Poki Bowl will be holding a grand opening at 2305 El Camino Real, Suite B from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Free shirts for the first 100 customers.)
Palo Alto's second dedicated poké eatery, Poki Bowl, opened on Aug. 23. Photo by Elena Kadvany.
At Poki Bowl, customers can create their own bowls from a range of poké, sauces and toppings. Check out the menu here.
Two poké bowls at Poki Bowl. Photo courtesy Poki Bowl.
For dessert, the fast-casual restaurant has macaron ice cream sandwiches from San Jose's Mavens Creamery. (Poki Bowl first started in San Jose, and has two locations there.)
Owner Nick Nguyen said Poki Bowl will likely be open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. "after we iron out all the kinks."
Poki Bowl is Palo Alto's second dedicated-poké establishment, following pokéLOVE at Town & Country Village. Another San Jose eatery spinning off the Hawaiian seafood staple, Go Fish Poke Bar, is also set to open this fall at Stanford Shopping Center.
There are also two poké spots nearby in downtown Mountain View: Poké Bar, and the recently opened Pokéworks.
