Ahi & Limu

Ahi Limu where are you at the Mid-​Wilshire Farmer’s Market on Wednesdays! I have missed you the last few weeks as I CRAVE Poke on a weekly basis. Please come back!

Ran into this place at the Farmer’s Market in the Bank of America plaza in downtown LA. I’ve been growing a bit tired of the same BBQ, mexican and chicken options at the farmer’s market every week.
The fish at Ahi & Limu was extremely fresh and delicious! The regular bowl looked a bit small at first but I was presently surprised by the amount of fish and avocado in my bowl — more than enough for lunch. This is definitely my new go-​to spot for Friday lunch!

Love this place! I’ve been craving genuine Hawaiian poke, now that I live in CA and it did not disappoint. I will definitely be coming back here.

I wanted to eat something healthy for lunch and came across Ahi and Limu at the Miracle Mile Farmer’s Market. This food stand only serves poke bowls and spam musubi.
First, select your size — The poke bowls comes in two sizes — regular $ 10 and large $ 13. It comes with either brown or white rice. Then select your poke — Classic, Sweet and Spicy and Spicy Ahi. If you want a bed of seaweed, or avocado, that would cost you extra.
My eyes were definitely larger than my stomach and I ordered the large Sweet and Spicy Poke bowl with brown rice in large. It was definitely more than enough. The poke was fresh and there was definitely more poke than rice! Next time, I’m ordering a regular. It would be great if they offered more creative drink offerings other than canned sodas.

Tried their ahi poke bowls at the Torrance farmers market hoping to see if they had a shop in Santa Monica. Looks like they mostly set up shops at local farmers market.
I shared a large which was perfect for a snack. Got it with a seaweed base with shoyu ahi and spicy ahi with an avocado on top. Delicious! The spicy ago was not spicy for me.
Try them out if you see them at your local farmers market. I loved they take credit card because I never have ca$h, I just charge it to the game. Lol

Found this at the Miracle Mile farmers market. Best poke in town! Fish quality was miles ahead of the others I’ve had. Where’s the brick and mortar???

ahhh I wish I could give 10 billion stars!
I was strolling through the farmers market at The Village of Topanga last weekend (which has only been up and running since ⁹⁄₂₀) just checking things out and to my surprise I landed upon a heavenly gold mine!!! Since leaving Hawaii in May, I have had a major jonesing for Poke and tuna tartar just hasn’t quite cut it. And then Ahi & Limu comes into my life and all is right in my world again. On Sundays I will be at the Village Farmers Market literally to have my Poke (and maybe buy some local fruit), I’m not kidding. The ahi tastes super fresh and the flavors are so wonderfully balanced. I have only tried the Classic poke with brown rice and avocado but I vow to try the other 2 flavors as well as the seaweed salad. And I absolutely love that they serve brown rice!
Today I took my roommates to enjoy this amazing taste of the islands since I raved about it all week long. Roommates #1 went with KimChi with Seaweed Salad and loved both. Roommate #2 had the Classic Poke with all of the toppings and white rice and said it was the best thing she had eaten since moving to LA last month. So I’m basically starting a Ahi&Limu fan club here in WH.
I am so happy that I’m doing my hokey POKEy! Yay! :)

Honestly the best poke I have ever had in my life. I saw them today at the Santa Anita Racetrack farmers market and I fell in love with all three flavours they had. The texture is great and they told me its freshly cut and flown in from Hawaii. I will definitely eat with them again and I hope they make a restaurant soon!

Gotta eat them all, POKEmon! I couldn’t help but think of that when I ate the awesome poke bowls here. I visited them at the local farmer’s market by my work at the Howard Hughes Center, it started in August and let’s just say that I have been here every time since! They have 3 different Poke flavors: Original, Sweet & Spicy, and Spicy. I have tried them all and they are absolutely delicious.
They allow you to choose which flavor you want, but if you are indecisive or want to try different ones they have half/​half and a mix bowl of all 3. You can also customize the bowls by adding different toppings. They also have Spam masubi’s available but have not had the chance to try those yet. I’m already looking forward to next week so I can get it again!

Wow this poke place is actually pretty good.
I got a regular bowl with white rice, sweet & spicy poke, seaweed salad, avocado, furikake, kabayaki glaze and tempura flakes for $ 12.50.
The only reason I am not giving it 5 stars because the poke is served room temperature. I was disappointed when I saw the small container, but it was very filling. The tiny container was packed with flavor and fresh ingredients.
The line at the the poke stand in Century City Farmer’s Market is long, but not as long as the Hawaiian chicken line. They also have spam musubi… yay!
They ran out of poke when I came back again for the second time :(
4 stars!
Ahi & Limu is yummylicious!!!

POKE STRAIGHT FROM HAWAII! Having just traveled to Hawaii I had become obsessed with poke and never thought I’d be able to find the same quality in LA. A friend recommended Ahi & Limu and I was blown away by the freshness and grade of the fish. The spicy poke was bomb! Miracle Mile on Wednesdays & Century City on Thursdays — Excellent customer service & their seaweed salad deserves a mention. #PokeAddict

By far the best Poke I’ve ever had!
I had an amazing combo of the «Classic Ahi» with seaweed salad and avocado. The fish was incredibly fresh and you could taste the top end quality! After my second tub I had to buy another to take it home! This is the type of ahi that you get fresh from locals in Hawaii, and it’s so wonderful that Jon & his crew have been able to bring it to us in California.
Apart from the amazing ahi, the portions are the perfect size (guilt free) and everyone who works there are so kind!
I’m sad I won’t be able to have some for lunch today as I now live in SF– so I hope Ahi & Limu starts spreading all over the U. S!

Tried them at the Torrance farmer’s market! I hope they continue going. Though pricey, they are fresh and delicious. I got original and spicy– ½ pound of each. My total was $ 20. I saw you can get some with rice or add avo as well.
Very fresh– which is most important! They accept card. I will definitely try them again and maybe one of their bowls with seaweed salad and avocado!

Best. Poke. Ever. FRESHEST fish I’ve tasted… amazing quality, can’t wait to go again! Nuff said.

This place is amazing! I was able to check them out at the Century City Farmers Market. The fish is truly what separates Ahi & Limu from other poke spots. Even the tuna at Sugarfish doesn’t compare. I was raving about this place to a friend who grew up in Hawaii and she said its the best poke she’s had on the mainland.

So I stumbled upon Ahi & Limu at the Century City Farmer’s Market. Being the poke lover I am, I had to give it a try. The first time around, to my demise, they sold out. But luckily the next time around, I came early and was able to get myself a bowl.
I was greeted by the workers and they were very nice. They even recognized that I came 2 weeks ago prior when they sold out. They’re so friendly, they even let me sample the different flavors before I gave it a try.
So basically you choose a base (brown/​white rice or seaweed salad +$ 1), a style of ahi poke (original, spicy, sweet/​spicy), and your choice of toppings which include furkake, tempura flakes, sweet sauce, avocado +$ extra, or more seaweed salad +$ extra. You can opt for a regular for a regular or large.
I ended up choosing the spicy ahi on a bed of seaweed salad with EVERYTHINGGGG and extra avocado. DELICIOUS. The textures were perfect and the tuna, although softer for my taste, had alot of flavor. Each bite was sooo delicious. My only complaint was that by the time I got it back to my office, it was room temperature :(but that was probably my fault.
So for the I paid, the portions was a weeee bit on the small side. In total, My poke was $ 13 eeeeek. Kind of expensive. But hey it really did satisfy my poke fix. With that being said, presentation was lovely, and the workers were great! Would I get it again? Definitely, but maybe not too often because the price was a little steep. Oh well, I love poke and Ahi & Limu satisfied!
SIDENOTE: I wish they had salmon poke! If they offered it, then that would be well deserving of a solid 5 stars :)

If you want fresh ahi (tuna) poke from Hawaii done to perfection, this is the place to check it out at. The flavor is killer, spicy tuna and sweet and spicy are my fav with brown rice. The mac salad is delicious. You won’t be disappointed.

Super fresh and delicious at the farmers market at the civic center, come try it out!