Poke vendors at Hawaii markets

Creative poke bowls, nori tacos, inari bombs, and sushi rice tater tots made with fresh-sourced local fish.

Honolulu lunch wagon owned by Cora Stevens and Harris Sukita, serving Hawaiian plates and local favorites; appears at the Ko'olau Night Market at Windward Mall.

Hawaii food truck serving classic local plate-lunch dishes like loco moco and poke; won Food Network's Great Food Truck Race Season 4.

Fresh never-frozen poke bowls and hand rolls featuring ahi, salmon, and Japanese-imported rice.

Seafood and fish-market vendor highlighted as a Taste of Aloha participant. Honolulu Magazine lists Aliʻi Fish Market among Taste of Aloha vendors.

Family-owned Honolulu seafood spot serving fresh poke bowls, poke nachos, and ahi/spam musubis sourced from the morning fish auction.

Honolulu seafood business serving fresh sashimi, poke, and grilled fish from the Honolulu Fish Auction, with locations in Chinatown and Waikiki.

Dragon Kitchen serves made-to-order brown rice sushi, nigiri, and poke bowls at a food court on Kamehameha Ave in downtown Hilo. Chef Hiroshi's menu includes warabi (fern) rolls, spicy ahi tuna, and onigiri alongside hand rolls.

Leong's Hawaii is a local prepared-food vendor and restaurant serving poke, katsu, kalbi and Hawaiian-style plates. Recent Instagram/Facebook posts from September 2025 place it at The Shops at Kukuiula Farmers Market.

Oahu food truck and catering operation serving Korean BBQ plates, seared ahi, garlic shrimp, and spicy poke bowls. Run by Habilitat, a nonprofit whose kitchen has operated for over 50 years.

Oahu food truck serving local-style plate lunches, poke bowls, and fusion dishes blending Hawaiian, Filipino, Puerto Rican, and Japanese flavors.

Hawaii food truck serving acai bowls, fresh poke bowls, and spicy inari. Offerings span fresh-blended fruit bases and savory inari preparations.