Hong Kong Inn has been open since 1964. The decor and cuisine are decidedly Chinese, but tropical drinks are served (including volcano bowls), and most notably, there is a Polynesian revue on Friday and Saturday nights at 9pm.
Tiki drinks are heavy on the fruit juice, as opposed to the classic Vic/Don recipes. Example, Mai Tai- 3 different kinds of rum, cherry, orange, pineapple juice. Good for what they are, but more polynesian than tiki http://www.hongkonginn.com/tiki-drinks.html
"After 48 wonderful years, 100,000 Scorpions and Mai Tai's, 3,600 Polynesian revues, 10 children, and 15 grandchildren, the Hong Kong Inn of Ventura will be closing its doors on November 30, 2012. We're retiring!"
Tiki drinks are heavy on the fruit juice, as opposed to the classic Vic/Don recipes. Example, Mai Tai- 3 different kinds of rum, cherry, orange, pineapple juice. Good for what they are, but more polynesian than tiki http://www.hongkonginn.com/tiki-drinks.html
"After 48 wonderful years, 100,000 Scorpions and Mai Tai's, 3,600 Polynesian revues, 10 children, and 15 grandchildren, the Hong Kong Inn of Ventura will be closing its doors on November 30, 2012. We're retiring!"
The weekend floorshow is worthwhile and entertaining. The restaurant itself is pretty much just an old Chinese joint, though some decor points in the bar are interesting and almost elaborate. Still, the only reason to go is for the show, which features adult and child dancers, along with authentic live music.
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"After 48 wonderful years, 100,000 Scorpions and Mai Tai's, 3,600 Polynesian revues, 10 children, and 15 grandchildren, the Hong Kong Inn of Ventura will be closing its doors on November 30, 2012. We're retiring!"
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