Feast at Lele, My Maui Trip Report
Jan 28th, 2005, 10:56 AM
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Feast at Lele, My Maui Trip Report
The Feast at Lele is very impressive and even pleased my skeptical husband who thinks luaus are too commercial. We both loved the Feast of Lele. The food is wonderful and gourmet. all the tables have a nice view of the water. they serve you the food in little shells and you eat a tremendous variety of foods from Tahiti, Hawaii, Samoa, New Zealand...We got tickets for $30 discounted price each, from Pleasant Hawaiian, so our tickets were $70 or $75 each. Regular price is around $95 for adults. they do have a kids price.
Fantastic service, we never had to wait for what we asked for. They serve the food to you, and bring you any drinks you want, included free mixed drinks. (Well, I mean they mixed drinks are included in the price!) You tip once at the end if you want.
The food comes at intervals, and the dances are arranged at intervals. So there is time to visit the restroom if you want, take your child for a short walk if you have a child with you, or go for a smoke break if you smoke. (We don't smoke.)
The show is fun and the dancers perform dances from Tahiti, Hawaii, New Zealand, Samoa...We really enjoyed the show. Nice costumes too.
Here's the menu that we were served:
First course: Kalua Pork, slow-roasted; Pohole Fern Shoots and Hearts of Palm Salad; Seared Island Fish, with mango sauce and tropical fruit salsa.
Second course:
Sea Bean Duck Salad with Poha Berry Dressing (but we didn't see any duck in the salad); Kuku Patties (fishcakes with salmon, mussels, and scallops with Manuka honey corn relish, Harore Kumara, roasted mushrooms, orange sweet potato, onions and garlic.
Third course: chicken, fish, scallops...
fourth course: Steak and more....
Yummy desserts...
sounds like a lot of food but you get a sample portion of each so it turns out to be just the right amount of food. My husband asked for seconds on something he loved and the waitor brought it for him.
The Feast at Lele is located in Lahaina, which is a fun and slighly tacky shopping town. Get there early to find street parking or pay $5 to park in their underground lot. www.feastatlele.com
Fantastic service, we never had to wait for what we asked for. They serve the food to you, and bring you any drinks you want, included free mixed drinks. (Well, I mean they mixed drinks are included in the price!) You tip once at the end if you want.
The food comes at intervals, and the dances are arranged at intervals. So there is time to visit the restroom if you want, take your child for a short walk if you have a child with you, or go for a smoke break if you smoke. (We don't smoke.)
The show is fun and the dancers perform dances from Tahiti, Hawaii, New Zealand, Samoa...We really enjoyed the show. Nice costumes too.
Here's the menu that we were served:
First course: Kalua Pork, slow-roasted; Pohole Fern Shoots and Hearts of Palm Salad; Seared Island Fish, with mango sauce and tropical fruit salsa.
Second course:
Sea Bean Duck Salad with Poha Berry Dressing (but we didn't see any duck in the salad); Kuku Patties (fishcakes with salmon, mussels, and scallops with Manuka honey corn relish, Harore Kumara, roasted mushrooms, orange sweet potato, onions and garlic.
Third course: chicken, fish, scallops...
fourth course: Steak and more....
Yummy desserts...
sounds like a lot of food but you get a sample portion of each so it turns out to be just the right amount of food. My husband asked for seconds on something he loved and the waitor brought it for him.
The Feast at Lele is located in Lahaina, which is a fun and slighly tacky shopping town. Get there early to find street parking or pay $5 to park in their underground lot. www.feastatlele.com
Apr 17th, 2005, 08:06 AM
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but for the life of me i couldn't see where they said what time the show started!
but for the life of me i couldn't see where they said what time the show started!
Apr 18th, 2005, 02:32 PM
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To my knowledge neither F@L or OLL discount, but I do recall someone posting here that they were offered a deal through maybe their tour company? But, generally, no Feast@L sells out and does not need to discount.
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