
I think that I’ve had them all at least once. Some good, a few great and quite a few were horrible. Shortly after they started their street food operation a couple of other players came onto the scene. Thanks to Ceclia and Guy I was able to get my poké fix. The London Poké scene was kicked off by the street food legends that were Eat Poke. For the record, I cannot have poke without avocado! I love how fresh it tastes and how you can customise it to your exact specifications. I would characterize OP’s creation as a hybrid since it looks like the fish is sliced like sashimi (not cubed), and the. assorted sashimi arranged over a bowl of sushi rice. Chirashi is an assortment of sashimi on a bed of sushi rice. Compared to manually making a sushi roll which will take around 60 seconds. While both Chirashi and Poke look like they are inspired by each other, there is a lot of difference between the two dishes. Not only are they visually stunning to look at they are so darn delicious! What I love most about it is being able to feel like I’m eating a tray of sushi without all the fiddly work of eating every single piece. Yes - poke is cubed raw fish tossed with sauce (generally either shoyu based or mayo based) and usually other add-ins like limu seaweed, onions, or sesame seeds. Chirashi is the Japanese term used for referring to the bowl containing raw fish and rice, while Poke originates from Hawaii and constitutes of raw fish marinated in lipsmacking sauces. The restaurant has been open since the beginning of July. Over the rice, topping are scattered (thus the name). The Chirashi poke bowl at Poke Pop on Congress Street in Portland on Wednesday, October 17, 2018. Next to burgers and ramen, I never tire of getting face to face with a bowl of poke. Answer (1 of 3): Chirashizushi is a style of sushi dish, so made with seasoned rice, sometimes mixed with ingredients, and placed at the bottom of a container (communal or single serving).


Those pretty little layered bowls of sushi grade fish, rice and toppings. But many other ingredients are used, as well. The chunks are traditionally cubes of yellowfin or bigeye tuna. Nope, not talking about that thing you used to do to strangers on Facebook to get their attention. Poke features marinated raw fish and other ingredients over rice.
