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Get Vietnamese food, poké at new Midtown restaurants

Dua and Fishbowl Poke are open in Midtown
Dua and Fishbowl Poke are open in Midtown
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Oct 2, 2018

A new restaurant in Midtown is satisfying cravings for both pho and poké.

Fish Bowl Poké and Dua Vietnamese’s first combination restaurant opened this week at 77 12th St. in Midtown, in the retail portion of high-rise property 77 12th. The 2,622 square-foot space is the sixth location for Fish Bowl Poké and the fifth for Dua.

Both concepts will serve lunch and dinner.

Dua has existing locations in Atlanta, including Sweet Auburn Market, while Fish Bowl’s locations include Toco Hills and Hapeville.

77 12th St., Atlanta. yougotpho.com, fishbowlpokeshop.com/

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Yvonne Zusel has been with the AJC since 2010. She worked on the digital news and food and dining teams before joining the arts & entertainment team.

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