From Sweetfin Poke in Santa Monica to Sons of Thunder in New York, poke restaurants are all the rage across the continental United States. But in Hawaii, where this chopped, raw fish dish originated, ...

Poke has become popular far beyond Hawaii.Alex Bitter/Insider Poke has become popular around the world, with restaurants popping up far beyond its home of Hawaii. The US market for poke is expected to ...

Millions of tourists visit Hawaii each year seeking sun and sea breezes. Increasingly they also come for poke, reports CBS News correspondent John Blackstone. The flavor-packed concoction of raw fish ...

Hidden away in the back of Chinatowns Kekaulike market you will find the freshest and tastiest poke spot in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Frankly, I don't know why poke, Hawaii's raw fish salad, took so long to become popular outside of the islands. Sushi and ceviche, other raw seafood preparations, have long been popular on the ...

HONOLULU -- Hawaii's Poke is legendary, but at Pono Market in Kapa'a, Hawaii, you can feel the love in every bite. "Poke in Hawaiian means 'chop' or 'cube', that's it. But nowadays poke became more of ...

If you’re looking for deeply traditional, Hawaiian-style poke in Hampton Roads, you can probably forget it. But you can still eat boatloads of poke. From its beginnings as a humble island fisherman’s ...

In recent years, poke bowls have become more popular across many cities on the United States mainland, but Hawaiians have been enjoying this colorful and flavorful delicacy since the 1800s. Today, ...

Central Pa. is in the midst of a poke craze. Now diners have another place to satisfy their cravings for the bowls - basically deconstructed sushi – on the West Shore. Hawaii Poke opened May 28 at 89 ...

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If you’re looking for deeply traditional, Hawaiian-style poke in Hampton Roads, you can probably forget it. But you can still eat boatloads of poke. From its beginnings as a humble island fisherman’s ...