Chipotle-style poke restaurant now open in South End. Here’s the menu and how it works

Their exact address is 3609 South Boulevard (right down the road from Scaleybark Station).

Hours are Monday to Saturday, 11 a.m. – 9 p.m., and Sunday 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.

This fast-casual spot offers build-your-own poke bowls (on rice, salad or chips) and bibimbap (Korean rice bowl).

For those new to poke bowls, it’s a raw fish salad and a traditional Hawaiian dish.

Think Chipotle-style building but with tuna, salmon, yellowtail, chicken, crab meat, tofu, spicy tuna, shrimp and bulgogi (beef)  – with tons of topping choices.

You start with a base, choose proteins and then add up to four toppings.

If you don’t trust your decision making, Seoul Poke Bowl offers a handful of signature bowls.

Congratulations to owners Mike Park & Duy Nguyen.

Look for Seoul Poke Bowl to add sushi burritos and kimbap (Korean rolls) once things get rolling.