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    Local poke bowl

    4.8 (9 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Cora L.

    Decided to try Local Poke Bowl at the Kaneohe Night Market. While there were a lot of food options at the night market, the local poke bowl stand had a display with their spicy ahi inari bombs, poke bowl, and poke nachos. This display pulled me in, and I ended up buying the four-piece spicy ahi inari bombs. They had a clear menu, along with their display. The food truck was also straightforward, as everyone ordered at the counter, and the ambiance felt very casual. Everything else looked good, and next time, I would definitely give the poke nachos a try. However, the inari bombs were good! The four of them were filling, with a good ratio of poke to rice. The spicy ahi poke tasted on the sweeter side to me. The people working were kind and efficient. Although there was a line, they got through orders in a timely manner. Everyone around me who ordered seemed to be enjoying their food as well! The inari bombs were $12, which felt justified for the portion and quality of the food. Hope to see this business again at this or another night market!

    $18 ahi kastu and poke, sooo yummy and a great deal
    Shayna R.

    This was a fantastic option at the 2023 beer fest. Everything seemed pretty pricey there but this place offered super yummy options at very reasonable prices. We finally settled on the $18 fried ahi katsu, which was two large pieces, and came with your choice of poke and a large scoop of rice. The katsu was fried fresh so it was super hot and crispy. We asked for the sauce on the side so the aioli and Teri sauce could be used as needed. Both were delicious on top of the fish. The shoyu poke with was super fresh and a refreshing contrast against the fried food. Overall, I'd definitely recommend visiting this place!!

    Andrea A.

    Awesome limu and (sea) asparagus poke. This is seriously some of the best poke I've ever had. So balanced and simple, just letting all the fresh ingredients shine. The ahi was fresh, and lightly seasoned with sesame oil, toasted sesame seeds, a light sprinkling of chili flakes, crispy garlic, and tiny grains of sea salt that added a little crunch. Generous serving of sea asparagus and lots of limu. Fresh cucumber with a dash of rice vinegar. Fake crab and good rice. Excellent. $16 and today worth it. Note that we found them at the PearlRidge Farmers Market on Saturday lunchtime so you don't have to wait to be in Waimea Valley to try them.

    Spicy Ahi Bombs - the best, ever.

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    Skip the poke here! I know, I know, those are fighting words in Hawaii and probably not the opening…read moreyou expected for a four-star review. And it's not to say that I didn't like the poke bowl I had at Beach House. (I mean, what's not to love about about digging into some fresh ahi when you're literally feet away from the beach?) It's just that I had the otherworldly experience of eating from Foodland's poke bar the night prior to my lunch here and I couldn't help comparing it to the legendary Foodland. That said, the poke was still delicious and its runner-up status didn't distract from the rest of my meal. The spicy ahi wonton was a standout starter -- the shallot, scallion, tobiko, and chili aioli approach they have for the ahi here works better for the fish than their "beach house special poke sauce" in my opinion. Top it all off with a plantation iced tea: an island version of the Arnold Palmer that replaces the customary lemonade with tropical pineapple juice. We came in around 2:30 pm so we essentially had the dining room to ourselves after the lunch rush, if you don't count the cute zebra dove bird that walked around below the table halfway into our meal, trying to see if there were any stray crumbs it could peck at. Alas, we had deemed the food too good.

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    What an awful experience I guess if you're not from here they follow you around the whole time in…read morethe store watching you to make sure you don't steal! Hahah I asked for the bathroom was told I couldn't use it! The lady working was basically touching me the whole time I was walking around the store because she was so close to me hovering over me! They only allowed a couple people in at a time and they wouldn't allow us to really walk around the whole store they just keep acting like we where gonna steal everything we touched Very pricey also not worth it at all smelt like sour food in there would never recommend this place Photos of us for reference I'm pretty sure we look like the last people who would steal from this shit hole!

    They may not be all that alike (or even remotely alike), but Foodland is like my own little…read moreDisneyland. Beyond their similar naming convention, and despite the obvious lack of rides, characters, industry, movies, TV shows, cartoons, size, and so much more, it's because this place is just as magical! And, to be honest, with how much much less it costs to come here, a big part of me (and my wallet) leaves even happier! Compared to some of the other Foodlands I've been to on Oahu, this one might be one of the oldest (the building feels old), but I've been to this location the most. Every time we head up towards the North Shore, it almost always includes a stop here. Sometimes it's just to grab some drinks and/or snacks for the drive, but it's usually to pick up lunch to bring with us to the beach. Either way, whatever I end up buying here always includes their many varieties of poke! Whether you prefer yours with tuna, salmon, or hamachi (or one of their many other seafood choices), spicy or mild, or with a classic sort of shoyu/ponzu sauce or with some mayo mixed in, Foodland's display cases are bound to have at least one or two types that will pique your tastebuds. For me, my usual go-to picks are their Furikake Salmon, Wasabi with Salmon, Limu Ahi, and Hawaiian Style Ahi, but regardless of what I end up getting, each time I've been here, every poke I've had has always been so fresh and delicious! If poke/poke bowls aren't your thing, there's also a solid selection of hot foods to choose from, including hot bowls and musubis, but I can't say I'm familiar with any of them (#teampoke). As for the rest of the market (shockingly, they sell other stuff), their shelves and freezers has all of the staples you could need, as well as some local offerings. Given how the vast majority of things are shipped into Hawaii, prices are obviously higher than what you'd see on the mainland, but I can't say how it compares to other markets on the island, like Safeway, Whole Foods, or H-Mart. Along with their much beloved poke (just like the rides at Disneyland, the poke counter will typically have a line, though it moves significantly faster), the other thing my friends and I tend to leave with is some of Foodland's merch (just like at Disneyland...). More specifically, their musubi, pineapple, and poke tote/grocery bags, whether for ourselves or to bring back as souvenirs. After all, how else are we going to carry all of that poke back to the car? Can't wait to come back the next time I'm on the island!

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