The Tiki Terrace

Steve Staniszewski 3 months ago

My wife and son were there before, this was my first. I had the coconut chicken and it was very good. There were two chicken breasts that filled half the plate. White rice and cold Mac and cheese salad. For desert, I opted for the chocolate lava cake with vanilla icecream. All was good and the portions were fine. The show was really nice. They take you through the Polynesian triangle of islands and each islands dance. They do change up the shows for variety. The dancers really enjoyed dancing and it showed. The energy of the show was high. This is a nice place to eat and the show is something to see.

pjster23 6 months ago

Great atmosphere and classic tropical drinks. The show is very entertaining (and educational if you're unfamiliar with the islands). The service here is exceptional. They really make sure everyone is taken care of. And the show does vary between different performers and performing groups from week to week, so certainly worth a return visit to see one of their other groups.

Ruby Rose 6 months ago

Ambience is nice. Very organized. Service is great. Food is average. You are paying for the experience. They do have a decent selection as in they had a chicken, beef, and a fish option. They have a fixed menu to pick entree from. Dessert has one free option others you can pay for. Additional appetizer menu is available for extra cost. Kids menu is available. First come first serve when it comes to seating. My 4 year old enjoyed it but did complain it was a little loud when they started engaging audience to come on stage and when they danced. Get headphones for littles with sensitive ears. Dance and host was good. Its a great option for a special event dinner. For a family of 3 with 2 drinks and an extra appetizer it cost us $200+. I ordered their steak, it looked and tasted like burger patties to me. So definitely go for other dishes. Salmon was good. Nuggets was fine.

MJ Martinez 6 months ago

My family and I had a WONDERFUL time ! They hosted us for my dad’s 80th birthday and everyone was so very accommodating. Other restaurants would charge fees for bringing a cake but not here. The energy was so lovely, and we felt like family the minute we walked in. The food was pretty darn good. All except the desserts and drinks being a tad too sweet, BUT all else was super yummy. The show was nice and I did appreciate all the hard work that goes it to running an establishment like this. I wish you many more years of family gatherings and success !! Thank you Tiki Terrace for helping make my dad’s 80th birthday so very special and unforgettable 🙏🏽🥰

Sarah 6 months ago

I went here with a group for my friend’s birthday. If you go for the dinner and the show, it’s 50 bucks for the ticket and they give you a menu of entrée and dessert you can choose from. I got the coconut chicken, which was served with coconut rice and a side of macaroni salad. The coconut chicken was absolutely delicious and the rice with it. The macaroni salad was not my favorite; It was very onion forward. I ordered “Da Pog” cocktail which was served in a giant clam shell. They recommend sharing between two people. I ordered the raspberry mouse cake for dessert, which ended up being rather bland. The location of Tiki Terrace is inside a shopping plaza, so if you don’t know it’s there, it’s easy to miss. They have plenty of parking. I definitely recommend getting there early. We had reservations for a group of 12, however everyone was divided up between three tables. Also, some of us got stuck with seating where our chairs had our back to the stage, so we had to keep turning around to see the show and then turning back around to eat our food. The performance itself was very neat to watch. The dancers performed traditional dances from various Polynesian islands to include Tahiti,