When it comes to local food on the North Shore, poke bowls are a must-try! Fresh tuna and salmon poke bowls are simply divine under the Hawaiian sun. ☀️ Here are some of the best poke bowl spots on the North Shore.
No. 7 Miso Poke
This popular spot offers the classic soy sauce-based poke, but their miso poke is a must-try! The rich miso sauce will have your taste buds singing.
Malama Market Spicy Poke
This local food market serves up fresh, delicious poke. Their spicy poke is a crowd-pleaser with its spicy kick that will have you reaching for more rice!
Poke For The People
Customize your own poke bowl at this spot with fresh poke, rice, and a variety of toppings. Enjoy the taste of fresh, local seafood.
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Waialua General Store
This local food haven features a variety of Hawaiian favorites, including delicious poke bowls.
Waialua Lunch Wagon
This classic North Shore lunch wagon serves up tasty poke bowls at a reasonable price.
There are so many amazing poke bowl places on the North Shore, so be sure to try them all and find your favorite!
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