American fast-casual restaurant chain Just Poké has announced the opening of three new locations, including its first venture into Richmond, Canada.

Alongside this expansion, the chain also launched catering services for groups of ten or more.

The company, supported by the Conscious Hospitality Group, has unveiled plans for 2024 which include a menu overhaul.

The refreshed menu will feature chef-inspired proteins, mix-ins, sauces and toppings while retaining popular customer choices.

The revamped menu will retain existing customer favourites while the new options are introduced.

Just Poké will also introduce signature bowls developed in association with influencers, chefs, and fitness instructors.

The company’s first collaboration features ice hockey team Seattle Kraken launching the Kraken Bento lunch box.

The items will rotate every quarter and are expected to include signature poké, crispy Kraken rice and sides.

Just Poké co-founder Norman Wu said: “We've always been the largest poké destination in the region, offering the best food and most popular combinations.

“We're excited to see what our new culinary director dreams up, allowing us to stand out for what's always been at the heart of our mission - to deliver super delicious, fresh, and sustainable meals with unexpected combinations and flavours.”

The company said its new catering menu will include everything one needs for a build-your-own poké bar or to order exactly what each person wants. They can select from six Signature Bowl options.

Founded in 2016 by Daniel Brawer and Norman Wu, Just Poké brings a variety of combinations and options for vegetarians and vegans.

There are currently more than 35 locations and a food truck, with plans for an additional ten plus retail locations.