Does anyone know about the Kapu-Kai in CA? - Locating Tiki

M MadDogMike Grand Member (8 years) The Anvil of the Sun Joined: Mar 30, 2008 Posts: 11036	M MadDogMike Posted posted on Mon, Oct 7, 2019 7:22 PM I got this e-mail from Carl: My father bought Red Hill Bowl and built the Kapu-kai bar and restaurant. I remember it fondly. My folks had Polynesian bowling shirts we had tiki things around the house. Dad had the contractor build a lava rock waterfall at our house like the one in front of the bar. I will have to do some research to see what may have survived in the family. The man my dad had running the business did a bad job and he got out of the business before the Sato purchase. I wish I could pick his brain but he passed away in 1990. My mom is pretty old and her memory is not very good but I will try to get what I can. There are several previous post on this thread from kapu_kai_son. This isn't Carl but rather the son of someone who owned the Kapu Kai after Carl's dad owned it.

I got this e-mail from Carl:

My father bought Red Hill Bowl and built the Kapu-kai bar and restaurant. I remember it fondly. My folks had Polynesian bowling shirts we had tiki things around the house. Dad had the contractor build a lava rock waterfall at our house like the one in front of the bar.

I will have to do some research to see what may have survived in the family. The man my dad had running the business did a bad job and he got out of the business before the Sato purchase.

I wish I could pick his brain but he passed away in 1990. My mom is pretty old and her memory is not very good but I will try to get what I can.

There are several previous post on this thread from kapu_kai_son. This isn't Carl but rather the son of someone who owned the Kapu Kai after Carl's dad owned it.

Post #797903 by MadDogMike on Mon, Oct 7, 2019 7:22 PM