There is a generalised (but incorrect!) belief that healthy food can’t be delicious. A lot of people believe that for our palate to truly enjoy something, the food has to be bathed in fat, sauces and calories. And yet, Hawaii has been demonstrating exactly the opposite for centuries!
At Hula Poke in Barcelona we’d like to share with you – the city’s healthy food lovers – the wisdom and hospitality of the charming people of Hawaii. Because we want the world to know that healthy food, taste and hospitality have never been incompatible!
The Word Poke /poʊˈkeɪ/ refers to the raw fish bites that the fishermen of the idyllic Hawaiian Islands used to eat and serve upon returning from their fishing expeditions.
Today Poke is enjoyed in all corners of the world, accompanied by different ingredients equally healthy and mouthwatering.
However, Poke is a lot more than 100% healthy fresh food.
Poke is Ho’okipa.
Poke in Barcelona and in Hawaii is Hospitality. Empathy. Respect.
We know that one of your most important priorities in this life is to take care of your health.
But we also know how difficult it is for you to find quality healthy food at affordable prices in a city like Barcelona.
Discover our healthy ingredients and play with our fresh and exotic flavours.
You – and only you! – have the power to decide what ingredients you want in your Poke!
Eating quickly – as you generally do – doesn’t have to be synonymous with eating poorly.
At Hula Poke fast food is not incompatible with healthy food!
Don’t feel like going out? You’d rather enjoy your Hawaiian Poke quietly at home with your friends?
We´ll knock on your door with your Poke and a great Aloha in no time!
Travel to the Pacific shores with us every week and discover the secrets of the healthy diet of this region.
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