Ono Seafood (Hawaii 2018): Ahi Poke
No trip to Honolulu would be complete without a healthy dose of poke. One of the best places to find fresh quality poke is Ono Seafood. Ever since our first visit to this hole-in-the-wall poke shop, we make a point to coming back whenever we’re in Waikiki.
It can be a bit difficult to find as the shop is set back from the street (on our first visit here, we walked right by without even noticing it). Located on Kapahulu, a few blocks away from Leonard’s, it’s walkable from Waikiki or you can just hop on a bus to get here.
We picked up the Shoyu Ahi Poke and the Spicy Ahi Poke ($20/lb). You can also get this served on rice but we wanted to save room in our tummies because we had a lot of other poke places to try out (not to mention a trip Leonard’s for some malasadas).
If you’re looking for a classic Hawaiian version of poke, make sure to try the Shoyu Ahi – it’s quite flavourful but the freshness of the ahi really stands out. The Spicy Ahi isn’t overly spicy but the creamy sauce is soooo good! There’s a small seating area just in front of the store but it can get quite busy here during the peak hours.
747 Kapahulu Avenue
Honolulu, HI
Posted on June 9, 2018, in Hawaiian, Restaurant Review, Seafood and tagged Ahi Poke, Food, Hawaii, Hawaiian, Hole-in-the-Wall, Honolulu, Kaimuki, Oahu, Poke, restaurant review, Seafood, Waikiki. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
That creamy sauce looks amazing. Wonder if kewpie mayo is in it?
Could be. That’s what we use when we make it at home
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