Create Your Own Poke Bowl or Sushi Burrito at Newly Opened Oke Poke
January 22, 2018 | sack
In Hawaii, the poke bowl is constructed according to tradition. It has a layer of white rice on the bottom, followed by veggies, and topped with thin slices of raw tuna. Oke Poke takes this staple and grants its customers a bit more flexibility with the ingredients. Since Oke Poke debuted a branch in Walnut Creek a couple of weeks ago, you can easily build your own poke bowl for lunch or dinner.
In fact, Oke Poke gives you the option to create a rice bowl or a sushi burrito, which comes in a wrap. After you decide on your main design, select rice, salad, chips, noodles, or cucumbers as the foundation. Then load on extras like onions, wasabi, crab, and avocado, and select a fish, like the classic ahi tuna or something different, such as shrimp or salmon. Add on Oke sauce, spicy mayo, or another dressing, and crown your creation with crunchy onions or garlic flakes. Then there's only one thing left to do: dig in!
