Emerging Pacific restaurant chain Island Poké has opened a branch in Islington – and food bowls will all be £1 for a day next week.

The venue on 13 Upper Street has become the 14th location of the brand which specialises in poke, a Hawaiian dish – traditionally (but not exclusively) blending diced fish and vegetables.

To mark the opening, Island Poké is offering £1 bowls to customers on Wednesday, October 6. One bowl is a meal and there are also chicken and vegan options.

Islington Gazette: There are some 50,000 combinations of food available to order.There are some 50,000 combinations of food available to order. (Image: Island Poke)

Further openings are planned in London for Notting Hill and Richmond.

Island Poké founder James Gould-Porter said: “We’re very pleased to be opening another Island in Angel Islington.

“We are just beginning to ease out the pandemic which has been a hugely challenging period for the hospitality sector and these new restaurants show the growing demand for our brand offering.

Islington Gazette: Poke is a traditional Hawaiian dishPoke is a traditional Hawaiian dish (Image: Island Poke)

“We are looking forward to expanding our brand across London and beyond, bringing people a great and fresh alternative to the traditional lunch and dine-out offering.”

For more information, visit: islandpoke.com