5 X Poke Bowls You MUST Try In Amsterdam!
The making of a delish Poke bowl in Amsterdam
Say HI To The Poke Bowls!
If you haven’t noticed, the poke bowls have become super popular in recent years, and for very good reason ~ This dish is made of healthy ingredients, it is delish, colorful and it offers many flavor combinations you’ll love!
Pronounced “Poh-keh” and not poki, this is a native Hawaiian dish that means "to slice" or "cut crosswise into pieces. Basically: It’s sticky rice topped with marinated raw fish, avocado, and other fruit and veggies you like, sea salt, sesame seeds, seaweed, and yummy sauce.
Originally the predominant poke fish was ahi tuna however, these days salmon seems to be the most popular. These days it’s also served with different veggies and fruit considered inauthentic by Hawaiians such as pineapple and cucumber. Sauces and extra toppings such as fish eggs are also available.
I love poke bowls! Luckily Amsterdam has many yummy Poke restaurants for you to check out!
My TOP 5
Recommended Poke Restaurants In Amsterdam
Poke Perfect was voted as the Best Poké Bowl in Amsterdam, these guys were the first to introduce the Poke Bowl to Amsterdam and already have three locations around the city.
Sushito Sushi burritos & Poke bowls. Fresh, and delicious with generous portions. They too have three locations throughout the city.
Temakery Offers authentic street food and healthy snacks such as sushi wraps and poke bowls. Innovative, surprising, and delicious.
Pluk Located in the 9 streets of Amsterdam, it’s all about a fresh and healthy menu that includes, of course, the poke bowl.
Cafe in the city Funky and stylishly designed, it’s located in the heart of the city. The poke bowl is available for lunch only, yummy, nonetheless!
Poke Perfect
Sushito
A delish burrito at Sushito, Amsterdam
Temakery
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