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There's two more Hawaiian Poké eateries coming to London this summer

Londoners are going to have two more options for their Hawaiian Poké fix after a new eatery serving up the dish opened at Nova Food in Victoria while another outpost of Island Poke is due to open in late July at Broadgate Circle.

Firstly, Ahi Poké has opened its second venue in the capital at the recently completed 85,000 sq ft restaurant quarter at Land Securities massive mixed-use scheme in SW1.

Joining the likes of Franco Manca, Shake Shack, Aster and others, the new restaurant will serve up four signature Poké dishes and customisable options devised by classically trained chef Jeremy Coste, available to grab and go or delivery.

Island Poke, on the other hand, is opening its second site at Broadgate on 31 July where the brand, which was founded by James Porter, will be open breakfast, lunch and early afternoon dinner.

The dish, which has become a healthy eating sensation in the US, is a sashimi-style, raw fish salad consisting of a wide range of fresh and healthy ingredients, and has sparked a number of openings recently in the capital, including Ahi Poké’s first venue in Fitzrovia and Island Poke in Carnaby.

BVC Group, who own and operate the Ahi brand, are also scoping out further venues in the capital as it looks to expand across the city.