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Malaysian Reserve
12 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Malaysian Reserve
Get Your Guac On: Island Fin Poké Co. Serves Up Free Avocado and Exclusive Sticker for National Avocado Day
Guests nationwide can enjoy a fresh topping and collectible sticker on July 31 ORLANDO, Fla., July 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — National Avocado Day is the perfect excuse to celebrate everyone's favorite green topping, and Island Fin Poké Co. is making it even better with a free scoop of avocado and a limited-edition collectible sticker on Thursday, July 31. Known for giving back to their Ohana and serving up fresh, customizable poké bowls, guests can head to their nearest Island Fin location to enjoy this one-day offer with the purchase of any bowl. Island Fin is no stranger to serving fresh, tropical goodness with their selection of boat-to-bowl proteins and farm-to-fork toppings. The best complement to one of Island Fin's flavorful base options is the perfect premium topping — and avocado, one of the brand's most popular choices, is ready to shine. Guests can travel to paradise with one of Island Fin's signature bowls like the Ahi Tuna Bowl, complete with IncrediBOWL ingredients like fresh Ahi tuna, pineapple mango salsa and spicy pickled veggies — or dive into a hearty Korean BBQ Chicken Bowl made with Korean barbeque chicken, kimchi and a batch of fresh veggies. The best part is, guests can add a free scoop of creamy avocado to these bowls on National Avocado Day, bringing a smooth, mild flavor to balance with Island Fin's flavor-packed proteins and sauces. For guests craving something more personalized, Island Fin offers fully customizable bowls. By picking a base, protein, mix-ins, marinating and finishing sauces and toppings, creating the perfect bowl is easy. Whether guests opt for a Signature Bowl or choose their own adventure, adding a free scoop of avocado to any of these tasty bowls is sure to brighten up a hot summer day. In addition to a free scoop of avocado, Island Fin is rolling out a special National Avocado Day sticker as part of their collectible series. Inspired by their relaxed, playful vacation energy, the limited-edition sticker is not only a fun keepsake, but one step toward big prizes. By gathering all eight stickers at Island Fin's exclusive sticker drops, guests get the chance to win a free Island Fin surfboard along with a host of other exclusive prizes. This one-day-only offer brings Island Fin's signature flavors, fun and Hawaiian vibes to all 19 locations nationwide as a celebration of fresh food, community and Ohana spirit. To learn more about Island Fin Poké Co., visit About Island Fin Poké Co. Island Fin Poké Co. is a Florida-based fast-casual concept known for its Hawaiian-style build-your-own poké bowls. From farm-to-fork, the brand uses the freshest ingredients to bring traditional flavors from the islands to local communities nationwide. Founded in 2017, Island Fin Poké Co. has 21 locations open, with numerous others in various stages of development. Island Fin Poké Co. was ranked #29 on the 2023 Top New & Emerging Franchises list by Entrepreneur Magazine, recognized as a Top 100 Game Changer for 2022 by Franchise Dictionary Magazine and listed in Fast Casual's 2022 Movers & Shakers List. For more information, or if interested in joining the brand's Ohana, please visit Contact:Karla NafarrateVice President of Public RelationsInnoVision Marketing GroupKarla@
Los Angeles Times
5 days ago
- Business
- Los Angeles Times
Fan-favorite poke returns in Silver Lake with a new space
A Silver Lake poke destination is back after five years away. Ohana Superette, the casual, daytime-only poke shop from husband-and-wife team Eric and Miriam Park, recently returned with its own space and thoughtful, traditional poke. 'I always try to do my version but not mess with it too much,' chef and co-owner Eric Park said, 'and with the poke I just want to keep it super authentic.' Scoops of ginger-and-soy-marinated tuna, garlicky poached shrimp, macaroni salad and ponzu glass noodles rest on short-grain Koshihikari rice or seaweed salad. The musubi features Spam that's slow-cooked in brown sugar for an almost brûléed crust. Sides of kimchi are made fresh throughout the day to retain crunch. Each customizable bowl features a rainbow of texture and flavor. Ohana Superette's first iteration launched in 2015, inspired by the Parks' frequent family visits to Hawaii, and the operation ran as half of a dual concept out of their former sandwich shop, Black Hogg. They closed both restaurants in 2020 when the pandemic began, and though they later opened popular cafe Bodega Park in the space, Eric Park said he always wanted to reprise Ohana Superette in its own form. 'Almost every week there were people like, 'When's Ohana coming back?'' he said. 'And then one month Miriam's like, 'Let's just open Ohana if a space opens up.'' When the hair salon next door closed and its space became available, the couple jumped at the opportunity. It took two years to permit and flip the salon into a restaurant, even with a pared-down kitchen that doesn't allow for much cooking. They added wood paneling and marble accents. This time around, Park said, he streamlined the menu with fewer add-ons and toppings in an attempt to keep things more traditional — though a few less-traditional specials might sneak in occasionally. Ohana Superette is open Tuesday to Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 2850 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Chinatown's modern Filipino restaurant is drawing even more crowds to Far East Plaza and filling the courtyard with a new weekend series, Kapé. Lasita owners Nico de Leon and Chase and Steff Valencia recently launched a daytime-only Filipino cafe that riffs on meryenda culture, or as Chase Valencia says, 'the art of taking a snack break, social pause, recharge and gossip.' At Kapé, they're serving fresh pastries such as pandan olive oil loaf iced with coconut, mango royal reimagined as rolled cake, Gouda-topped slices of ensaymadas combined with mamon, and the classic date-and-walnut 'food for the gods' bars done instead as cookies. Fluffy-egged breakfast sandwiches arrive with cheese and smoky eggplant, longanisa, tocino ham or corned beef on freshly baked pan de leche, while specialty coffee offerings include the likes of affogato with miso condensed-milk ice cream, cappuccino with jackfruit purée and espresso with ube milk. The Valencias and De Leon plan to run Kapé on weekends for the foreseeable future, though an expansion of operations is possible. Kapé is open Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 727 N. Broadway, Los Angeles, (213) 443-6163 , One of L.A.'s best hand-roll bars recently expanded with a second location. Sogo Roll Bar debuted in 2020 at the edge of East Hollywood and Los Feliz with a 14-seat sushi bar almost solely dedicated to the art of temaki. In the years since, the menu expanded with donburi and new appetizers. Now the collaborative venture between Sushi Note's Kiminobu Saito and David Gibbs, and Bar Covell and L&E Oyster Bar's Dustin Lancaster and Sarah Dietz, expanded with a second outpost, this time in Highland Park. Sogo Roll Bar's newest outpost offers an identical food menu to the original, and also serves beer, wine and sake. It takes over the former home of Holcomb wine bar, also from Lancaster, and is open Sunday to Thursday from noon to 9 p.m., and Friday to Saturday from noon to 10 p.m. 5535 York Blvd., Los Angeles, (323) 561-3100, Last year, L.A. Times Food critic Bill Addison called Bread Head 'L.A.'s next great sandwich shop.' This summer, it expanded with a location in Manhattan Beach, bringing those fresh focaccia sandwiches practically to the edge of the pier. Founders and longtime friends Jordan Snyder and Alex Williams — both alums of Trois Mec — began popping up through Los Angeles with stacked sandwiches on crusty-edged bread, then partnered with Joolies founder Greg Willsey and Michael Pasternak (formerly of Night + Market) to launch their first restaurant, in Santa Monica. Their new location in Manhattan Beach features indoor and outdoor seating, plus a seven-seat bar; that bar, ownership told The Times, will hopefully serve beer and wine eventually. Beachy art and pop culture — such as an autographed still from 'Point Break' — line the walls in a nod to the new surroundings, while TVs mean a new place for the neighborhood to watch sports (a feature not found in the original Santa Monica restaurant). A larger kitchen also means a probable expanded hot-foods menu, which could include breakfast and a range of hot sandwiches. Bread Head is open in Manhattan Beach Wednesday to Sunday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. 1129 Manhattan Ave., Manhattan Beach, (310) 209-8071, L.A. County's sprawling two-week event dedicated to dining and special menus returns today, with nearly 450 restaurants participating. This summer's iteration of dineL.A. sees the largest number of restaurants offering special items and limited-run prix-fixe menus since the initiative launched in 2008, and 80 of them are entirely new to the program. For the next 15 days find dineL.A.-exclusive meals at stalwarts such as Mélisse, Bar Amá and Wally's, along with newer spots such as Marea, Soban, Luke's Lobster and Saijo.
Indianapolis Star
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Indianapolis Star
Gather the Ohana! Lilo & Stitch, the live-action movie, is available to rent now
Gather the Ohana! Lilo & Stitch is now available to watch from the comfort of your couch. The live-action Lilo & Stitch debuted in theaters on May 23, 2025. It's already available to watch at home, although it's not Disney+ just yet. It is expected to be available on Disney later this summer, although an exact date has not been announced. However, if you need your Ohana fix now, you can watch it on Amazon or Apple TV. Here's everything you need to know to watch the live-action Lilo & Stitch: The live-action version of Lilo & Stitch is available for rent now. The movie was released on some digital platforms on Tuesday, July 22. It's available on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV and Fandango. Rent it on Amazon Prime Video Stream it on AppleTV On Prime Video and Apple TV, Lilo & Stitch is $29.99 to buy. But, you can also rent it on Prime Video for slightly less, at $24.99. However, when you rent a movie on Prime Video, you only have 24 hours to watch it. No, you do not need an Amazon Prime membership to access Prime Video. You can subscribe to Prime Video as a standalone service. However, an Amazon Prime membership includes Prime Video along with numerous other benefits, such as free shipping and Amazon Music, which might make it a more valuable option for you. Sign up for Amazon Prime You can sign up for a free 7-day trial of Apple TV+ and pay $9.99 per month after the trial period. Having AppleTV+ does not mean the movie is free, you still have to pay for Lilo & Stitch separately, but Apple TV also has plenty of other streaming content like Severance and live sports like soccer.
Indianapolis Star
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Indianapolis Star
Gather the Ohana! Lilo & Stitch, the live-action movie, is available to rent now
Gather the Ohana! Lilo & Stitch is now available to watch from the comfort of your couch. The live-action Lilo & Stitch debuted in theaters on May 23, 2025. It's already available to watch at home, although it's not Disney+ just yet. It is expected to be available on Disney later this summer, although an exact date has not been announced. However, if you need your Ohana fix now, you can watch it on Amazon or Apple TV. Here's everything you need to know to watch the live-action Lilo & Stitch: The live-action version of Lilo & Stitch is available for rent now. The movie was released on some digital platforms on Tuesday, July 22. It's available on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV and Fandango. Rent it on Amazon Prime Video Stream it on AppleTV On Prime Video and Apple TV, Lilo & Stitch is $29.99 to buy. But, you can also rent it on Prime Video for slightly less, at $24.99. However, when you rent a movie on Prime Video, you only have 24 hours to watch it. No, you do not need an Amazon Prime membership to access Prime Video. You can subscribe to Prime Video as a standalone service. However, an Amazon Prime membership includes Prime Video along with numerous other benefits, such as free shipping and Amazon Music, which might make it a more valuable option for you. Sign up for Amazon Prime You can sign up for a free 7-day trial of Apple TV+ and pay $9.99 per month after the trial period. Having AppleTV+ does not mean the movie is free, you still have to pay for Lilo & Stitch separately, but Apple TV also has plenty of other streaming content like Severance and live sports like soccer.
USA Today
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Gather the Ohana! Lilo & Stitch, the live-action movie, is available to rent now
Gather the Ohana! Lilo & Stitch is now available to watch from the comfort of your couch. The live-action Lilo & Stitch debuted in theaters on May 23, 2025. It's already available to watch at home, although it's not Disney+ just yet. It is expected to be available on Disney later this summer, although an exact date has not been announced. However, if you need your Ohana fix now, you can watch it on Amazon or Apple TV. Here's everything you need to know to watch the live-action Lilo & Stitch: How to watch Lilo & Stitch The live-action version of Lilo & Stitch is available for rent now. The movie was released on some digital platforms on Tuesday, July 22. It's available on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV and Fandango. Rent it on Amazon Prime Video Stream it on AppleTV How much does it cost to rent or buy Lilo & Stitch? On Prime Video and Apple TV, Lilo & Stitch is $29.99 to buy. But, you can also rent it on Prime Video for slightly less, at $24.99. However, when you rent a movie on Prime Video, you only have 24 hours to watch it. Do I need an Amazon Prime membership to use Prime Video? No, you do not need an Amazon Prime membership to access Prime Video. You can subscribe to Prime Video as a standalone service. However, an Amazon Prime membership includes Prime Video along with numerous other benefits, such as free shipping and Amazon Music, which might make it a more valuable option for you. Sign up for Amazon Prime How much does Apple TV+ cost? You can sign up for a free 7-day trial of Apple TV+ and pay $9.99 per month after the trial period. Having AppleTV+ does not mean the movie is free, you still have to pay for Lilo & Stitch separately, but Apple TV also has plenty of other streaming content like Severance and live sports like soccer. Sign up for Apple TV+ Lilo & Stitch (2025) full cast
