On July 15th, co-founder of Tender Greens, Chef Erik Oberholtzer and Peter Slavin of Ice Sculpture Philly will create a Poke Bar at The Viaduct in Spring Arts in Callowhill (10th + Hamilton Street).
Inspired by Erik and Peter’s years working as chefs in Hawaii, they will create an ice bar filled with sustainably caught Hawaiian style Poke and summer sides. The ice bar will be carved live on-site by Peter, also known as the “Philly Iceman”. Enjoy refreshing summer beer and live Hawaiian inspired instrumentals music from Slowey and the Boats.
Chef will be serving individual full Hawaiin-inspired meal off of an ice bar with favorites such as:
- Local Bluefin Tuna poke
- Organic Sticky Rice
- Lomi Lomi Heirloom Tomato salad
- Fluke Carpaccio style
- Kimchi Silver Dollar pancakes
- Potato macaroni salad, and more.
- Each plate is made to order so please let us know your allergie restrictions. * Fish selection is subject to change slightly.
Each guest will be greeted by a complimentary spirit and 3 drink tickets with offerings such as Hale & True's Poga, a loving tribute to the Hawaiian juice drink POG with passion fruit, fresh-squeezed orange, and guava (and not too sweet with only 1 gram of sugar!), Roy Pitz summer beer selection, and Rose.
We are creating an island oasis for people to enjoy our urban escape under the Rail Park while also highlighting the menu's purpose - raising awareness around the importance of a sustainable seafood supply chain. We will be sourcing from traceable fisheries that prioritize locally caught fish and transparency in the food system.
Join us on Wednesday, July 15th from 6-9pm. Your $50 ticket includes food, beverage, live band tunes and a fireside chat.
Please note this is an outdoor venue where we are limiting the number of guests to allow for ample space between groups. Each dish will be served individually. As always, bring your mask, wash your hands, and keep your distance. This safe & private event will comply with the latest COVID-19 updates.
* Free parking is available across the street on Hamilton Street.
