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Very trendy with somewhat urban, somewhat functional, somewhat lively character.

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Discover the vibrant taste of Poké Bon, a cozy poké bowl eatery nestled on Mont-Royal Avenue East in Montréal. This charming spot invites you to indulge in fresh, colorful poke bowls crafted from succulent fish, crisp vegetables, and exciting toppings that awaken your senses. Feel the lively energy of this bright, turquoise-walled space as you watch each bowl meticulously prepared before your eyes, creating an immersive and appetizing experience. Whether you're a foodie craving authentic flavors or a traveler seeking a healthy, quick bite, Poké Bon delivers a delightful fusion of freshness and local Montreal spirit. Dive into a bowl of goodness and ignite your culinary adventure!

Travel tip

Year-round, especially midday to early evening for fresh poke bowls

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Most videos filmed Feb–Aug during summer. July is moderate - a good balance of visitors and space.

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Frequently asked questions

Year-round, especially midday to early evening for fresh poke bowls

30 minutes to 1 hour

Camera for food photography, Comfortable casual wear, Appetite for fresh seafood, and Cash or card for quick purchase

Foodies, Solo Travelers, Young Professionals, Health Conscious, and Casual Diners

The nearest major airport is Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL), approximately 20 minutes by car from downtown Montréal and Mont-Royal Avenue.

Find boutique hotels, charming guesthouses, and modern downtown stays around Mont-Royal Avenue and the Plateau-Mont-Royal neighborhood.Book a stay →

Enjoy a stroll through the vibrant Plateau neighborhood, visit local art galleries, or stop by Parc Lafontaine for a serene outdoor pause.Book a tour →

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