Zen Poké

Zen Poké is a hidden gem in the Purdue Memorial Union. They have Poké bowls with various options for Protein, including Tofu for vegans/vegetarians. Some of the best toppings you can get are Kimchi, Green onion, Edamame beans, corn and seaweed. The sauces they have are delicious as well. One bowl will fill you up for a long time, because the serving size is pretty good. Moving on, the Boba drinks they offer are yumm. The Brown sugar treasure and Strawberry dirty milk are some of the best Boba I have had! If you're looking for a filling and delicious meal, do make your way here (They accept Meal swipes as well) and you'll leave with a full stomach.

I purchased the same Sriracha tofu bowl for months from you guys without any issue. It was always very good. Unfortunately, after buying and consuming yesterday, I became very sick yesterday with stomach cramps and other "less beautiful" symptoms. It was the only meal I had for the day so I'm quite certain about the cause. It is also the first time in five years I became this sick with fast food. I don't know what went wrong. You might want to check on the food quality, storage and handling. It's only veggies, rice and tofu, I should not have become sick with this 😭

While in town attending a class on campus for the FDA, we didn't have transportation to take us off campus to eat so we ventured into this little on-campus food hall. I was pleasantly surprised to see they had poke options and ordered my go-to poke choices. OMG. So, so good. Everything was fresh, well portioned, outstanding.

They have a very limited menu, but you can get boba here with Purdue dining dollars! The brown sugar milk tea was very sweet even with 25% sugar, but delicious.

This is a hidden gem of sorts. It’s tucked away in the union building at Purdue. It’s strictly counter service that employs Purdue students. I ordered the classic Hawaiian Tuna Poke bowl. The rice was warm and the toppings were cold and generous. The sauce was strong and flavorful. I wish that I would have taken a picture as portions were quite large. 2 people shared the bowl making the cost of 12.95 reasonable or enough to put away for another meal. The mango drink I ordered was tasty it had lots of mango chunks with a reusable cup, although a little pricey. I asked for half sweet and it was still too sweet. I had a very difficult time understanding the students that were working as they spoke very broken/limited English. I wish Lafayette/west Lafayette had more places like this outside of Purdue as it’s not convenient unless it’s someone that is on campus and near or in the union building.