Faint Tiki pulse in Columbus, Ohio - General Tiki

T templartiki Member Columbus, OH Joined: Dec 23, 2003 Posts: 11	T templartiki Posted posted on Sun, Dec 28, 2003 2:52 PM Without the Kahiki, Tikiphiles have suffered here in Columbus. I have found a slight flicker of the torch: Peking Dynasty 1773 W 5th Ave (614) 488-8128. Inside this unprepossessing facade is a rather nice little Chinese restaurant. They have a dozen or more standard Tiki drinks which sometimes come in Tiki mugs. I think they have about five Tiki mugs total - not five types, but five mugs. Ask nicely and you will receive: The drinks rate about 3.5 *** or sometimes slighty better. Better Mai-Tai than most. Some of them are quite potent - I could smell the rhum in my friend's drink from across the table. The food is average Chinese, if you order from the main menu. They also have a second menu which features food more geared to a Chinese clientele - jellyfish salad, crispy intestines, congee, etc. All are pretty good. Two of the best dishes are the squid with black bean sauce and the house spicy chicken. The staff are very nice and the hours (11am-12am) are great. This has become our standard pre-movie snack and drinking place. If you want for Tikis here in Columbus, do check it out. A. Andrew Hall [email protected] "The Templars have something to do with everything." [ Edited by: templartiki on 2003-12-29 11:52 ]

Without the Kahiki, Tikiphiles have suffered here in Columbus. I have found a slight flicker of the torch:
Peking Dynasty 1773 W 5th Ave (614) 488-8128.

Inside this unprepossessing facade is a rather nice little Chinese restaurant. They have a dozen or more standard Tiki drinks which sometimes come in Tiki mugs. I think they have about five Tiki mugs total - not five types, but five mugs. Ask nicely and you will receive:

The drinks rate about 3.5 *** or sometimes slighty better. Better Mai-Tai than most. Some of them are quite potent - I could smell the rhum in my friend's drink from across the table.

The food is average Chinese, if you order from the main menu. They also have a second menu which features food more geared to a Chinese clientele - jellyfish salad, crispy intestines, congee, etc. All are pretty good. Two of the best dishes are the squid with black bean sauce and the house spicy chicken.

The staff are very nice and the hours (11am-12am) are great. This has become our standard pre-movie snack and drinking place.
If you want for Tikis here in Columbus, do check it out.

Andrew Hall
[email protected]
"The Templars have something to do with everything."

[ Edited by: templartiki on 2003-12-29 11:52 ]

Post #66709 by templartiki on Sun, Dec 28, 2003 2:52 PM