the table
The three-course dinner: what family-style means here
A seated, plated meal shared at your table, and what the ticket says about drinks and menus.
Reserve your seats for the feast ↗The dinner in four lines
| Part | As described |
|---|---|
| Courses | A family-style, three-course meal |
| Kitchen | Plated by executive chef Isaac Bancaco |
| Bar | Open bar with handcrafted cocktails personalised to your liking |
| Menus | The venue publishes standard, vegetarian and children's menus |
What ʻohana style means
ʻOhana is the Hawaiian word for family. A family-style meal puts dishes in the middle of the table to be shared, the way a family eats at home.
Plated, not queued
The meal is plated by the executive chef. Guests describe the food arriving at the table, hot, rather than a buffet line.
Farm-to-table, plate by plate
GetYourGuide's highlights call the dinner an ʻohana-style farm-to-table meal. The ahupuaʻa guide on this site explains the old idea of one valley feeding itself.
The open bar
Cocktails are handcrafted and personalised to your liking, and the bar is open as part of the ticket. Decide who is driving before the first round.
Menus and dietary needs
The venue publishes a standard menu, a vegetarian menu and a children's menu. Use the booking page for any questions about your group.
Meals for young children
A guest wrote that the team provided a meal for a toddler travelling for free, and another that they offered chicken tenders and fries to young children.