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| Vietnamese Cuisine |
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This gets a five whale tail salute for
service, quality of food and price. |
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| 1280 S. Kihei Rd. #107, Kihei, Maui, HI |
| phone: (808)875-2088 Map |
| Our waitress 'Bay' was really nice, she even
remembered us from our visit 2 months before this time! The
food was very good and reasonably priced. |
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| Sensei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar |
| 1881 S. Kihei Rd., Kihei, Maui, HI |
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| One of the hottest restaurants on Maui, they
have a wide variety of foods to please everyone in the group.
We had the Asian Rock Shrimp Cakes, Mango Crab Salad Roll
and a variety of the sushi and it was all very good. |
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| Capt Dave's |
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This gets a five whale tail salute for
quality and variety of reasonably priced food. |
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| Lahaina Marketplace |
| phone: (808)667-6700 Map |
| Located in an interesting courtyard off Front
Street, Capt Dave's offers pizza, salads and great seafood.
Tables and chairs are scattered around the courtyard under
the trees to enjoy your meals. |
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| Polli's |
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I give Polli's a big five whale tail salute
for great Mexican food and a great waitstaff! |
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| 1202 Makawao Ave., Makawao, Maui, HI |
| phone: (808)572-7808 Map |
| Polli's is one of Maui's oldest and favorite
Mexican restaurants located in the center of Makawao. They
serve a wide variety of dishes, as well as burgers, salads,
BBQ ribs, chicken and vegetarian dishes. The atmosphere is
casual and fun. |
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| Hula Grill |
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A highlight of my family's stay in Maui
this last March was dining at the Hula Grill on Ka'anapali
Beach. The atmosphere and the food were not to be believed!
We're going back to Maui next year (2005) and one of
our stops will definely be the Hula Grill!! Steve and
Pam |
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| Whalers Village , Ka'anapali, Maui, HI |
| phone: (808) 667-6636 |
| Reminiscent of a 1930s Hawaiian
beach house, Hula Grill features a nostalgic setting characteristic
of the style conceived by renowned island architect C.W. Dickey.
Its beachfront location combined with its warm koa wood walls,
collection of hula girl figurines, antique koa canoes and
Hawaiian memorabilia evoke memories of a more romantic Hawaii. |
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