Post #788022 by tikiskip on Tue, Jun 26, 2018 5:22 AM

I went to that web site you listed for the Kahiki and a few things stood out to me.

"Closing the Kahiki was a year-long adventure that broke every sales record on the books. Every day for a solid year, customers lined around the building waiting to experience one last meal at the restaurant that had become a Columbus institution."

I had heard on the radio that the Kahiki was closing so I called the bartender Skip Davis at the Kahiki and said "hey Skip what's this about the Kahiki closing" he did not know anything about this so the employee's found out about the Kahiki closing form that call.

That was in July.
Soooo maybe the Tsaos spent a year planning for the close of the Kahiki but the employee's
had two months notice tops.

And after I heard that I went to the Kahiki even more than I did before and filmed a lot but in those films it was busy but there were not "customers lined around the building"

Heck people did not even know it was going out till July and the Kahiki was not that busy before the news of it's closing.

Kinda small points but I have found more than a few of these small points in the new Kahiki many claims.

The frozen food is not great, but heck at the end the Kahiki food was not that great.