New Poke Bar Now Open in Downtown Bellevue on 108th Ave

New Poke Bar Now Open in Downtown Bellevue on 108th Ave
Photo Credit: FOB Poke Bar

FOB Poke Bar is Now Open in downtown Bellevue. It is located at 333 108th Avenue Northeast, in what was previously the Expedia building.

The Poke Bar features build your own bowls in sizes regular or large. There are five steps that include choosing your base, mix-ins, proteins, sauce, and lastly, unlimited toppings.

From January 13 through January 19, customers can enjoy the special offer of BOGO free for in-store takeout.

This is the third location for the poke restaurant. It is the first to open on the Eastside. The other two are located in Belltown and Capitol Hill.

The restaurant is open daily from 11am to 10pm. Customers can order online for pickup.

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