Tiki drinks at MGM Foxwoods -Shrine - Tiki Drinks and Food

C carolineno Member Boston Joined: May 30, 2009 Posts: 10	C carolineno Posted posted on Sat, Jun 6, 2009 12:11 PM Mods please move if this is the wrong place to post this... Has anyone tried these drinks yet? I go to Foxwoods about once a month and was looking for some sushi and voila! I see mai tais, fog cutters, zombies, hurriKanes, and scorpions on the menu. Not really a tiki restaurant though. I will probably be down to review them in 2 weeks. Looks like some mild dress code nonsense but I will endure. I don't make many hurricanes or scorpion bowls, and the zombie recipe is always a little different in every house, but the fog cutter seems spot on (and served in bowl form :o), and the mai tai seems correct-ish as well... http://www.shrinemgmfoxwoods.com/dining.pdf If my link doesn't work, it's on page four of the Shrine MGM Grand FOOD menu, NOT the drinks menu, supporting the arguement that booze is good food.
CJ Coco Joe Member Los Angeles Joined: Sep 27, 2008 Posts: 724	CJ Coco Joe Posted posted on Sat, Jun 6, 2009 12:15 PM very nice! I was hoping it was on the west coast though :(

Mods please move if this is the wrong place to post this...

Has anyone tried these drinks yet? I go to Foxwoods about once a month and was looking for some sushi and voila! I see mai tais, fog cutters, zombies, hurriKanes, and scorpions on the menu. Not really a tiki restaurant though. I will probably be down to review them in 2 weeks. Looks like some mild dress code nonsense but I will endure. I don't make many hurricanes or scorpion bowls, and the zombie recipe is always a little different in every house, but the fog cutter seems spot on (and served in bowl form :o), and the mai tai seems correct-ish as well...

http://www.shrinemgmfoxwoods.com/dining.pdf

If my link doesn't work, it's on page four of the Shrine MGM Grand FOOD menu, NOT the drinks menu, supporting the arguement that booze is good food.