Poké Buying Guide — Wasabi Tuna, Salmon & Bowl Planning
Poké Buying Guide: Choose Your Fish and Plan Your Bowl
Start with the fish, then choose a base, vegetables and seasoning. This guide covers the current Global Seafoods Poké selection and helps you plan your order without confusing recipe portions with retail package sizes.
Compare Our Two Poké Products
| Product | What to expect | Included packages | Bowl ideas |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wasabi Ahi Tuna Poké | Yellowfin tuna cubes in the Wasabi Ahi option; supplied frozen. | 8 fish packages + 8 wasabi sauce packets | Cucumber, green onion and avocado over rice or greens. Taste the supplied seasoning before adding more wasabi. |
| Atlantic Salmon Poké | Cubed Atlantic salmon; supplied frozen. | 8 fish packages + 8 sauce packets | Avocado, radish and cooked, cooled edamame. Adjust extra dressing to the product’s seasoning. |
Check the product pages for current prices and availability. These are the two products in our Poké collection. Other fish species or flavor ideas mentioned in recipes are not additional Poké products available to order.
How Many People Does a Set Serve?
Each set includes 8 fish packages and 8 separate sauce packets. One fish package paired with one sauce packet serves approximately 2–3 people; the full set serves approximately 16–24 people when paired with rice, vegetables or other accompaniments. These are meal-planning estimates, not nutrition-label serving sizes. Actual portions vary with appetite and accompaniments, which are purchased separately.
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Check the Package Before Planning Portions
- Net seafood weight: use the amount of fish, rather than the combined weight of fish and marinade, to estimate portions.
- Included seasoning: check whether the package contains a separate marinade or seasoned fish and follow its mixing directions.
- Ingredients and allergens: read the complete label, including sauces and garnishes. Changing one sauce does not establish that an entire bowl is allergen-free.
- Accompaniments: rice, vegetables and toppings are separate purchases unless expressly included.
The main ahi tuna and Atlantic salmon recipes each make two bowls. Other recipes may use different serving counts; check the yield and ingredient amounts on the recipe you choose. Recipe quantities do not describe the size of the retail package. Plan the amount you will prepare within the product’s storage window.
Build Flavor Without Over-Seasoning
Choose one main dressing and add it gradually. Pair a seasoned fish with simple rice or greens and two or three vegetables. Cucumber and radish add crunch; avocado adds creaminess; mango adds sweetness. Serve extra sauce separately.
Explore Poké sauces and topping combinations for wasabi, soy-sesame, spicy-mayo and mango-avocado ideas. These are serving suggestions, not claims about what is included in your order.
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Receiving, Preparation and Storage
Both listed Poké products ship frozen with dry ice. Shipping services are shown at checkout. Follow the package instructions for receiving, thawing and storage, including any directions for opening the packaging before thawing. Keep the fish chilled while preparing the other ingredients.
For raw preparation, confirm the specific product’s intended use and follow its handling instructions. A “sushi-grade” label or freezing alone is not a guarantee against foodborne illness. See FDA seafood handling guidance. A cooked fish bowl is another option.
Choose a Recipe
Both recipes include a cooked variation and explain which ingredients to purchase separately. Find more preparation ideas on the Global Seafoods YouTube channel.
Ordering Terms
Poké products are Final Sale — No Returns or Refunds due to their perishable nature. If an order arrives damaged or there is a problem, contact us promptly with photos so we can review it.
Shop the Poké collection or explore the main Fish catalog.
Recipes, guides and video
- Ahi Tuna Poke Bowl Recipe — Wasabi or Soy-Sesame
- Salmon Poke Bowl Recipe — Avocado, Rice & Vegetables
- Poké Sauces & Toppings — Wasabi, Soy-Sesame & Mango
- Poke vs. Sushi vs. Sashimi: What to Choose
- Poke Bowl Nutrition: Portions, Sauces & Product Labels
- Mango Salsa for Fish, Poke & Sushi — Recipe and Video
Other fish for homemade bowls
These are separate home recipes using their named fish. They do not expand the two-product Poké collection or represent discontinued Poké kits.
- Cooked Halibut Poke-Style Bowl with Soy-Ginger Dressing
- Albacore Tuna Poke Bowl with Soy-Sesame Dressing
- Cooked Hamachi Collar Poke-Style Rice Bowl
- Cooked Sablefish Poke-Style Bowl with Soy-Ginger Dressing
- Ora King Salmon Poke-Style Bowl with Avocado
- Bluefin Tuna Recipes: Sesame-Crusted Steak & Poke Bowl
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