Standard Hi

Standard Hi: A Popular Polynesian Dish in the US

Origin:

Standard Hi is a popular Polynesian dish found in many American restaurants, particularly those serving Hawaiian or Polynesian cuisine.

The term "Standard Hi" typically refers to a specific dish that uses standardized ingredients and preparation methods.

Ingredients:

Protein
Typically features fish, usually tuna steak or ahi tuna, but can also include shrimp or chicken.

Vegetables
Common vegetables include cucumber, tomato, onion, avocado, and seaweed (like furikake).

Sauce
A creamy sauce made from mayonnaise, tuna juice, sesame oil, ginger, garlic, and chili sauce.

Garnish
Typically served with sesame seeds, seaweed, and sometimes sliced green onions.

Preparation:

1. The protein is typically diced or sliced.

2. The vegetables are cut and prepared.

3. The sauce is mixed.

4. The protein and vegetables are tossed together in the sauce.

5. The dish is garnished with sesame seeds, seaweed, and green onions (optional).

Flavor and Texture:

The flavor is savory and slightly sweet, with the creamy sauce and the tangy notes from the chili sauce.

The texture is usually slightly chunky, with the vegetables adding a crunchy element and the fish providing a tender bite.

Variations:

Standard Hi with Fries
Sometimes served with fries as a side dish.

Double Standard Hi
A larger version of the standard dish, usually with more protein and vegetables.

Spicy Standard Hi
Include chili peppers or sriracha for a spicy kick.

Vegan/Vegetarian Standard Hi
Omit the fish or seafood and use vegetable protein alternatives with tofu or tempeh.

Popularity:

Standard Hi is a beloved dish in many American communities with strong Polynesian influences.

It is often served as an appetizer or main course in restaurants and can be found on menus across the country.

Tips for Ordering:

Ask if the dish is made with real tuna or a tuna substitute.

If you prefer your food spicy, ask for extra chili sauce.

Consider ordering a side of white rice to go with the dish.

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