In the former Mokka Cafe space has arisen a raw fish palace, including selections like tako and wakame salad. Order a mini, regular, or large size with varying amounts of fresh fish; unagi and sashimi specialty bowls also available.

The Southern California-based poke chain has opened its first location on Polk Street, serving bowls of raw fish to the masses. Like those that come before it, the standard options include protein options like tuna, salmon, and albacore, plus kimchi shrimp, atop salad or rice.

A hidden gem in the Mission, Basa offers inexpensive boxes of no-frills, raw fish. For $9.99, grab a box of spicy salmon, rice, and seaweed with choice of coke or water.

The Financial District seems to be ground zero for San Francisco poke, and Blue Hawaii Acai Cafe has been serving it up for a few years now, counter-service style, at Two Embarcadero Center, in addition to acai bowls.

Roving food truck Bowl d'Acai has added poke bowls to its offerings, giving 622 Sacramento St. and 14 Mint Plaza another raw fish option Thursday through Monday.

Limu & Shoyu offers pre-determined options, or the ability to make your own for a $13 large bowl. They've got an eye on sustainability, and an additional menu of onigiri with fillings like spicy tuna and bean curd.

Choose proteins like hamachi and albacore, and mix-ins that include strawberry and mango at this Financial District poke place. It's fresh, and filled with worker bees hungry for the bounty of the sea.

Choose from 13 different protein options — including eel and scallop — at Poke Bowl. It's open daily from 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. It also has a rather extensive crepe dessert menu, which follows raw fish quite nicely.

Located within a shaved-ice store called Vampire Penguin on Telegraph, Pokeganda just opened serving standard poke bowls for $11.95 alongside teas, and icy desserts. No word on why a militant fish is the mascot.

Grab a bowl topped with yellowtail, tuna, or crabmeat, and spicy Seoul sauce. It’s open daily from 11 a.m to 9 p.m. There's a second location on Lombard, occupying the former Taco Bell/KFC space.

Located in the base of The Market on Market (aka the Twitter building), Poké Bar has the standard choose-your-own-adventure poke menu. Standout mix-ins include pineapple and crabmeat. Also check out other locations in Mountain View and San Jose (opening soon).