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H Humuhumu Member San Francisco Joined: Aug 22, 2002 Posts: 3691	H Humuhumu Posted posted on Fri, Oct 18, 2002 3:12 PM On 2002-10-16 22:07, dogbytes wrote: COOL! we're moving to Seattle in 2 weeks.. thanks for posting ~ any particular entrees that are outstanding? any suggestions? elicia Very cool! I was just popping in for a pina colada, so I don't know what's on their menu right now, but their food has always been quite good. You can't go wrong with their pupu platter. Do a search on some of woofmutt's posts - he's the grand master of all things tiki in Seattle, and has some very informative posts. The basic rundown: Luau is good for food, but not very tiki; Ohana is as good as it gets for tiki in Seattle, but is not impressive; closest real tiki is in Portland (Alibi); don't waste your time with Lava Lounge or Tiki Bob's -- the only tiki-ness you'll find is in their names. And then, of course, there's the Humuhumu Room, where any Tiki Centralite is always welcome. :)

On 2002-10-16 22:07, dogbytes wrote:
COOL! we're moving to Seattle in 2 weeks.. thanks for posting ~ any particular entrees that are outstanding? any suggestions?

elicia

Very cool! I was just popping in for a pina colada, so I don't know what's on their menu right now, but their food has always been quite good. You can't go wrong with their pupu platter.

Do a search on some of woofmutt's posts - he's the grand master of all things tiki in Seattle, and has some very informative posts. The basic rundown: Luau is good for food, but not very tiki; Ohana is as good as it gets for tiki in Seattle, but is not impressive; closest real tiki is in Portland (Alibi); don't waste your time with Lava Lounge or Tiki Bob's -- the only tiki-ness you'll find is in their names. And then, of course, there's the Humuhumu Room, where any Tiki Centralite is always welcome. :)

Post #11325 by Humuhumu on Fri, Oct 18, 2002 3:12 PM