The Record · Honolulu, HI · Poke
Poke in Honolulu, HI, ranked by the locals who eat there.
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Editorial picks
Top 5 Poke Spots on Oʻahu
Top Tier EditorialSourcesHonolulu Magazine (Frolic Hawaiʻi)Honolulu MagazineHonolulu Magazine (Best of HONOLULU)
- №1
Tanioka's Seafoods & Catering
Waipahu
“Frolic readers' top-of-the-list after ʻAhi Assassins closed its storefront — the magazine's own editorial top-five calls the onion-limu ʻahi and spicy marlin poke the benchmark. A Leeward institution worth the drive.”
- №2
Off the Hook Poke Market
Mānoa
“Frolic #3 and Best of HONOLULU 2025's Best Poke finalist. Cold ginger ʻahi and the Japan Deluxe (sweet miso, ginger, shiso) are the canonical orders — whole ʻahi from the Honolulu fish auction.”
- №3
Ono Seafood
Kapahulu
“Frolic #4 — the Sakuma family's Kapahulu hole-in-the-wall is where locals queue for a four-preparation ʻahi and tako menu. No frills, no grain bowls, just poke.”
- №4
Foodland Farms Ala Moana
Multiple locations
“Best of HONOLULU 2025 Reader's Choice Best Poke. The local supermarket's Hot Poke Bar is the state's highest-volume poke counter — hot lava and shoyu ʻahi are the everyday defaults for a reason.”
- №5
Maguro Brothers Hawaii Chinatown
Chinatown
“Honolulu Magazine's editorial top-five pick — the Chinatown window at the Maunakea Marketplace runs ume shiso poke and donburi built on the day's Japanese fishmongering. Lunch only.”
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