The bowls come with a base of rice or salad, then customers choose sides, protein, mix-ins, sauces and toppings. (Courtesy Poke Fit)
The bowls come with a base of rice or salad, then customers choose sides, protein, mix-ins, sauces and toppings. (Courtesy Poke Fit)
The Leander-based Hawaiian-style restaurant Poke Fit opened in a second location in Steiner Ranch on Jan. 18.
The casual spot offers counter service where patrons can build their own poke bowls. The bowls come with a base of rice or salad, then customers choose sides, protein, mix-ins, sauces and toppings.
Kameryn joined Community Impact as a features reporter in August 2023 after graduating with a degree in journalism from The University of Texas. While in school, Kameryn was the video editor for the student newspaper, The Daily Texan. She previously covered politics for the Austin American-Statesman and interned for KXAN-TV, CNN Business and the Austin Film Festival. When she’s not writing, she enjoys filmmaking, reading philosophy and spending time with her cats.
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