Issho Ni Poke Bar Brings Fresh Polynesian Bowls to Mentor
The fast-casual spot in Mentor, which specializes in build-your-own poke bowls and spam musubi, is the second restaurant from the group behind Issho Ni Ramen and Sushi in Willoughby.
The fast-casual spot in Mentor, which specializes in build-your-own poke bowls and spam musubi, is the second restaurant from the group behind Issho Ni Ramen and Sushi in Willoughby.
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