A Feast For Your Senses at The Royal Hawaiian

(Sponsored) Join us for ‘Aha‘Aina, A Royal Hawaiian Lu‘āu.

July 29, 2015

Site Staff,

Photo: The Royal Hawaiian

Before “lūʻau” there was ‘aha‘aina—a feast of food, mele and hula. In ancient times, the Hawaiian people came together to celebrate momentous occasions; these gatherings were called ‘aha‘aina, which translates to “gathering for a meal.” The Royal Hawaiian is located on sacred grounds and has created a modern, yet timeless ‘aha‘aina to honor the land’s majestic history. We invite you to experience this authentic and mesmerizing experience that will transport you from Waikīkī’s ancient past through the decades, ever since the Royal Hawaiian has reigned over its glittering shore.

Location:

Ocean Lawn at The Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Collection Resort

Dates and Times:

Every Monday evening from 5 to 8 p.m.

Price:

$179 per adult, $101 per child (5 to 12 years old), For special group rates of 10 or more people, please contact us here.

Inclusions:

Royal dinner, open bar and spectacular entertainment

Partial Menu:

Poi and Poke Station with Ahi, Shrimp and Tako Poke on Ice Bar
Huli Huli Grill Action Station with Local Island Chicken, Garlic Fried Rice and Roasted Vegetable Curry
Real Above-Ground Kalua Pig Carving Station
Kiawe Wood BBQ Station with Korean BBQ Kalbi Ribs and Chinese Steamed Mongchong
Dessert Station with Royal Hawaiian Bread Pudding, Pink Haupia Cake and Halo-halo Flan