Fresh, flavorful, and fully customizable, poke bowls have quickly become a favorite for those craving a healthy yet satisfying meal. Originating in Hawaii, poke bowls feature diced raw fish—often tuna or salmon—served over rice and topped with an array of fresh ingredients like avocado, seaweed, and spicy mayo. Long Island’s vibrant food scene offers plenty of spots to enjoy this colorful dish. If you’re on the hunt for the freshest poke around, see which spot our readers have voted as the Best Poke Bowl on Long Island.
2026: Long Islanders Voted Island Poke Best Poke Bowl!
Island Poke
1036A Park Blvd, Massapequa park
(516) 378-0888 – islandpokes.com
Island Poke in Massapequa Park brings the fresh, vibrant flavors of Hawaiian‑inspired cuisine to Long Island with its signature poke bowls, crafted from quality ingredients and customizable to suit every taste. Founded with a passion for bringing the best poke “from the island to your island,” the concept blends sushi‑grade fish with seasonal produce, rice, and bold sauces for a satisfying, healthy meal that feels like a mini getaway. Island Poke’s menu offers an array of signature and build‑your‑own bowls — from classic ahi tuna and spicy tuna to umami‑miso salmon and chicken options — layered over rice or greens and topped with fresh vegetables, seaweed salad, and flavorful dressings. Diners appreciate both traditional raw‑fish options and creative additions that reflect a bright, island‑inspired twist on this beloved Hawaiian favorite.
2025: Long Islanders Voted Island Poke Best Poke Bowl!
Island Poke
1036a Park Boulevard, Massapequa park
(516) 378-0888 – islandpokes.com
A taste of the islands has reached our Island, and local voters couldn’t be happier — or hungrier! Each dish at Island Poke is crafted with a passion for perfection and uses the freshest, most sustainable sushi-grade fish to create a fusion of flavor in every bite. The word “poke” is Hawaiian for “to section, slice, or cut,” and typically refers to a raw fish salad served as an appetizer or an entrée. After moving the restaurant out of Roosevelt Field Mall, the owners expanded the menu to include hot and cooked items. The Massapequa storefront serves up healthy, tasty, and affordable food in a fast-casual setting, with such favorites as ramen, rice bowls, chicken karaage, pork gyoza, and shrimp tempura in addition to the business’ namesake.

