Where can I buy dried Ogo in the Seattle area?

[ritabwh]

Actually, I live in Lynnwood, but I can go North or South or East as necessary.
I am trying to get ingredients for Tuna Poke.
Can anyone recommend a substitute for Ogo?
:-))
Thanks!

[PeteSeattle]

Saar's market on Rainier Ave South and Henderson has it. I saw it last week.

[nwhophead]

I'm assuming you have already checked Ranch 99 and Pacific Market but if not, those would be likely suspects, I know Ranch 99 has Taro root and Luau leaves which is pretty hard to find. If I find them somewhere I will post soon.

[Booklegger451]

Give Mutual Fish a call. I recall seeing various poke components there.

[nwhophead]

Central Market in Mill Creek sometimes has the Poke Mix packets from NOH that has Hawaiian salt, Ogo, sesame seed & chili pepper. I'm not sure if they have just Ogo but they have the best Hawaiian section. They also sell Ahi Poke but it doesn't have Ogo, still pretty good. They sell all the Redondo products too as well as other Pocho sausage.

[ritabwh]

thank you. it was the NOH Poke mix that started my search for Ogo. the little bit of hawaiian salt, red pepper flakes seemed awfully expensive in the mix packet. lol. i guess one is paying for the Ogo.
i will plan a trip to mill creek soon.
thanks!

[paulj]

I found something online (from a couple of years ago) that said NOH also packaged Ogo by itself.

However I don't see it here: http://www.nohfoods.com/products.htm

here's the mix at a good price
http://www.hawaiianfoodonline.com/ind...

[Charles]

Uwajimaya

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600 5th Ave S, Seattle, WA

[ritabwh]

thanks. what section? i've looked in the dried seaweed/nori section. didn't see it there.