Bar in Spokane, United States
Hong Kong Express And Poke Express
100ptsFast, affordable dual-concept on Indiana Ave.
About Hong Kong Express And Poke Express
A dual-concept fast-casual spot on Spokane's North Side serving Hong Kong-style dishes and poke bowls. No reservation needed, low price point, and easy to work into a lunch plan. Not a destination, but a reliable neighborhood option for a quick, affordable meal without the downtown crowds.
Is Hong Kong Express And Poke Express worth visiting in Spokane?
Yes, for a quick, affordable meal in the North Side of Spokane, this dual-concept spot at 113 W Indiana Ave earns its place. The combination of Hong Kong-style dishes and poke bowls in one address is practical rather than gimmicky — if you want a fast, filling lunch without committing to a full sit-down experience, this is a reasonable call. It is not a destination meal, but it is a solid neighborhood option that delivers on the basics.
What to expect from the space
The Indiana Avenue address puts this in a quieter, residential stretch of Spokane rather than downtown's busier corridors. Expect a compact, functional interior — the kind of space designed around efficiency and throughput rather than atmosphere. If you went once for the poke bowls, the second visit is the right time to try the Hong Kong menu side, which tends to skew toward comfort-forward dishes. Come during off-peak hours if you want the space to yourself; the format draws a lunch crowd and can feel tight when busy.
Booking and getting there
No reservation is needed. This is a walk-in format, and booking difficulty is as easy as it gets in Spokane's dining scene. There is no confirmed website or phone number in our current data, so your leading bet is to show up or check Google Maps for current hours before heading over. The address , 113 W Indiana Ave , is direct to reach by car, and street parking on this stretch of Indiana is typically available. For more options across the city, see our full Spokane restaurants guide, our full Spokane bars guide, or browse our full Spokane experiences guide for the broader picture.
How it fits the Spokane casual dining tier
Hong Kong Express And Poke Express sits firmly in the value-driven, fast-casual tier. It is not competing with Chef Lu's Asian Bistro for a date night, nor with Dry Fly Distilling Bar, Restaurant, & Gift Shop for a craft spirits experience. If you want something closer to a full-service Asian dining room, China Dragon Restaurant is worth comparing. But for speed, price, and low commitment, Hong Kong Express And Poke Express fills a gap that most sit-down spots in the area cannot. Check our full Spokane hotels guide or our full Spokane wineries guide if you are planning a longer stay and want to build a fuller itinerary around the city.
Compare Hong Kong Express And Poke Express
| Venue | Price | Booking Difficulty | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong Express And Poke Express | Easy | — | |
| Chef Lu's Asian Bistro | Unknown | — | |
| China Dragon Restaurant | Unknown | — | |
| Cochinito | Unknown | — | |
| Dry Fly Distilling Bar, Restaurant, & Gift Shop | Unknown | — | |
| Gander and Ryegrass | Unknown | — |
Key differences to consider before you reserve.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Hong Kong Express And Poke Express good for a date?
Not really. This is a fast-casual, walk-in spot at 113 W Indiana Ave — practical for a quick lunch, not set up for a relaxed evening out. For a date on Spokane's North Side, Chef Lu's Asian Bistro is a better fit if you want table service and a more considered setting.
Does Hong Kong Express And Poke Express have happy hour deals?
No happy hour information is available for this venue. Given the fast-casual format and price-driven positioning, deals are more likely to come through portion size and base pricing than structured happy hour promotions. Check in person at 113 W Indiana Ave for any current specials.
What's the crowd like at Hong Kong Express And Poke Express?
Expect a neighbourhood mix — locals, nearby workers, and anyone after a quick, affordable meal on Spokane's quieter North Side. This is not a destination spot drawing diners from across the city; it serves the immediate area and does so without pretension.
Do I need a reservation at Hong Kong Express And Poke Express?
No reservation needed — walk-in only. This is one of the easiest dining decisions in Spokane from a logistics standpoint. Just show up at 113 W Indiana Ave and order.
Is the food good at Hong Kong Express And Poke Express?
At this price tier and format, the standard is value-for-money rather than precision cooking. The dual concept — Hong Kong-style dishes alongside poke — gives you options that most single-concept fast-casual spots in Spokane do not. If you want a considered Asian dining experience, Chef Lu's Asian Bistro sets a higher bar.
Does Hong Kong Express And Poke Express have outdoor seating?
No outdoor seating information is confirmed for this venue. Given the compact, fast-casual format at 113 W Indiana Ave and the residential character of the block, indoor counter or table seating is the most likely setup. Verify directly when you visit.
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