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I could eat Poke every day if I had the opportunity. Fresh fish and healthy greens paired with various toppings, rice, and sauces are a dream. I tried a lot of Poke during my trip to Hawaii, but my favorite spot was on the Big Island, next to the beach in Kailua-Kona. Not only was it delicious, especially after a long hike, but it was also highly affordable for Hawaii.
Pa’akai Poke & Deli
This affordable and tasty Poke can be found at Pa’akai Poke & Deli in Kona. They offer a variety of food, from fresh poke bowls to delicious tacos or tasty poke nachos.
There is a seating area outside for you to enjoy your meal, or you can also place an order online and enjoy it at the beach!
Pa’akai Poke Options
They have so many types of Poke to choose from, and they are all infused with delicious flavors! The poke is called a “Scoop”. So if your Poke comes with one scoop, you get one choice. You can mix and match different Pokes if your Poke has two scoops.
Options include Shoyu Ahi, Umami Ahi, Spicy Ahi, Avo Lemon Ahi, Hawaiian Ahi, Ponzu Salmon, Spicy Salmon, Tofu Poke, Kimchee Shrimp, Poke Bomb and Creamy Shrimp.
Poke Sides
Your choice of one or two sides include Mac Salad, Kimchee Cucumber, Sunomono, Krab Broccoli, Edamame Hawaiian Sea Salt (Gluten Free), Furikake Edamame, Ocean Salad, Extra Tossed Greens and Coconut Ube (Gluten Free)
Best Bank For Your Buck: “The Plate”
The most popular menu item at Pa’akai Poke is “The Plate,” which is only $17.95. This offers 2 Scoops Rice 2 Scoops Poke 1 Side 1 House salad with sesame dressing. It is perfect for sharing or enjoying yourself.
If you want a smaller option, you can get the Mini, which has one scoop of Poke and one scoop of rice for only $10. The Portions are significant, so either way, you will be satisfied. & Deli Location and Hours
When Is Pa’akai Poke & Deli Open?
You can visit here Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday11:00AM – 3:30 PM
They are closed on Tuesdays.
Where Is Pa’akai Poke & Deli?
You can easily visit this Poke hotspot when visiting Kaulia-Kona.
Hawaii has many different foodie destinations, but this gem was one of my favorite stops. It wasn’t planned either, which made it even more special.
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