PokiNometry: Remembrances of Pokes Past

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • July 31, 2014
These are the days of poke. More and more OC places sell the Hawaiian foodstuff of legendary deliciousness—North Shore Poke Co. in Huntington Beach, Kawamata Seafood in Dana Point, Costco in Tustin—proving that mainlanders are finally warming up...
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