The fast-casual poke franchise is currently on trend for a slew of new locations and openings.
Poké House, a hot new fast-casual franchise rapidly expanding across the U.S., is coming to Georgia in 2024. The brand will land in three different locations around the Atlanta area.
The company is no stranger to growth this year. The new Georgia locations come on the heels of several new stores signed in California. Poké House will soon be open in the San Francisco Bay Area, Elk Grove, and San Diego. Currently, the company is projecting to reach between 17 to 25 locations open by the end of next year, with nearly 30 already signed.
“We have been working hard to give our fans more locations to choose from and to expand our footprint in untapped markets. The addition of our new Georgia locations is a huge milestone for us,” stated James Deng, the CEO for Poké House. “People have become acquainted with poké and are demanding new options. Poké House is here to fulfill that demand.
Poké House has worked to differentiate itself within the restaurant space, focusing on sourcing imported salmon from Scotland and octopus and tuna from Japan. In terms of ownership, the company is also a standout, giving its franchisees a wide range of support elements.
“We want our franchise partners to feel confident that they are getting a turnkey business and a robust support team to back them throughout their ownership,” stated Deng. “It’s through our hands-on training program, our proprietary sauces and prep processes, and our expansive marketing strategies that we achieve that confidence and, eventually, a successful location.”
To learn more about owning this fast-casual poké franchise, visit www.poke.house/franchising-info.
Poké House is bringing delectably fresh seafood fare to the nation. Delicious handcrafted Hawaiian poké bowls are just the beginning — from construction to consumption, Poké House is committed to being environmentally conscious wherever possible, including fair trade certified vendors and salmon that is 100% sustainably farmed. To order online or to find a location near you, visit www.poke.house.
