10 Best Hawaiian Restaurants in Nashville

Pokenash serves Hawaiian poke bowls in Hendersonville, offering both fully customizable bowls and signature combinations. Fresh ingredients, quick service, and a clean, modern dining environment shape the experience. It suits diners who want control over their bowl’s ingredients or prefer a composed option, with sides such as gyoza also available.

Pokeworks is a poke bar serving customizable bowls and sushi burritos with fish, toppings and sauces. It suits diners looking for fresh, flavorful ingredients, high-protein options or a quick pickup meal. The business is particularly useful for customized orders, with staff handling ingredient-separation requests and preparing pickup orders promptly.

L&L Hawaiian Barbecue is a fast-food Hawaiian restaurant serving traditional Hawaiian plate lunches in South Nashville. Its island-themed menu and generous plate portions suit diners looking for a casual taste of Hawaii, including specialties such as barbecue chicken, short ribs, musubi and saimin. Homemade guava cake is also offered when available.

Pokeworks is a poke bar in Mt. Juliet offering dine-in, takeaway, delivery and catering. Diners can choose chef-curated Signature Works or build bowls and burritos with proteins, mix-ins, sauces and toppings. The menu also includes hot plates and signature drinks, while the catering program can serve gatherings of 10 or 50-plus people and include Huli Huli Chicken.

Pokemoto is a Gallatin restaurant built around customizable bowls, salads and wraps. Diners choose ingredients such as sushi rice, salmon, shrimp, mango, lobster salad and sauces, with tea and other drinks also available. Its made-to-order format, clean setting and attentive handling of a delivery-order packing issue give it a practical edge.

Pokenash is a Hawaiian restaurant focused on poke and other quick, casual meals. Its menu supports dine-in, takeaway, delivery, catering, healthy options and a kids’ menu, with bowls featuring choices such as spicy tuna and chicken teriyaki. The restaurant suits solo diners, families and lunch customers who want fresh food prepared quickly.

The Poki is a low-key poke bar in Brentwood serving seafood, meat and vegan poke bowls made with locally sourced ingredients. Diners can build their own bowls and choose from a wide selection of toppings, sauces and raw fish, making it a flexible option for different dietary preferences and flavor combinations.

Pokenash serves customizable poke bowls at Assembly Food Hall, combining sushi-grade fish, rice, vegetables, sauces and toppings. Diners can choose a preset bowl or build one with ingredients such as salmon, ahi tuna, cucumber, edamame, scallion, tobiko and seaweed. Delivery, takeaway and dine-in options, rooftop seating, live music and a bar make it suited to quick lunches, casual dinners and food-hall outings.

Poke Bros. is a Nashville poke bar offering build-your-own bowls for dine-in, takeaway, delivery and catering. It suits quick lunches, solo meals and diners seeking healthy, vegetarian or customizable options. Customers can choose ingredients such as salmon, shrimp, spicy tuna and vegetables, with bowls assembled in front of them and sauces and toppings added to finish.

Oke poke’ serves poke bowls and other quick meals inside 5th & Broadway’s Assembly Food Hall. Its menu suits diners looking for fresh fish, rice, sauces and toppings, including build-your-own combinations with options such as spicy tuna and pineapple. The food-hall location also works for groups with different dining preferences, and teriyaki bowls provide an alternative to poke.