Tombo Poké - Menu

This place is an eccentric mix of poke and matcha Clearly influenced by the Japanese immigrants on Hawaiian cuisine.

It was a bit odd for me to find a café specializing in poke bowls and matcha drinks and desserts in London but I'm glad this cute, quaint little shop

I started this round sceptical by poke’s appeal. my conclusion is that poke, at least in london, is one of the overestimated and overhypted dishes that I met when writing about the restaurants of the capital. but that does not mean that it is without merit.

look at these bowls of sunshine and delicious! it was really very difficult to feed it to a sose, a mix-in and two toppings. I started with a basic of courgette noodles and added thunfisch, avocado (natural) earlyling wobbles, sawimi and crispy cortex with a ponzu soy on the side.

I adore this restaurant; it's peaceful and understated, despite being located in the bustling Soho area. The food is very fresh, high-quality, and they serve creative matcha desserts. They also take great pride in their own unique dishes. The prices are reasonable, and the sauces are incredibly delicious.

Tombo Poké and Matcha Bar is the smaller sister sister cafe to the Tombo Cafe in South Kensington. As the name suggests, it serves up a variety of poké bowls and matcha goodies. Unfortunately, we didn't get a chance to try out their poké bowls when we visited during their opening week. We only managed to try out their matcha desserts. We had Matcha Soft Serve Ice-Cream and Matcha Monaka...

My love of matcha is well-documented and I can’t help raving about a place when it does matcha really well. Add to that hot new Hawaiian poké food trend and it’s a match made in heaven (please forgive the terrible pun). Tombo Poké Matcha Bar in Soho opened in June and it’s already a popular and lively spot. The two-floor cafe is bright and uplifting with super-friendly staff and decent air-con – perfect for a relaxing refuel in the heart of the city.

What on earth is that, you might ask? Having originated in Hawaii, you can think of poké as a kind of 'deconstructed sushi '. Why? Well, generally it involves raw fish, rice, sauces and toppings, all combined in an easy to eat bowl apparently bowls are the new plates?!. Light and healthy, yet substantial enough to be consumed as a main meal, it fills that middle ground between the previous 'make your own ' options where your choices were generally limited to salad bowls (think Chop 'd or Vital Ingredient), or the more calorie laden offerings like Chipotle. Poké bowls have found their niche: they 're flavourful, high in protein, and don 't feel like rabbit food , but are still a nutritious op...

Poké has become a popular food trend in London, and Tombo Fitzrovia is right on point with their menu offerings. Guests can choose from classic poké bowls or create their own customized dish, making for an interactive dining experience. I recommend trying the Classic Poké with Salmon or Tuna, as well as the Kaisen Poké with Salmon and Tuna. Vegans and meat-eaters alike will also find delicious options on the menu. I particularly enjoyed the fresh and flavorful tuna and salmon sashimi, as well as the Hello Kitty Poké bowl with salmon, black and white rice, and edible flowers. The dishes were well-prepared and satisfying. The restaurant also offers a variety of award-winning matcha teas, incl...