EIGHT08 EATS: International Poke Day
International Poke Day is celebrated annually on September 28th. Poke in Hawaiian means “to slice” or “cut crosswise” and is diced raw fish served as an appetizer aka pupu and/or main course here in Hawaii. Found within this blog are a variety of establishments offering Poke throughout Oahu Nei. Be sure to check them out đź‘Ť
Yama’s Fish Market located in Honolulu, Hawaii supplies fresh and high quality fish for Sashimi, Pokes, and Poke Bowls
Pictured below is an order of their Hawaiian Style Ahi Poke Bowl
Mama Kim’s is located in Honolulu, Hawaii specializing in specialty Sushis, Poke Bowls, and Kimchee
Keeaumoku Seafood located in Honolulu, Hawaii offers a wide range of local favorites such as their Hawaiian plate lunches as well as a variety of Poke, Poke Bowls, Poke Salads, and Poke Bentos
Alii Fish Market is located in Honolulu, Hawaii offering distinctive poke bowls that harmoniously blend the freshness of the ocean’s bounty with the rich allure of smoke meats
Young’s Fish Market is a family run business that has lasted three generations since it was established back in 1951. And since 1951, Young’s Fish Market has been serving the island’s most delicious Hawaiian and local food to both locals and tourists alike till this very day
Marujyu Market located in Aiea, Hawaii offers a wide range of local kine grinds including a variety of Pokes, Plate Lunches, and traditional Hawaiian Plates
Monarch Poke is located within the Pearl Kai Shopping Center serving Poke, Poke Nachos, Bentos, Plate Lunches, and a whole lot more of these onolicious local kine grinds that we all want, need, and crave
Happy Eats,
Peter Rosario