Food & Drink · Delray Beach
Poke Jay Operates Chef-Driven Poke Bowl Restaurant in Downtown Boca Raton
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Delray Beach · November 10, 2026
Poke Jay operates a poke restaurant at 110 NE 2nd Street in downtown Boca Raton, near Mizner Park, serving signature bowls and build-your-own options made with fresh ingredients and house-made sauces.
The restaurant describes its food as "chef-driven, inspired poke bowl creations, thoughtfully prepared with fresh, quality ingredients" and says its menu includes fish, plant-based proteins, and no-raw-fish selections. Its stated philosophy is "Food that you love that loves you back."
Among the signature offerings is the Nemo & Iron Man bowl, which contains sushi rice, salmon, tuna, spicy mayo, house-blend sauce, masago, scallion, mango, cucumber, kaiso seaweed and sesame; the menu notes the bowl contains raw fish.
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- Poke Jay, a poke restaurant currently operating in Boca Raton, is opening a second location in Delray Beach, according to the business.
- The business says the expected opening is summer 2027.
- The team is preparing for construction, according to the caption.
- The Delray Beach location will introduce what the business calls an "all-new Poke Market" seafood experience concept.
- The business says the location will feature whole fish cut fresh in front of customers.
- The kitchen will be scratch-made with house-made flavors, according to the business.
- Poke Jay is located in downtown Boca Raton, Florida, near Mizner Park.[1]
- Poke Jay's address is 110 NE 2nd Street, Boca Raton, FL 33432.[1]
- Poke Jay's phone number is +1 (224) 456-6601.[1]
- Poke Jay is open Monday–Saturday 11:30am–10:00pm and Sunday 11:30am–9:00pm.[1]
- Poke Jay describes itself as a chef-driven restaurant that emphasizes fresh, quality ingredients and house-made sauces.[1]
- The signature 'Nemo & Iron Man' bowl contains sushi rice, salmon, tuna, spicy mayo, house-blend sauce, masago, scallion, mango, cucumber, kaiso seaweed, and sesame, and contains raw fish.[1]
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