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Poke was on the extensive list of foods that some college friends and I wanted to try, but never did. When I found Hawaiian Style Poke, I felt guilty at first, but that went away once my stomach took control of any thought. Sorry about that, friends. Kinda... no, not really, I take that apology back. About the somewhat hidden location, it's neatly tucked into the side that borders Wynn Rd and is across the street from 99 Ranch. There's parking in the front or on the street, but sometimes it's difficult and frustrating to manage. I parked in Chinatown Plaza and walked over. At first glance, their selection seems limited and looks like there isn't much poke left, but I'd take quality over quantity any day. Also remember that it's deli-style and there isn't an indoor dining area, so you'll be taking your order to go. They sell the poke per pound and have smaller 1/4 or 1/2 pound containers for those who want single portions. With my order ringing up to $8 at 1/2 pound, I could hardly wait to take my poke home to devour. Back to the important stuff: the poke. Mmm spicy ahi poke. Fiery enough to feel the burn while still being able to relish the fresh tuna! The fish was cut up into bite-sized pieces and mixed with the right amount of chili oil, sesame seeds, and onions. Usually, I'm not a big fan of raw onions, but they were a little sweet and provided a crunchy contrast in texture. I liked eating it plain or adding a dash of light soy sauce. Curious about the other types of poke they have, so a future trip is definitely in the works.

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b).