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November 07, 2018
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Poke's Fish Market: New in Ebisu, Tokyo, A Hawaiian Local Cuisine Restaurant
Ebisu
Right next to Ebisu Station's West entrance is the Ebisu Food Hall. There you will find the Poke's Fish Market, a restaurant specialized in poke bowls!
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Poke's Fish Market
At Poke's Fish Market, you can try some salmon or avocado bowls with some original sauces. You can have poke bowls with white rice, rice with 5 different grains or gluten-free kale noodles, and there are 4 different salads to choose from.
"Classic poke" ￥880
"Maguro" (tuna) is the standard poke bowl and is served with avocado, onion, as well as other vegetables with a soy-based sauce.
"Maguro" (tuna) is the standard poke bowl and is served with avocado, onion, as well as other vegetables with a soy-based sauce.
"Tom Yam Shrimp" ￥880
This bowl is made shrimp, tom yam sauce which is slightly spicy and will definitely entice your appetite.
This bowl is made shrimp, tom yam sauce which is slightly spicy and will definitely entice your appetite.
There are 7 poke bowl variations to choose from, such as chicken ginger and "snappy tomato", etc.
Also, the staff makes the bowls right before your eyes.
Also, the staff makes the bowls right before your eyes.
"Poke" means to slice in Hawaii and is a very famous local dish!
Poke's Fish Market serves fresh ingredients, with tons of vegetables and the dishes are very photogenic!
Come try it out for yourself at the Ebisu Food Hall.
Poke's Fish Market serves fresh ingredients, with tons of vegetables and the dishes are very photogenic!
Come try it out for yourself at the Ebisu Food Hall.
- Lili Wanderlust
- I love travelling and discovering new cuisines. Japan has a panoply of local dishes to try. I also love yoga, coffee, reading, and cycling.
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