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Where to get poke on Oʻahu

Hawaiian food & lunch wagonsOʻahuChecked Oct. 29, 2026

Poke (raw cubed fish, usually ʻahi) is everywhere on Oʻahu, from grocery counters to fish markets. Favorites include Ono Seafood (747 Kapahulu Ave., near Waikīkī), Foodland's poke counters, Tamura's Fine Wine, Fresh Catch and Maguro Brothers.

  • Ono Seafood: 747 Kapahulu Ave., Honolulu; small shop known for its shoyu ʻahi poke and poke bowls.
  • Foodland supermarkets: big poke counters at most stores; flavors vary by store.
  • Tamura's Fine Wine & Liquors: poke counter at the back (king crab, kimchi tako) plus Hawaiʻi's biggest wine selection.
  • Fresh Catch: dozens of varieties, including smoked tako and ʻahi with limu.
  • Maguro Brothers: started in Chinatown; watch them cut the tuna.
  • Order by the pound or as a bowl over rice; eat it the same day.
  • Hours change and many small spots sell out or close early; call or check online before you go.

Source: Hawaiʻi Magazine: 5 best places for poke on Oʻahu

Last checked Oct. 29, 2026. Hours, fees and rules can change, so confirm with the official source before you go.

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