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Next is the protein choice: raw fish, cooked shrimp or tofu.

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Pro tip: The saltiness of the chips combines nicely with the sweet marinades of the seafood. About Think Poke: Think Poke is located at 73 Eglin Pkwy Ne in Fort Walton, FL and is listed in the category Restaurants. Customers start with their choice of rice (sushi or brown), lettuce spring mix or tortilla chips. Of course, numerous add-ons are available, from pineapple, jalapeño and wasabi to spicy mayonnaise, unagi sauce and shredded cooked crab.Ī typical Ali’i visit feels like a build-your-own burrito restaurant but with more tropical and exotic ingredients. The traditional Hawaiian version is simply marinated raw fish – tuna, salmon or octopus – over rice. The latter features watermelon radish, avocado, cucumber and edamame, among other ingredients. The basis of Ali’i’s menu consists of four styles of bowls: tropical Maui, spicy Pele and Ali’i. I think poke cakes are awesome - you create lots of holes for adding extra ingredients I feel like Bundt cakes are often average because the ratio of. 10th St., has been gaining lunch business from IUPUI staff, faculty and students since its late-February opening. A traditional Poke Bowl is sticky rice served with cubed and marinated ahi tuna or salmon, topped with your choices of vegetables and shoyu. Our poke menu offers customizable, low-calorie poke bowls with a variety of bases and proteins to suit every dietary need. Nontraditional poke usually has some Japanese influence – think a deconstructed sushi roll. This poke – pronounced “poh-kay” – has been more than OK with its Hawaiian raw seafood salads. Get delivery or takeout from Think Poke at 73 Eglin Parkway Northeast in Fort Walton Beach. Photo by Tim Brouk, IU Communicationsįacebook’s “poke” feature has always been polarizing, but poke cuisine has become a new favorite in Indianapolis. A bowl of poke features rice, seafood, vegetables and sauces at Ali’i Poke, a restaurant near IUPUI.









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