one, $12.80 for two, $13.80 for three. Pick your base — sushi rice, brown rice, quinoa, greens, crispy wonton — then fish and toppings. Extra scoops run $2.50 to $3.50. The kids version at $6.90 is the cheapest bowl on the menu. Mix two fish in the 2-scoop bowl for the most variety per dollar.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| Build-Your-Own (1 scoop, small bowl) | $10.80 |
| Build-Your-Own (2 scoops, regular bowl) | $12.80 |
| Build-Your-Own (3 scoops, large bowl) | $13.80 |
| Kids Build-Your-Own | $6.90 |
| Extra Scoop (ahi tuna) | $2.50 |
| Extra Scoop (Hawaiian ahi) | $3.50 |
Signature Poke Bowls
Signature bowls come preset at the same scoop prices. The Aloha Tuna is the classic; the Maui Heat Wave brings the spice with serrano and spicy mayo; the California Roll Bowl is the cooked-fish-friendly option. The California Roll Bowl is the safe pick for sushi skeptics. First-timers: start with the Aloha Tuna — the recipe the chain was built on.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| Aloha Tuna Bowl (2 scoop) | $9.95 |
| Aloha Tuna Bowl (3 scoop) | $11.95 |
| Maui Heat Wave Bowl (2 scoop) | $11.95–$16.95 |
| Maui Heat Wave Bowl (3 scoop) | $18.95 |
| California Roll Bowl (2 scoop) | $16.95 |
| LemonShark Salmon Bowl (3 scoop) | $18.95 |
Hot Bowls & Plates
Hot bowls and plates for the cooked-food crowd: chicken katsu, fish and chips, BBQ chicken bowls, kalua pork bowls. These run $15.95 to $17.95 — pricier than poke, but full hot meals. The kalua pork bowl is the comfort pick.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Katsu Plate | $16.95 |
| Fish and Chips Plate | $17.95 |
| Hawaiian BBQ Chicken Bowl (catering) | $15.95 |
| Kalua Pork Bowl (catering) | $15.95 |
Appetizers
Appetizers are light: seasoned wonton chips for $1, spam musubi, spring rolls, shrimp options. The wonton chips are the no-brainer add — a dollar for crunch. The spam musubi is the sleeper hit of the appetizer list.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| Seasoned Wonton Chips | $1.00 |
| Spam Musubi | check in store |
| Veggie Spring Rolls | check in store |
| Tempura Shrimp | check in store |
| Coconut Shrimp | check in store |
Catering
Catering runs $17 to $22 per person with a 10-person minimum. The Signature and Hot packages cover DIY bowl bars; the Fine Feeders package adds a second protein. Appetizer trays serving 6 run $20 to $48 — the spam musubi tray is the crowd-pleaser. The DIY bowl bar is the fun office-lunch option. Book at least 48 hours ahead for weekend events. They mean it — weekend slots go fast.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| Signature Package (per person, min 10) | $17.00 |
| Hot Package (per person, min 10) | $17.00 |
| Fine Feeders Package (per person, min 10) | $22.00 |
| Spam Musubi (serves 6) | $48.00 |
| Veggie Spring Rolls (serves 6) | $20.00 |
| Tempura Shrimp (serves 6) | $25.00 |
| Coconut Shrimp (serves 6) | $32.00 |
Drinks & Beverages
Drinks: fountain sodas, bottled water, Hawaiian juices. Keep it simple — the bowl is the main event. The Hawaiian juices are the fun pick — get one.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| Fountain Drinks | check in store |
| Bottled Water | check in store |
| Hawaiian Juices | check in store |
LemonShark Poke Hours
Most locations are open Monday through Sunday, typically 10:45 AM to 9:00 PM. Hours vary by location; holiday hours may differ. Lunch is the sweet spot — fresh fish, short lines. The fish cases are fullest right at opening. Late visit? Confirm hours first, then use the lemonshark poke menu with prices to pick your order. Double-check holiday hours and new items on the LemonShark Poke site before you go.
LemonShark Poke Menu FAQs
How much is a poke bowl at LemonShark?
A: Build-your-own bowls typically run $10.80 for small (1 scoop), $12.80 for regular (2 scoops), $13.80 for large (3 scoops) in-store. Delivery runs higher. Prices move by location. The lemonshark poke menu with prices above covers the most-ordered items, so start there if you’re torn.
Does LemonShark Poke have a kids menu?
A: Yes — the Kids Build-Your-Own runs $6.90. Same fresh fish, smaller pile. Kids eat free? No — but it’s close enough for kids.
Does LemonShark Poke offer catering?
A: Yes — catering packages run $17–$22 per person with a 10-person minimum, plus appetizer trays that serve 6. For the full breakdown, the lemonshark poke menu with prices on this page lists every category with current figures.
What is the healthiest option at LemonShark Poke?
A: Bowls with mixed greens bases, ahi tuna, and vegetable toppings are the lightest picks. Nutrition info is published on the official site. The greens-based bowls are the lightest by a mile.
Does LemonShark Poke have cooked options?
A: Yes — chicken katsu plates, fish and chips, and hot bowls alongside the raw poke. The cooked crowd is covered.
That’s the complete lemonshark poke menu with prices, updated for this month. Still deciding? Browse the related menus below. And bookmark this lemonshark poke menu with prices page if you order catering or feed a crowd often.
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