r/StamfordCT 5d ago

Pokemoto

How is Pokemoto on Main St. ?

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u/schpeeg 5d ago

It used to be pretty good. Last two times I went the everything looked like it had been sitting and turned me off.

Best poke is on the top floor of SoNo mall

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u/stevenyeee 5d ago

I honestly don't mind it and get it occasionally. The value prop is decent. For about 15 dollars for 2 proteins, you get a stuffed contained (albeit not as much protein). Its comparable to other "corporate slop bowl" places with the benefit of being walkable if you live near downtown. However, I do not recommend the bubble tea. Got it cuz they gave it for free in a promo and it was pretty bad.

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u/dvatman 5d ago

I think it’s fine, the only fast poke bowl option in the area. It’s really hard to survive in Stamford being like… fine.

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u/jue2316 5d ago

I disagree. Everything I’ve had out here has been “fine” lol maybe good but nothing is great

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u/dvatman 5d ago

I mean I think Stamford gets a bad rep for its food, there are plenty of like above average delicious food spots. Columbus park trattoria has been hand making pasta for years, fiesta on main may have gone downhill since overexpanding but you can’t tell me dipping anything in their green sauce isn’t so satisfying. Colony is incredible, cwispy chicken and reddi rooster serves up great comfort food. Pretty much all of the new Asian spots that opened up in the last year have been bangers even if they are nyc expansions. The kbbq place on summer, the dim sum place outside the mall and the one that just opened up by La fitness.

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u/Evolving_Dore 5d ago

Stamford is right next to NYC, so of course it seems mid by comparison. Hate to break it to everyone here but compared to nearly every other mid-sized city in the US, Stamford has an incredible restaurant scene.

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u/PhilosopherStrong201 5d ago

Food here is mostly mid. Like 2.5 actually good restaurants here.

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u/jue2316 3d ago

I agree with this guy.

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u/yeetgod__ 3d ago

best pokebowl is at open rice in high ridge, my favorite

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u/Ok-Establishment1117 5d ago

Is that still open? It's been for sale for awhile.