Omni Hut, Smyrna, TN (restaurant) CLOSED - Locating Tiki

M MTKahuna Tiki Socialite LB to LA, CA Joined: Jun 11, 2003 Posts: 477	M MTKahuna Posted posted on Fri, Aug 1, 2003 2:46 PM Name:Omni Hut Type:restaurant Street:HWY 41 & 70 City:Smyrna State:TN Zip: country:USA Phone:(615) 459-4870 Status: Closed Description: http://www.omnihut.com/history.html Established 1960 Created in a MILLION MILES OF TRAVEL!! Size: Two large dining areas Type: Tiki restaurant (BYOB) Staff: Friendly staff dressed in mumu's and aloha shirts Condition: Very clean and neatly kept Decor: Many great things to look at. (Tikies, Orchids of Hawaii resin lamps, Water fall, Maori panels, Neon flower wall, Aquariums) Atmosphere: Family oriented Days open: Tues-Sat. 5:30pm-10:00pm Message from the owner: While traveling over a million miles as an Air Force Pilot, I continuously pursued my hobby of Polyasian cookery. Good food, good chefs, and good recipes have always intrigued me. In Alaska, they say "gold is where you find it!" Good food, like gold, is where you find it! My recipes have come from many small, obscure, owner-operated restaurants...from friends...from Hong Kong to Panama...from Hawaii to Alaska. The adventure of seeking out better recipes and palatable dishes continuous. The theme for the artistic drawings on the cover of this menu was conceived when I saw two Polynesian stone carvings--one the Goddess of Hula, the other, the God of Harvest. The Artist, Stephen Shively of Peoria, Illinois, did a magnificent job in expressing something I envisioned. James F. Walls Major U.S.A.F. Retired [ Edited by: MTKahuna on 2003-08-01 15:19 ] [ Edited by: Hakalugi 2018-10-25 06:57 ]

Name:Omni Hut
Type:restaurant
Street:HWY 41 & 70
City:Smyrna
State:TN
Zip:
country:USA
Phone:(615) 459-4870
Status: Closed

Description:
http://www.omnihut.com/history.html

Established 1960
Created in a MILLION MILES OF TRAVEL!!

Size: Two large dining areas
Type: Tiki restaurant (BYOB)
Staff: Friendly staff dressed in mumu's and aloha shirts
Condition: Very clean and neatly kept
Decor: Many great things to look at. (Tikies, Orchids of Hawaii resin lamps, Water fall, Maori panels, Neon flower wall, Aquariums)
Atmosphere: Family oriented
Days open: Tues-Sat. 5:30pm-10:00pm

Message from the owner:
While traveling over a million miles as an Air Force Pilot, I continuously pursued my hobby of Polyasian cookery. Good food, good chefs, and good recipes have always intrigued me. In Alaska, they say "gold is where you find it!" Good food, like gold, is where you find it! My recipes have come from many small, obscure, owner-operated restaurants...from friends...from Hong Kong to Panama...from Hawaii to Alaska. The adventure of seeking out better recipes and palatable dishes continuous.

The theme for the artistic drawings on the cover of this menu was conceived when I saw two Polynesian stone carvings--one the Goddess of Hula, the other, the God of Harvest. The Artist, Stephen Shively of Peoria, Illinois, did a magnificent job in expressing something I envisioned.

James F. Walls
Major U.S.A.F. Retired

[ Edited by: MTKahuna on 2003-08-01 15:19 ]

[ Edited by: Hakalugi 2018-10-25 06:57 ]

Post #45608 by MTKahuna on Fri, Aug 1, 2003 2:46 PM