MrNewportCustom
Call Me a Cab
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Yes, they are Tiki Farm. Exact same mugs, except for color. 
Lee
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Got Tiki?
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Solid Citizen said:Here's where I hang:
I have the same wooden "fruitbowl" in my tiki patio.
scarlett
One of the Regulars
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- 296
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- Los Angeles
Thank you fellas for the info on Bahooka - I will definitely swing by. I can't beleive I've never heard of it before now. I like the very small Tonga Hut in N. Hollywood, good neighborhood bar.
BORNTOOLATE
New in Town
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- 31
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- White House TN
How bout' this Tiki backyard. I think it's in southern CA. It was posted on another MB. I know, there is no other MB, right!
Lincsong
I'll Lock Up
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jamespowers said:I have the same wooden "fruitbowl" in my tiki patio.
I do believe the correct terminology is "monkeypod lazy susan" not "wooden fruitbowl".lol lol
Dr. Shocker
One of the Regulars
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Pupu tray made from monkeypod would be closer
Solid Citizen
Practically Family
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- Maryland
Correcto
Dr. Schocker,
Has it right! Picked that up on Ebay for $10.00 + it came with the original wooden fruit which tends to be missing on most of them.
Solid Citizen
Dr. Schocker,
Has it right! Picked that up on Ebay for $10.00 + it came with the original wooden fruit which tends to be missing on most of them.
Solid Citizen
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Solid Citizen said:Dr. Schocker,
Has it right! Picked that up on Ebay for $10.00 + it came with the original wooden fruit which tends to be missing on most of them.
Solid Citizen
I paid more without the fruit so you did well. I don't think they were ever intended to be used as a "lazy susan."
A friend of mine collects Tikis. He has a great collection. I have one Tiki that my parents brought back from their trip to Hawaii in the 60's. Unfortunately it's little companion was smashed accidently by my mum cleaning.
I don't collect Tikis, but I can appreciate them.
I don't collect Tikis, but I can appreciate them.
Nick Charles
Practically Family
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- Sunny Phoenix
Summers coming Its Cocktail Time, thought I'd revive this
MaryDeluxe
Practically Family
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- Deluxeville!
If you really want to get tiki....I would say check out this event! Looks like fun!! Wish I could go, God knows I could use a vacation!
http://www.thehukilau.com/2008/
http://www.thehukilau.com/2008/
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MaryDeluxe said:
Sounds good to me. Too bad its on the other side of the country from me. :eusa_doh:
A hukilau sounds like a perfect thing for the season. Now I have that music looping over and over on my computer.
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Murph351 said:
That sure sounds interesting. I'll have to see if I can get down there for that.
Caroline
One of the Regulars
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- Hyde Park Mass, USA
There is Tiki in suburban Boston!
I was able to hunt down a Tiki place in Newton, MA called South Pacific. It's in a strip mall, so one might pass by if not for this very large sign, which sorely needs some TLC...
When you first walk in, it looks like a regular non-tiki place, but to the left is the tiki portion. There is a separate bar too, but we didn't go in there.
The food is very regular, but good Chinese if you stick to the standards. The waiters appear to be the ORIGINAL waiters, but the are very much on their game still and are dressed in these great coats. Food prices are cheap, & the drink menu is extensive old school, with the old school prices to match. I paid 5.95 for one, the name of which I have forgotten it was that good.
Once again - sorry for the huge photos!
I was able to hunt down a Tiki place in Newton, MA called South Pacific. It's in a strip mall, so one might pass by if not for this very large sign, which sorely needs some TLC...
When you first walk in, it looks like a regular non-tiki place, but to the left is the tiki portion. There is a separate bar too, but we didn't go in there.
The food is very regular, but good Chinese if you stick to the standards. The waiters appear to be the ORIGINAL waiters, but the are very much on their game still and are dressed in these great coats. Food prices are cheap, & the drink menu is extensive old school, with the old school prices to match. I paid 5.95 for one, the name of which I have forgotten it was that good.
Once again - sorry for the huge photos!
KittyT
I'll Lock Up
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- Boston, MA
The best Tiki place in the Boston area is Kowloon in Saugus. It is on one of the last remaining stretches of old US Rte 1 that still has a ton of 50s hotel and restaurant signs.
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Caroline
One of the Regulars
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- 244
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- Hyde Park Mass, USA
Well Kowloon is next then!
KittyT
I'll Lock Up
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- Boston, MA
Caroline said:
That whole little stretch of Rt 1 is fun for an afternoon drive! Lots of great old 50s signs - Hilltop Steakhouse, Carl's Sausage Kitchen, several old hotels, an old miniature gold and ice cream place, the Bel-Air Diner... I keep meaning to take a photo trip!
Thanks for posting about the South Pacific place! It looks great and I'll definitely have to check it out.
