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No need to go poking around the wrong places, we’ve rounded the up the best spots for a fresh poke bowl in Hong Kong.
It’s tough enough having to pick between the multitude of topping choices, so we thought we could at least help you out by narrowing down the many poke bowl spots dotted around the city. This healthy Hawaiian dish has been a lunch staple for us this summer so, suffice to say we’ve become quite the experts on the subject. From classic Hawaiian-style poke to more creative Asian-fusion variations, here’s where to get your poke fix in Hong Kong.
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Peek-A-Poke – Flavour-packed Haiwaiian-style poke
We keep going back to Peek-A-Poke for its flavourful bowls. Plus it’s rare to be able to get a seat when you’re having poke, but you’re likely to find a comfortable table if you head to the Peek-A-Poke down in Hysan’s basement food hall and at TST’s trendy Heath shopping mall.
Peek-A-Poke, various locations across Hong Kong, www.instagram.com/peekapoke
Poke Go – Poke bowls with a loyalty programme
With locations on Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, Poke Go whips up some hearty bowls, giving you the option to customise your order. If you’re a regular poke consumer, there’s a sweet rewards programme that allows its patrons to earn credits and get exclusive discounts, as well as VIP access to new launches and annual sales.
Poke Go, various locations in Hong Kong, pokegohk.com
Poketoke – Japanese-style poke bowls and hot bowls in Mong Kok
The Japanese influence is strong at Poketoke; order a signature bowl along with a salmon miso soup and ramune soda for the full effect. In addition to the wide variety of fried snacks on offer, you can also enjoy a hot bowl topped with grilled eel, gyudon beef, curry pork chop cutlet and more – perfect for the upcoming colder months.
Poketoke, Shop 1, G/F, Paradise Square, 3 Kwong Wa Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 6436 4429, www.instagram.com/poketoke_hk
One Poke Rock – Instagram-worthy protein-packed poke bowls
This Kowloonside spot was opened by a group of fitness enthusiasts who know how to put together a good-looking poke bowl. One Poke Rock offers six signature protein-packed poke bowls, with two non-seafood options (the Protein Beast is topped with sous vide chicken while the Wild West features beef cubes). Pair your bowl with a healthy fruit smoothie to round off your meal.
One Poke Rock, 19 Pok Man Street, Tai Kok Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 5525 9028, www.instagram.com/one_poke_rock
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Pololi – Asia’s OG poke bowl chain
Founded a full decade ago, Pololi was first to introduce Hong Kong to the wonderful world of poke and has since been a solid favourite amongst Central dwellers. The poke here is made in small batches throughout the day and served chilled. The menu keeps it fairly simple; choose your base and pick a protein (the ahi tuna is the specialty here) and add on a spam musubi for $20.
Pololi, G/F, 35-39 Graham Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2755 8099, www.instagram.com/pololihk
Poke Heart – Endless poke bowl combinations
We must warn you about the overwhelming amount of choices you’ll face at Poke Heart. But if you’re looking to try something different from your standard salmon and tuna bowls, or have a specific topping combo in mind, then go crazy at this new Central poke spot.
Poke Heart, G/F, New Central Mansion, 45 Gage Street, Central, Hong Kong, 5537 5794
KAi Poke Bowl – Seafood poke bowls featuring Hiroshima oysters
Nestled in The Parkside Mall in TKO, KAi Poke Bowl has some unique offerings. The KAi Bowl features a medley of scallops, tiger prawns, octopus, salmon, tuna, and the star ingredient, marinated Hiroshima oysters. You also have the option to add on some interesting side ingredients such as natto (fermented soybeans), okra, pumpkin and mozzarella.
KAi Poke Bowl, Shop 4, Trojan Food Club, 1/F, The Parkside Mall, 18 Tong Chun Street, Tseung Kwan O, New Territories, Hong Kong, 6283 4419. www.instagram.com/kai.poke.bowl
Poke HK – Build-your-own poke bowls in Lan Kwai Fong
This little takeaway shop in Lan Kwai Fong is known for its affordable build-your-own-bowls, but the Poh-Keh house bowl is a fan-favourite and there’s a great vegan option too, featuring mushroom, tofu, seaweed and edamame. And if you usually struggle to finish an entire poke bowl, this spot offers mini-sized bowls between 2:30pm and 5pm.
Poke HK, G/F, 7 Lan Kwai Fong, Central, Hong Kong, 6145 5253, www.pokehk.com
Poke Love – 20 poke options with unique flavours
We love the wide variety and unique poke bowls available at Poke Love, including Kimchi Shrimp, an avo poke and the Poke Me Sweetly, which features tuna, salmon and shrimp with a spicy laksa dressing. If you decide to make your own bowl, you’ll have 20+ sauces to choose from.
Poke Love, various locations across Hong Kong, 2730 5022, www.instagram.com/pokelove.hk
Pickabowl – Healthy seafood and salad combos
With locations in a number of shopping malls including Kai Tak’s new Airside mall, Pickabowl is a convenient spot to get your poke fix. While you are welcome to build your own bowl from scratch, there are 14 poke bowls, with the option to choose rice, salad, cauliflower rice or udon for your base.
Pickabowl, various locations across Hong Kong, pickabowl.com.hk
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Main image courtesy of Pololi via Instagram, image 1 courtesy of Heath via Instagram, image 2 courtesy of Poke Go via Instagram, image 3 courtesy of Poketoke via Facebook, image 4 courtesy of One Poke Rock via Instagram, image 5 courtesy of Pololi via Instagram, image 6 courtesy of Sassy Media Group, image 7 courtesy of KAi Poke Bowl via Facebook, image 8 courtesy of Poke HK via Instagram, image 9 courtesy of Poke Love via Instagram, image 10 courtesy of Pickabowl via Instagram.
