Fort Ruger Market dates back to 1942, although the food has never been as good as it is now. You don’t have to choose between the Rugerlicious poke made up of fresh ahi mixed with taegu, ...

Sam Choy and Lyle Galdeira stopped by the Ruger market where the poke is made right before your eyes. It may look like a market you'd find in any neighborhood. But it's more than that, much more.

From fresh ‘ahi poke and chicharrones at a Diamond Head surfer hangout to a liquor store serving luxe king crab poke, here’s where to eat poke in Honolulu ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) — It’s foodie Friday and time for Food2Go. In this edition, we headed to Alohea Avenue in Kaimuki to check out the poke and plate lunch brilliance at the Fort Ruger Market.

HONOLULU (KHNL) - It's unofficially the biggest party day of the year. Super Bowl Sunday draws big crowds to sports bars, and provides a big boost to island caterers. At Fort Ruger Market in ...

Fort Ruger Market, once a general store for the neighborhood, now specializes in Hawaiian and Filipino food, while still offering beloved local snacks like pickled mango and boiled peanuts. MW ...