Alameda (Forbidden Island) dining options - Tiki Travel

A AquaZombie Member Thrillville Joined: Aug 01, 2003 Posts: 461	A AquaZombie Posted posted on Tue, Jun 13, 2006 3:23 PM I stand corrected. Let us know what you think of Ark and the other one. Just got back from lunch at L&L with CongaMike and The Tiki Goddess. First thing - the malasadas. Good, but not crazy good like in Oahu, of course. The simple difference: I can eat one at L&L, a whole one, while standing up. One bite into one out of Leonard's and I just gotta sit down, it weakens my knees, man. The best thing I've had at L&L is what they're famous for, the BBQ chicken. Mike agrees though he wasn't nuts about the musubi (basically a big sushi roll), though Monica loves 'em. Just a matter of taste. Bottom line: there is a variety of food to suit all palates in Alameda. Thanks again Dean for the thread, great idea.

I stand corrected. Let us know what you think of Ark and the other one.

Just got back from lunch at L&L with CongaMike and The Tiki Goddess. First thing - the malasadas. Good, but not crazy good like in Oahu, of course. The simple difference: I can eat one at L&L, a whole one, while standing up. One bite into one out of Leonard's and I just gotta sit down, it weakens my knees, man.

The best thing I've had at L&L is what they're famous for, the BBQ chicken. Mike agrees though he wasn't nuts about the musubi (basically a big sushi roll), though Monica loves 'em. Just a matter of taste.

Bottom line: there is a variety of food to suit all palates in Alameda. Thanks again Dean for the thread, great idea.

Post #237662 by AquaZombie on Tue, Jun 13, 2006 3:23 PM