Huli Huli Tiki Lounge

First time visiting, and it was great! They've really nailed the tiki lounge aesthetic and the Christmas decor, music, and menu were a nice touch for this time of year. Did not try the food this time, but the cocktails were all very good and reasonable price especially for the experience. Service was great, friendly. We were seated quickly but they were pretty busy (Friday night). Only complaint was seating was not the most comfortable (outdoor furniture style seating), but it did match the atmosphere. We will definitely go back.

Wife and I have driven by a few times and haven't had time to. Finally got there tonight. Our server Simon was EXCELLENT. He gave us a detailed explained of the menu and sauces, made recommendations and explained the flavors in each dish. What an awesome job he did. Thank you! Food was outstanding. I had the mochigo Chicken and my wife had the huli chicken Everything was outstanding... Will return repeatedly. Value was good as well. 3 drinks, one appetizer and 2 entrees was less than $100 I will say. The portions aren't HUGE, but I appreciate them trying to remain reasonable. The dishes easily could've been $25.

This was such a fun place. The drinks are well crafted and the Hawaiian food was amazing. The service was amazing. He took the time to explain the food and drinks. Loved his recommendation. Took me back to the big island for sure.

We came in at 9PM on a busy Saturday evening. After a 15-minute wait, we were seated at the bar. The bartender took our drink order fairly quickly and brought our drinks promptly. That was the last time we saw him. Half an hour later, we closed our tab and left. We had intended on having dinner, too, but he never came back to ask us if we’d like to order anything. I understand that it was busy, but it wasn’t so chaotic that he couldn’t have taken our order in that time frame. My drink was also so strong that I took two sips and left it on the bar when we left. It tasted like rubbing alcohol and not like any of the flavors that were supposed to be in it.

It is a tiki bar with an identity crisis. The cocktail are true tiki and feel is tiki but too many families. I want a traditional tiki bar feel with strong drinks and no families or children. But giving the location I assume it makes economic sense to have families.