H
ello Oahu, now that we can get together in our homes in (socially distanced) groups of up to five, can we hear a chee-hoo? Which brings us to the third installment of Frolic’s Night In, a new takeout-and-chill series where you pick up a special multi-course dinner and drink pairings to enjoy at home as Frolic hosts an interactive virtual dinner.
Coming up Saturday, Oct. 24: A four-restaurant dine-around of Royal Hawaiian Center’s all-stars, packaged to go with drink pairings. Experts from Island Vintage Wine Bar, TsuruTonTan Udon Noodle Brasserie and Wolfgang’s Steakhouse will delve into the inspirations and stories of their dishes as you drool and eat. Two drink pairings by Noi Thai Cuisine complete an evening hosted by Frolic’s Kelli Shiroma Braiotta.
Ready to feast? The $55 dinner event includes three courses, drink pairings and a unique access code to our live Zoom hangout:
Here’s how it works: You’ll order and pay for your dinner and drink pairings online. We’ll email you a confirmation with a link to the live Zoom virtual dinner on event day. On Saturday, Oct. 24 you’ll pick up your dinner and drinks at Royal Hawaiian Center’s curbside pickup between 4 and 5 p.m.
Follow the instructions below:
At 5:30 p.m. you’ll log into Zoom from your home, pick up your glass and settle in as we start the live hosted dinner where you can chime in with questions and comments as we all chat and eat!
Frolic’s Night In at Royal Hawaiian Center
Saturday, Oct. 24
4 to 5 p.m. pickup, 5:30 live Zoom hangout
Buy tickets online
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