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Free sushi for 100 customers to celebrate new Poke Pop restaurant in Pierce County

A poke bowl with tuna, surimi salad, sliced avocados, seaweed, rice and salad.
A poke bowl with tuna, surimi salad, sliced avocados, seaweed, rice and salad. skidd@thenewstribune.com

The grand opening of Poke Pop’s new Gig Harbor location is here.

Doors open at 11 a.m. Sept. 11 at 4747 Point Fosdick Dr. in Uptown Gig Harbor. The first 100 customers will get free Spam musubi, according to the Poke Pop Instagram account.

The 100th customer will also win a $100 gift card.

The restaurant’s menu includes rice, protein, greens, sauce and toppings to make your own Hawaiian poke bowl, as well as several sides including musubi and Korean triangle kimbap or samgak kimbap.

The restaurant first opened its Fircrest location at 2101 Mildred St. W. in April 2017, and was originally called Aloha Poke, The News Tribune reported. The Gig Harbor Poke Pop location replaces Formosa, an American cafe and diner with Taiwanese dishes, that served diners from 2022 until it closed in June of this year.

Poke Pop is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., according to their Instagram account.

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Julia Park
The News Tribune
Julia Park is the Gig Harbor reporter at The News Tribune and writes stories about Gig Harbor, Key Peninsula, Fox Island and other areas across the Tacoma Narrows. She started as a news intern in summer 2024 after graduating from the University of Washington, where she wrote for her student paper, The Daily, freelanced for the South Seattle Emerald and interned at Cascade PBS News (formerly Crosscut).
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