Paradise Cove Luau - Menu

A luau is full of traditional Hawaiian foods, some of which will feel like you're right back at home and others will need a daring taste bud to try! They are all wonderful, or as you say in Hawaiian - 'ONO'! Here is a short list outlining some of the dishes you should expect to see:

Ahi - Yellowfin tuna.
Chicken long rice - chicken with long grain rice.
Haupia - coconut pudding, the consistency of jello!
Kalua Pig - Roast pig, very juicy and tasty.
Lau lau - spicy vegetable, pork, or chicken filling wrapped in taro leaves.
Lomi lomi salmon - A spicy raw fish and tomato dish.
Mahi mahi - The colorful dolphin or dorado fish, named for its fighting ability (mahi means "strong"). The meat is moist, white, and has a mild flavor.
Namasu - Pickled cucumber salad.
Ono - Tuna.
Pipi Kaula - Hawaiian-style beef jerky.
Poi - A bland whitish to purplish paste made from the root of the taro.
Poke - Seasoned raw fish.
Sweet potatoes - A yellow slightly less sweet version of the orange mainland cousins.
Taro - This plant is made into a sweet purple bread, poi, boiled, fried, or baked.