Ahi Poke Nachos
Cheesecake Factory Ahi Poke Nachos cost $22.50 for the whole plate and deliver 1,020 calories, 63g fat, 85g carbs, and 27 grams of protein. Crispy wontons covered with Hawaiian-style ahi tuna poke, avocado, green onion, chiles, sesame seeds and sriracha aioli, built to share between 2 and 4 people.
How Many People Does Ahi Poke Nachos Serve?
Ahi Poke Nachos serve 2-4 people as one sharing plate. The 1,020 calories, 63g fat, 85g carbs and 27g protein are for the whole plate. Split between 2 people, about 510 calories each; split between 4, about 255 calories each.
What Is in Ahi Poke Nachos?
Ahi Poke Nachos are crispy wontons covered with Hawaiian-style ahi tuna poke, avocado, green onion, chiles, sesame seeds and sriracha aioli.
- Crispy Wontons Crisp wonton chips forming the base
- Hawaiian Style Ahi Tuna Poke Diced raw ahi tuna poke
- Avocado Avocado over the wontons
- Green Onion Green onion garnish
- Chiles Chiles for heat
- Sesame Seeds Sesame seeds garnish
- Sriracha Aioli Sriracha aioli drizzled over the plate
What Allergens Are in Ahi Poke Nachos?
Ahi Poke Nachos contain fish from the ahi tuna, wheat from the wontons, egg from the sriracha aioli, and sesame from the seeds. They are not vegetarian and are not gluten-free.
Cheesecake Factory Ahi Poke Nachos Nutrition Facts
One sharing plate (serves 2-4) provides 1,020 calories, 63g total fat, 85g carbohydrates, and 27g protein.
Nutrition Facts
Frequently Asked Questions About Ahi Poke Nachos
Direct answers on Ahi Poke Nachos raw tuna, heat, health, and how they compare with Factory Nachos and Asian Chicken Nachos.
01 Is the tuna in Ahi Poke Nachos raw? ▼
Yes. Poke is diced raw ahi tuna, and the menu marks the dish as containing raw ingredients.
02 How spicy are Ahi Poke Nachos? ▼
They carry noticeable heat from the sriracha aioli and chiles. Reviewers describe them as slightly spicier than expected but fine for most tastes, with a ginger-spicy sauce that makes itself known without overpowering the tuna.
03 Are Ahi Poke Nachos healthy? ▼
Not as healthy as the tuna suggests. Reviewers who ranked the dish last note the fried wontons and sriracha aioli dominate, and the plate carries 1,740mg of sodium, which is 76% of the daily value. The tuna itself is lean, but the base and sauce change the picture.
04 What is the difference between Ahi Poke Nachos and Factory Nachos? ▼
Ahi Poke Nachos use crisp wontons topped with raw ahi tuna poke, avocado and sriracha aioli, while Factory Nachos use tortilla chips covered with melted cheeses, guacamole, red chile sauce, sour cream and jalapeños. One is a raw-seafood plate, the other is a cheese plate.
05 What is the difference between Ahi Poke Nachos and Asian Chicken Nachos? ▼
Ahi Poke Nachos are topped with raw ahi tuna poke and sriracha aioli, while Asian Chicken Nachos use cooked chicken with cheese, Thai peanut sauce, green onion, sesame and wasabi cream. The chicken version suits diners who want nachos without raw fish.