Great convenience store with yummy poke selections! It's super close to Waikiki Beach so it's be very walkable! The store is similar to other convenience stores in the area, but if you walk towards the back you'll find the deli/poke section where you can purchase poke by the pound or get poke bowls as well as other food. I came toward the end of the night so they had less poke but still plenty to choose from. Everyone in my group got a different flavor and all were very tasty and the woman who served us was very very generous with her scoops! I would say this poke is more on the salty side compared to others I've tried so you'll definitely need some rice. But otherwise this place was awesome and a great late night find!

I love this place and one of the convenience stores that have food options. I heard poke was great but we were so full so we got the mochi donut and ice cream. They were awesome! Follow me on Instagram @willeatfood

I'm so glad I found Coco Cove! This is a convenience store/gift shop/small restaurant all in one. They pack the poke here. It's so good, has various flavor combinations to choose from, and the price is great. Another bonus is that there's no line! Come here for snacks and food, then walk to the beach after to enjoy your poke :)

This is a convenience store, similar to the ABC Stores, however at Coco cove, they have fresh food as well. They have a few hot food items that I wasn't too focused on because I was there for the poké which was amazing! I tried the spicy ahi, wasabi ahi, Korean salmon, and shoyu salmon. All were really good. This is currently the only Coco Cove location in Waikiki and I hope it's there to stay. Highly recommend their poké and hope to be able to go back and have it again one day!

My husband and I hotel was nearby and we have been craving for poke from the time we landed. The only reason why we came because I was literally begging him to try the poke with me and take it to the beach for lunch. We got a pound of each different flavored poke and the one I loved the most is the Korean style poke. If you don't want to wait in long lines but still want to taste authentic poke, this place is it!

Ok so stumble across this hidden gem and got poke bowl to go. I can say enough about this place from fresh selection to prices and customer service a local hidden gem that I am sharing with you do not pass this while in Waikiki.

I am giving five-star for this hole-in-the-wall market with tasty and FRESH SALMON shoyu POKE. On Waikiki, there are hardly options within a 1-mile radius in this area; nonetheless options open early in the morning. This place opens at 9:00am on most days and WILL have poke available in the morning! I usually go with a 1-choice fresh salmon shoyu poke bowl (make sure it's labeled FRESH). I recommend to avoid the tuna poke here since Ono Hawaiian trumps this place (and frankly any place) for that. They load the bowl to top/brim. They don't skimp. I hear the Korean style version of the salmon poke is a bit more sweet, but did not try this personally.

A hidden gem is what this place is. Amazing fresh poke and great variety of snacks and souvenirs. I highly recommend trying out their fresh poke, staff is very nice and helpful.

Dashed in to grab some poke to go about 15 mins before the closed. Was pleasantly surprised to find that they had prepacked poke for 1/2 price because they had to sell it by the next day. Yeah I know that's risky with raw fish but I can't pass up a good deal! Got the last spicy ahi, the last ahi lime, and a couple of the salmon in Korean sauce. The spicy ahi was good but the others' flavors were bleh. Unusual and not in the good way. I'd definitely pass on them next time even with the 1/2 off deal! So if you can score some of the regular poke flavors for 1/2 price around closing, then great. Otherwise I'd avoid the weirded ones

I heard about this place from a random lady that I met at a bar in Waikiki. We got to talking about how I'm trying to eat as much poke as I can while I'm in Hawaii and she mentioned that one place she really likes going to is Coco Cove. I had not heard of this place even having done tons of research. It turns out this is a grocery store and I had no idea about a poke shop inside a convenient store. After that chat I was walking around for dinner and I walked by Coco Cove and all the dots connected! I walked in and to the left saw the little poke shop. I ordered the half pound of fish with rice ($7.99). What a steal that is! For the price I was still pretty full at the end of the meal. It is a really good deal for what you pay and the amount you get. You can try different types of fish but I settled on the spicy ahi. The only thing is there are no tables inside or any outdoor seating to eat your food so I ended up having to walk all the way to the food court in the mall to eat. You'd think that because it's in a convenient store that the poke might not be at the same level as the well known poke spots in Hawaii but this was delicious, even more so because of its price and because it was such a nice surprise.