Serving up fresh, nutritious and fully customisable poke bowls – your newest lunchtime spot is landing in the city centre.
When the sun is shining and you’re out and about in the city, there’s nothing better than a refreshing and healthy lunch to keep you fuelled up for the day.
And Leeds’ newest opening, Honi Poke, can provide just the thing. And just in time for summer.
But what is a poke bowl you may ask? Well, allow us to fill you in.
Poke, meaning ‘to slice or cut’ in Hawaiian refers to chunks of fresh, raw fish which is tossed over sticky rice and vegetables and topped with umami-packed sauces. Delicious.
If you’re new to the world of poke bowls (which you soon won’t be), these pacific delights are fully customisable and you can choose from a variety of options like tuna, salmon, hamachi, octopus or even tofu.
Honi Poke pride themselves on using the best ingredients, using responsibly sourced and sustainably caught fish which will transport you immediately to the island of Hawaii.
Either take your bowl away with you or sit and eat in, but don’t forget to wash it down with one of their iconic bubble teas.
Speaking about the opening, they said: “At Honi Poke, we put a lot of pride in our bowls and we’re passionate about using the best quality, most wholesome, mindful and uncompromising ingredients we can get a hold of. We only use sustainable, sashimi-grade raw fish, premium Japanese rice and the very best quality fruit and veg.”
The new opening inside Trinity Leeds shopping centre comes alongside a whole host of others including Five Guys, Zara, Knoop and Jack & Jones.
Steven Foster, Centre Director at Trinity Leeds, said: “As a leading retail destination which is so embedded in the city it serves, it’s important for Trinity Leeds to continually evolve. These new brands will bring a dynamic and fresh attraction for guests and give them more reasons to come back time and time again. It’s set to be a very exciting year for Trinity Leeds.”
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