Advice on Mai-Kai for first timer - General Tiki

S sneakyjack Member NYC Area Joined: May 25, 2004 Posts: 1130	S sneakyjack Posted posted on Thu, Dec 3, 2009 7:28 PM well the list goes on and if you are driving back take it easy on the high octane drinks. Bring a camera and take too many pictures! Food wise its all good from appitizers in the Molikai bar to the main room tables (asian / American). The gift shop is fun and they have all sorts of Tiki farm Mai kai branded mugs - also aloha wear and assorted trinkets. I'm guessing some locales to the area can jump in with exacts as far as drinks (There are no bad ones if the non-alcoholic ones!) Maybe even a meet up from a local? Have fun leave a lot of time to explore this massive tiki mecca before the dinner for sure!

well the list goes on and if you are driving back take it easy on the high octane drinks.
Bring a camera and take too many pictures! Food wise its all good from appitizers in the Molikai bar to the main room tables (asian / American). The gift shop is fun and they have all sorts of Tiki farm Mai kai branded mugs - also aloha wear and assorted trinkets. I'm guessing some locales to the area can jump in with exacts as far as drinks (There are no bad ones if the non-alcoholic ones!) Maybe even a meet up from a local?

Have fun leave a lot of time to explore this massive tiki mecca before the dinner for sure!

Post #497170 by sneakyjack on Thu, Dec 3, 2009 7:28 PM