Cane and Taro Restaurant in Kaanapali Maui opened yet?
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Cane and Taro Restaurant in Kaanapali Maui opened yet?
Does anyone know if the Cane and Taro restaurant has opened yet in the former Rusty Harpoon location in Whaler's Village in Kaanapali Maui
They have been working on this restaurant for almost a year. What is taking so long to get it opened?
They have been working on this restaurant for almost a year. What is taking so long to get it opened?
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I have no idea why it was delayed, but an empty restaurant with plastic sheeting would be better than the Rusty Harpoon was.
Anyway, from TripAdvisor, yesterday:
Sep 17, 2009 11:45 PM
'Cane & Taro is set to open on Dig Me Beach at Whalers Village in Kaanapali between Leilani's and Hula Grill.
"We'll open softly for lunch and dinner September 29," says D.K. Kodama of his highly anticipated restaurant that will also start serving breakfast later this year.
As for the look, "we removed, repaired and replaced most everything and it's really open and inviting. Kind of like plantation style," says Kodama.
The menu will be a "little bit Sansei, a little bit DK Steak House," the famous chef says of his other restaurants. "And a little bit Cheesecake Factory with a lot of fresh fish." I've tasted it all and I can recommend everything on the menu. Our margaritas will be made with fresh lime juice and mai tais like old Trader Vics."
Executive chef is Royden Sato, formerly with Starwood
Resorts."
from "Side Orders" Maui News 17 Sept 09
Anyway, from TripAdvisor, yesterday:
Sep 17, 2009 11:45 PM
'Cane & Taro is set to open on Dig Me Beach at Whalers Village in Kaanapali between Leilani's and Hula Grill.
"We'll open softly for lunch and dinner September 29," says D.K. Kodama of his highly anticipated restaurant that will also start serving breakfast later this year.
As for the look, "we removed, repaired and replaced most everything and it's really open and inviting. Kind of like plantation style," says Kodama.
The menu will be a "little bit Sansei, a little bit DK Steak House," the famous chef says of his other restaurants. "And a little bit Cheesecake Factory with a lot of fresh fish." I've tasted it all and I can recommend everything on the menu. Our margaritas will be made with fresh lime juice and mai tais like old Trader Vics."
Executive chef is Royden Sato, formerly with Starwood
Resorts."
from "Side Orders" Maui News 17 Sept 09
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pspercy...
Let us know how it is! I remember when it was Chicos...I think that's the name of it. What a wild place that was! It was fun but could get pretty crazy as the night progressed! We used to eat at the Harpoon but hadn't for the past 3 or 4 years so I'm pretty sure we won't be following it to wherever it ends up.
Let us know how it is! I remember when it was Chicos...I think that's the name of it. What a wild place that was! It was fun but could get pretty crazy as the night progressed! We used to eat at the Harpoon but hadn't for the past 3 or 4 years so I'm pretty sure we won't be following it to wherever it ends up.
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I just left Maui. They opened yesterday, Sept 26th. There was asbestos in the building which needed abatement and why it took so long to open. I attempted to go there too but ended up at Hula Grill. I found a coupon for Hula Grill at http://www.mauileisureguide.com.
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The Rusty Harpoon moved into the building left by Reilly's Steak house at the entrance to Kaanapali Resort. Meanwhile Reilly's moved to Kahana Gateway and then subsequently closed. The Rusty Harpoon still has cheap drinks at happy hour.
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