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Mai-Kai Restaurant
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citysearch c.
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I've been here for the dinner/show and also for the happy hour. Self-parking is $5. The decor is interesting with a nice garden outside featuring a waterfall for an interesting photo stop. \r
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The entrees (which are required to see the show) are pretty much awful and not worth the prices (think lousy dry and charred ribs). The show is a $10 surcharge per person; it is mediocre and should be free as you are already obligated to pay high prices for lousy food.\r
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Now to the positive, happy hour is great! The appetizers are delicious and inventive. Try the pupu platter, Javanesian beef and the nams; all great and half price during happy hour. Only place I know where you can get 2 glasses of wine and a bunch of apps for under $60 including tax and tip. Think Tapas!\r
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So the moral is, go for happy hour try the apps, enjoy the half priced wine and mixed drinks, and end it with dessert (cherries bengali for 1 is enough for 2 and is very good). \r
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Skip the main entree and the show as they are sure to leave you with a hefty bill (spent $130 for 2) and a bad taste in your mouth.
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