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            Po-Ké Ono Brings Bold Asian Fusion to Aruba’s Dining Scene


             Innovative eatery blends island culture with modern Asian cuisine



            Oranjestad,  Aruba  –  In  a
            culinary landscape known
            for  its  diversity  and  cre-
            ativity,  Po-Ké  Ono  stands
            out  as  a  vibrant  and  con-
            temporary     addition   to
            Aruba’s  restaurant  scene.
            With  locations  at  Azure  in
            Palm  Beach  and  the  Re-
            naissance  Marketplace  in
            Oranjestad,  the  concept
            introduces   a   refreshing
            take  on  Asian  fusion  din-
            ing—casual in style, yet re-
            fined in execution.
                                                                      laxed,  with  a  philosophy  quality  of  ingredients  and  tion  as  one  of  the  island’s
            Established  in  2020,  Po-Ké   a focus on freshness. Draw-  centered  around  acces-  thoughtful  preparation  re-  premier  destinations  for
            Ono  was  envisioned  as  a   ing on Asian influences, the   sibility   and   enjoyment.  flect fine-dining roots. Many  sushi,  poke,  and  bao.  Its
            space  where  flavor,  cul-  restaurant delivers bold fla-  Whether   dining   indoors  of  the  restaurant’s  core  growing popularity is a tes-
            ture,  and  creativity  inter-  vors  in  an  approachable   or  grabbing  a  quick  bowl  ingredients  are  sourced  tament  to  Aruba’s  evolv-
            sect.  The  menu  features   format,  appealing  to  a    on  the  go,  guests  can  ex-  locally,  emphasizing  sus-  ing food culture—one that
            an  array  of  signature  dish-  broad  audience  of  locals   pect  a  consistently  high  tainability  and  support  for  embraces global influence
            es  including  poke  bowls,   and visitors alike.         standard  in  both  service  Aruba’s  agricultural  com-  while  staying  rooted  in
            steamed  bao,  and  sushi,   The ambiance is designed     and cuisine. With extensive  munity.  The  result  is  a  din-  community and craft.
            crafted with precision and   to  be  welcoming  and  re-  menu options, including se-  ing experience that honors
                                                                      lections  for  vegan  diners,  both  the  island’s  spirit  and  For those seeking a modern
                                                                      Po-Ké Ono caters to a wide  the  culinary  traditions  it  taste of Asia in the heart of
                                                                      range of tastes and dietary  draws inspiration from.      the Caribbean, Po-Ké Ono
                                                                      preferences.                 Open  daily  from  11:00  AM  offers a flavorful and mem-
                                                                      While  the  concept  leans  to  10:00  PM,  Po-Ké  Ono  orable  experience  worth
                                                                      into  fast-casual  dining,  the  continues  to  gain  recogni-  exploring.
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