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Review: Poke Oasis

In Burlington, a new go-to takeout spot

A build-your-own-poke-bowl spread in a Styrofoam container.
The menu at Poke Oasis in Burlington includes soups, salads, appetizers and various mixed rice bowls. It’s fun to try a bunch of the different pre-designed options first, to get an idea of the ingredients, but eventually you can graduate to your choice of beginner, intermediate or expert build-your-own bowls. (Photo by Jessamyn Tuttle)
By Jessamyn Tuttle CDN Contributor
A traditional food of Hawaii, poke has been taking the mainland by storm for the last 10 years or so. While its essential form is marinated or seasoned raw fish, there can be so much more to it. Think of a poke bowl like deconstructed sushi, with rice, marinated fish, vegetables, sauces and toppings. It can be endlessly adjusted or scaled, making it easy to modify for different tastes or appetites. While not as widely known as other fast foods, poke is one of those things that only takes one

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