Tiki Tatsu-Ya (restaurant) - Locating Tiki

D davidphantomatic Tiki Centralite San Antonio Joined: Aug 25, 2013 Posts: 84	D davidphantomatic Posted posted on Tue, Mar 15, 2022 9:26 AM Name: Tiki Tatsu-Ya  Type: Restaurant/Bar  Street: 1300 S Lamar Blvd City: Austin  State: TX  Zip: 78704  Country: USA  Phone: (512) 772-3700  Status: Operational Description: Tiki Tatsu-ya is an immersive experience, a place to escape the modern world and to an island paradise. At the entrance, located at the back of the building on Lamar Square Dr., guests will find themselves embarking on an adventure into two separate yet connected spaces. Through wooden porthole doors, they venture into the cave, peering up at a giant, two-story Shisa Dragon rock fountain, and exploring deeper to find rock walls flanked with skulls, a shield wall, and nautical accents like fishing nets and floats. A cozy booth across the fountain puts guests in the belly of an ancient trade ship, with portholes depicting scenes from the island’s discovery. At the end of the cave sits the main bar, adorned with layers of eye-catching woodwork and boasting a collection of custom mugs, glasses and a world-class selection of rum. Upstairs, the scenery transitions to a beach hut hideaway, the Nest bar, permanently lit in sunset tones through shuttered windows that keep the outside world at bay. Shibori (Japanese dyed fabrics), bamboo ceilings and accents, and a large art piece depicting the journey of the Japanese Ama diver (pearl diver), along with views of the Shisa Dragon fountain below, set the scene. [ Edited by davidphantomatic on 2022-03-15 09:29:29 ] [ Edited by davidphantomatic on 2022-03-15 09:29:48 ]

Name: Tiki Tatsu-Ya 
Type: Restaurant/Bar 
Street: 1300 S Lamar Blvd
City: Austin 
State: TX 
Zip: 78704 
Country: USA 
Phone: (512) 772-3700
 Status: Operational

Description: Tiki Tatsu-ya is an immersive experience, a place to escape the modern world and to an island paradise.

At the entrance, located at the back of the building on Lamar Square Dr., guests will find themselves embarking on an adventure into two separate yet connected spaces. Through wooden porthole doors, they venture into the cave, peering up at a giant, two-story Shisa Dragon rock fountain, and exploring deeper to find rock walls flanked with skulls, a shield wall, and nautical accents like fishing nets and floats. A cozy booth across the fountain puts guests in the belly of an ancient trade ship, with portholes depicting scenes from the island’s discovery. At the end of the cave sits the main bar, adorned with layers of eye-catching woodwork and boasting a collection of custom mugs, glasses and a world-class selection of rum.

Upstairs, the scenery transitions to a beach hut hideaway, the Nest bar, permanently lit in sunset tones through shuttered windows that keep the outside world at bay. Shibori (Japanese dyed fabrics), bamboo ceilings and accents, and a large art piece depicting the journey of the Japanese Ama diver (pearl diver), along with views of the Shisa Dragon fountain below, set the scene.

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Post #801707 by davidphantomatic on Tue, Mar 15, 2022 9:26 AM