Tiki all over the world - General Tiki

Z ZebraTiki Member Enchanted Bay Area, CA Joined: Aug 01, 2004 Posts: 530	Z ZebraTiki Posted posted on Mon, Aug 16, 2004 7:31 PM Barteld - Welcome! I've got relatives in Den Haag & Rijswijk. On one visit, I was amazed to find a tiki mug and wooden tiki mask from Hawaii at the Waterlooplein outdoor market in Amsterdam. You might find tikis and Polynesian/Hawaiiana mixed in with Indonesian statues & art, so check places that sell those. Buy the Book of Tiki. It's published by Taschen. It might be available in a store that has a selection of art books. It seems like any ingredients you may need to make tiki drinks should be available in Amsterdam, but then again, what isn't for sale there? Some of the food for a party may be a stretch, but there are some Indonesian dishes that are similar,and tiki usually is a vague mix of styles that are grouped together, not always Hawaiian. Good luck discovering (or maybe spreading) tiki throughout the Netherlands! Any country that has the "McCroquet" HAS to have a tiki bar!

Barteld - Welcome!

I've got relatives in Den Haag & Rijswijk. On one visit, I was amazed to find a tiki mug and wooden tiki mask from Hawaii at the Waterlooplein outdoor market in Amsterdam. You might find tikis and Polynesian/Hawaiiana mixed in with Indonesian statues & art, so check places that sell those.

Buy the Book of Tiki. It's published by Taschen. It might be available in a store that has a selection of art books.

It seems like any ingredients you may need to make tiki drinks should be available in Amsterdam, but then again, what isn't for sale there?

Some of the food for a party may be a stretch, but there are some Indonesian dishes that are similar,and tiki usually is a vague mix of styles that are grouped together, not always Hawaiian.
Good luck discovering (or maybe spreading) tiki throughout the Netherlands! Any country that has the "McCroquet" HAS to have a tiki bar!

Post #108719 by ZebraTiki on Mon, Aug 16, 2004 7:31 PM