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	<title>Comments on: San Diego&#8217;s Islands Restaurant Renovation?</title>
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		<title>By: Schwëën</title>
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		<dc:creator>Schwëën</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 14 Jan 2010 19:40:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is a way old post but I am sitting here reading it and will just have to throw my two cents in.  Thanks to whomever put their two cents in to try to save what is left.

While gidgeting in San Diego(now a hooded surf bum in Pacifica), living at Windansea.....we used to frequent the hipster night at the Hanalei 5 dollar  unreal all you can eat happy hour Polynesian Buffet in the original restaurant  &quot;wear a fez and get in free night&quot;.  All the ad agency, hairdressers, DC comics folk, Spike &amp; Mike kids,vintage shop scalpers, 91X scatter, and other cool kids used to frequent this and it was unreal.  The hotel looks nothing like it does now and the little fountain is just a compromised appetizer of what it was.  The place was pretty big -(4 times the size it is now)and had a river like situation going through there with bridges, lots of fish tanks, Outriggers hanging from the ceiling, a giant seashell stage in the cocktail bar area of the restaurant with a dance floor, and my favorite was a life size carved statue of a native holding a spear in one hand and a shrunken head type thing in the other, the giant clamshell weeping wall fountains were all over, They used to play old school muzak with a lot of Elvis tunes. It was the Tahitian Terrace on steroids.  They gutted it to be competitive for the superbowl.  Lame-O that place was sooooo cool.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is a way old post but I am sitting here reading it and will just have to throw my two cents in.  Thanks to whomever put their two cents in to try to save what is left.</p>
<p>While gidgeting in San Diego(now a hooded surf bum in Pacifica), living at Windansea&#8230;..we used to frequent the hipster night at the Hanalei 5 dollar  unreal all you can eat happy hour Polynesian Buffet in the original restaurant  &#8220;wear a fez and get in free night&#8221;.  All the ad agency, hairdressers, DC comics folk, Spike &amp; Mike kids,vintage shop scalpers, 91X scatter, and other cool kids used to frequent this and it was unreal.  The hotel looks nothing like it does now and the little fountain is just a compromised appetizer of what it was.  The place was pretty big -(4 times the size it is now)and had a river like situation going through there with bridges, lots of fish tanks, Outriggers hanging from the ceiling, a giant seashell stage in the cocktail bar area of the restaurant with a dance floor, and my favorite was a life size carved statue of a native holding a spear in one hand and a shrunken head type thing in the other, the giant clamshell weeping wall fountains were all over, They used to play old school muzak with a lot of Elvis tunes. It was the Tahitian Terrace on steroids.  They gutted it to be competitive for the superbowl.  Lame-O that place was sooooo cool.</p>
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		<title>By: Humu Kon Tiki &#187; Blog Archive &#187; Islands Update: Here Come the Jackhammers</title>
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		<dc:creator>Humu Kon Tiki &#187; Blog Archive &#187; Islands Update: Here Come the Jackhammers</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 07 Nov 2006 19:06:08 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] The past day has brought a series of confirmations and more information about the remodeling of the Islands Restaurant and Hanalei Hotel in San Diego. Much of the information comes from an email from Otto von Stroheim&#8217;s Tiki News mailing list. Otto is the organizer of the Tiki Oasis event that will be at the Hanalei Hotel in August 2007. Otto was able to speak to the upper management of the hotel directly, so this information should be pretty solid. Much of the decisions around these changes, or the direction to make changes, came from the Red Lion corporate office. [...]]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] The past day has brought a series of confirmations and more information about the remodeling of the Islands Restaurant and Hanalei Hotel in San Diego. Much of the information comes from an email from Otto von Stroheim&#8217;s Tiki News mailing list. Otto is the organizer of the Tiki Oasis event that will be at the Hanalei Hotel in August 2007. Otto was able to speak to the upper management of the hotel directly, so this information should be pretty solid. Much of the decisions around these changes, or the direction to make changes, came from the Red Lion corporate office. [...]</p>
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