Zero's Subs (see ZEROS.COM), a Subsidiary of American Kiosk Corporation, Announces the Opening of a New Restaurant in Norfolk, VA

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VIRGINIA BEACH, VA--(Marketwire - December 7, 2007) - American Kiosk Corporation (PINKSHEETS: AKIS) is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, Zeros Mr. Submarine Inc., and their franchisee, Gordon Burns, opened a new Zero's Subs location at 1010 Park Ave., Norfolk, VA, near Norfolk State University, on October 4, 2007. This is Zero's seventh franchise in Norfolk.

Martin Palacios, President of American Kiosk Corporation and Zero's Mr. Submarine, Inc., states, "We are very pleased that Gordon decided to become a Zero's franchisee and we look forward to working with him to make this new franchise successful."

Zero's Mr. Submarine, Inc. is a franchisor of quick service restaurants featuring "Hot Oven-Baked" sandwiches and Pizza. Zero's has been in business since 1967, starting in Virginia Beach, VA. Zero's Mr. Submarine Inc. began franchising the original restaurant concept in 1994. Currently, Zero's has over 60 restaurants worldwide in the chain.

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