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2337 E Cesar Chavez St
Right next door to La Barbecue and Lovebirds on Cesar Chavez, you'll find our favorite new poke spot, Wow Poke. Their Hawaiian-inspired menu has everything from Spam Masubi to make-your-own poke bowls. Wanting to try poke but your not a fan of raw fish? No problem, they have a teriyaki chicken poke bowl, as well as other options like pork dumplings, wings, and edamame. Not only are their bowls fresh and delicious, but also plated beautifully.
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5601 Brodie Lane
Poke Austin in Sunset Valley has everything you're looking for when it comes to poke - fresh ingredients and plenty of them. They are known to have the most selections in Austin for your bowl, with 7 bases, 26 proteins, 15 toppings, 15 dressings, and 8 crunches to choose from. You can also decide between four different portion sizes, depending on your hunger level.
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211 Walter Seaholm Dr
Malibu Poke serves Southern California-inspired poke bowls that are made with fresh, sashimi-grade fish, sauces made from scratch, and produce from local farms. They have specialty bowls they created, like Red Miso Salmon and Tropical Chimichurri Shrimp, but you can also build your own. Their Austin location is near the Seaholm Trader Joe's, perfect for a quick on-the-go meal after your grocery run for the week.
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Various Locations
One of our favorite things about Pokeworks that makes it stand out is the variety of ways you can get your poke. Aside from the classic poke bowls, you can change things up and get a poke salad, burrito, or nachos. The newest addition to their menu is the Luxe Lobster Bowl, made with delicate North Atlantic lobster, sweet surimi & juicy mandarin orange, fresh-cut veggies, and their signature ponzu sauce.
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Various Locations
Operating under the philosophy, "Pole to Bowl," Poke House serves only the freshest and highest-quality poke around. Poke House allows you to completely customize your order, providing you the opportunity to build your poke bowls with a variety of ingredients from spicy tuna and shrimp to masago and cucumber. Poke House gives its customers total freedom to perfect their order, and it's inarguably a standout in Austin's Poke world.
Various Locations
Established in 2010, Poke-Poke foresaw poke's invasion into Austin's traditionally Tex-Mex territory. A stalwart in the raw food community, Poke-Poke serves both classic poke bowls and a slew of signature favorites, a menu that includes JT's Poke Bowl, a delectable blend of chili oil, jalapenos, sriracha, sambal, ginger, crushed red pepper, carrots, avocado, and more. In addition to JT's, Poke-Poke offers the Shiso Salmon Poke, an unforgettable mixture of raw salmon tossed with shoyu, sesame oil, rice wine vinegar, sambal, cucumbers, and more. Poke-Poke's amazing mixing of creative and classic goes unrivaled in Austin.
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2401 E Cesar Chavez
While Monger's Market + Kitchen is primarily known for their insanely fresh seafood and southern fare, the beloved local restaurant has recently succumbed to the poke invasion, offering their very own version of the Hawaiian dish. For lunch, you can snag their Poke Bowl, a wonderful blend of daily fish selection, rice or greens, sesame-shoyu, wasabi shoyu, spicy aioli, kakui nut, ogo, avocado, pickled cucumbers, radish, and more. Their dinner menu offers the Ahi Poké, a big bowl of sesame-shoyu, scallion, ogo, and kakui nut. Authentic but creative, Monger's Market is perfect for those looking for a more upscale place to grub down on some poke.
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MORE PLACES FOR POKE IN AUSTIN:
6448 E Hwy 290
5222 Burnet Rd
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