It was a good history lesson and audience participation segment. Was not on the beach and average…read moreBuffett.

Hands down the best intimate luau I've been to. I'm so…read moreimpressed with the food and dancers. It was so amazing and blown away by the culture and hospitality. Thank you cousins and cousin Jackson for a one of a kind experience

Location: Queens Waikīkī Luau is located in a prime, centralized location which is perfect for…read morethose staying in the area. It was very easy to find in the international marketplace and being in the mall was not a distraction like one may be hesitant to think. The setup was perfect in which you can hear and watch the entertainers with no distractions and they kept us very engaged. I came to the luau with friends and family and experienced the luau in the first row, middle table. This was a prime spot to experience the performances and worth it. Entertainment: In the beginning, they held interactive stations that allowed the guests to learn and participate in different cultural activities, like dancing. Everything was timed perfectly and participation was optional so no one is forced to do anything! Food + Drinks: We then proceeded to eat dinner which we lined up and they served you. They had tons of vegetarian options and their kalua pork + stir fry noodles were my favorite. They had a wide menu of signature cocktails which were all amazing. They served pineapple appetizers to munch on while watching the entertainers. Service: Workers were very attentive and interactive. They were great at reading the crowd and moving the crowd, cracking jokes, inviting participants to the stage, and inviting guests for seconds during dinner. Overall I would recommend this luau to my friends, family, and visitors who want to participate in Hawaiian culture. It's a great activity for all ages and can also see this as a great activity to do for those on business trips with their team or with family and friends!

I would not recommend booking with Queens Waikīkī Luau. The venue is located in the middle of a…read moreshopping mall, which does not provide the atmosphere most people expect from a traditional luau experience. We attended on June 23, 2026. Rain was forecast throughout the day, and since the company's website clearly states that the event operates rain or shine, I expected them to be prepared for the weather. Unfortunately, they were not. When we arrived, the tables and chairs were soaking wet. While ponchos were provided, there were no canopies set up to protect guests from the rain, and many people were left standing outside the venue trying to find shelter. The event felt poorly organized, and I was not the only guest expressing concerns. More than half of the attendees appeared frustrated by the lack of preparation and accommodations. We spoke with both customer service and the on-site supervisor during the event. Afterward, I contacted customer service to request a refund. Their response stated that they were unaware of the rainy forecast and that they eventually dried the tables and put up canopies. However, these actions took place approximately an hour after the show was scheduled to begin, which is far too late. Overall, this was a disappointing experience. Given the weather forecast and the company's rain-or-shine policy, guests should have been provided with a properly prepared venue from the start. Based on my experience, I would not book with this company again.

We have attended the Hale Koa Luau in 2024 and again this year in 2026. 2024 was better because…read morethere was a female host named Lyric who reminded me of a Disney princess. I later learned that she was a contestant on The Voice. In addition, my 2024 luau was my first visit to Hawaii ever and I was pumped to attend a luau and learn the traditions. Our 2026 host was a gentleman who had more of a flat stage presence. Flash forward to 2026, many components of the luau remained the same. The luau starts at 5 pm and there are various activities on the lawn such as lei bracelet making, some music, a man who climbs up a coconut tree, and a complimentary drink either rum punch or guava juice. There is the typical push for professional photos when your party enters the space with an opportunity to purchase closer to dinner time at $25 each. The show takes a touch to get going and has a strong focus on getting the crowd engaged. There are many songs dedicated towards anniversaries and celebrations which is nice. In addition, there is a big focus on military and those who have served this country being at a military hotel. The event is clean, staff is friendly, yet I do wish there was more performing as opposed to crowd shout outs. The show takes you through Polynesian history, New Zealand and more demonstrated via dancing, fire throwing and hula. There is an MC who hosts, live musicians and interactive crowd sessions. I've never been a big fan of the food but appreciate it all because it's a learning lesson about traditional food. The appetizers are pineapple, pickled onions, poi and salsa with fish that will get split at your table with pre-set plates. Servers will come around to serve the main dish. The main plate contains chicken, pulled pork, steak, fish, sweet potatoes and zucchini. Dessert has always been guava cake which pairs nicely with coffee. My favorite take-a-way from the show is learning how the men have always done the hunting, cooking and cleaning as the women are considered sacred since women can give the gift of life. This is such an honorable lesson that makes me smile. Thank you to the staff as I know it takes a village to put on a show like this especially 3 x's a week. Mahalo!!

I don't like to post a bad review but this needs to be done…read more Sorry, we have been to maybe 10-15 Luaus over the past 30 + years of doing business in the islands. Most are very similar but this one was sadly at the very bottom. We felt like we were on a Carnival cruise with a cruise director trying extra hard to get his guests involved. You start out having to sit on the grass on mats! You listen to music, watch some dancing and the main actor a young man climb the coconut tree as they all do. He kept trying and trying to be funny but just couldn't make it. The food was the typical so so luau food but this was plated and brought to the table. Some may like that but the big buffets allow you to get what you like and pass on the items you don't. Here, you get it all and in a big hurry with very little interaction by the over worked server. The "cruise director" did it all from Tiny Bubbles sing along to Happy Birthday songs and Anniversary celebrations. Almost thought there would be no Luau at all! Finally got into it but the dancers, some ok but most looked like they never performed together and had very poor stage presence. I could go on but this really just reflects on the management. The price is good I guess but I know there is better. Sorry to leave this but perhaps it could save you a few hundred dollars. Left two stars out of respect for the Hali Koa the used to put on a great show.

We had a tough time picking a luau for our visit to Hawaii and I'm so glad we decided on Nutridge!…read moreThe whole experience was wonderful from the beautiful grounds, the entertainment, to the cultural information, games, music, we loved every second!!! The proximity to Waikiki was so convenient. They also provide transportation if you need or or you can drive yourself to the location. I would recommend Nutridge to anyone looking for a luau that is smaller, interesting, and beautiful!

The staff are super warm and friendly and the location is among the best luau locations out there…read more I've been to many different luau productions. This one is definitely intimate and we had a very small crown (less than 50). I enjoyed the games and activities. The issue is the price- for this price more should be included. Cash bar and limited performers. Additionally - the food is reported to be farm to table but they openly joke much of it is from Costco. Much was packaged and clearly not grown or made in Hawaii. Overall the experience was lovely but seemed overpriced for what was delivered.

This was the first Luau I have been to and it did not disappoint! It was so much fun!…read more Lots of different food and drinks with an entertaining show! Before the Luau even starts there are so many fun activities to do like coconut shucking, hula lessons, get woven headdresses, and even learn how to use a Pūʻili (Bamboo Sticks) that the dancers use. The show was incredible, very entertaining and rich in history. If you are going to choose a Luau, Mauka Warriors is the place to go!

Mauka Warriors Luau was one of the highlights of our trip to Oahu! From start to finish, everything…read morewas exceptionally well organized. Purchasing tickets online was quick and easy, and check-in and seating were seamless. Even with a large crowd, the staff kept everything moving efficiently and made guests feel welcome. The buffet offered an impressive variety of Hawaiian and Polynesian dishes, with plenty of options for everyone. Everything was well stocked throughout the evening. The show itself was outstanding. The warriors were incredibly skilled, and every performance showcased impressive athleticism, precision, and storytelling. The fire knife dancing was absolutely breathtaking and had the entire audience captivated. It was the perfect blend of history, culture, music, and entertainment. The pre-show cultural activities added an extra layer to the experience, making it feel interactive rather than just a dinner show.

Sea Life Luau was one of my favorite experiences in Oahu! If you're looking for a break from the…read morebusy atmosphere of Waikiki, this is the perfect place to spend an evening. The oceanfront setting is beautiful, and the entire event is well organized. We enjoyed the pre-show cultural activities, a delicious buffet with a good variety of Hawaiian dishes, and excellent service from the staff. I highly recommend Sea Life Luau to couples, families, and anyone visiting Oahu. It was a memorable evening and definitely worth adding to your Hawaii itinerary! Please check out my video: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8GHNmBP/

I was really impressed by this luau! First, it comes with a ticket to Sea Life Park, so you could…read morego early to enjoy that. We opted not to this time. We have done the Polynesian Cultural Center's luau, but this one is much more intimate. Before dinner & the show, the performers are out amongst the crowd leading out in a variety of activities. My girls had a blast making leis, getting tattoos, using the poi balls, and "fishing". During this time, the musicians are playing really relaxing music. You can sit at the table and enjoy the view or participate in a wide variety of cultural activities. My daughter loved the hula lesson! Next comes dinner- all you can eat buffet style. I was really impressed by the quality of the food. There was even a vegan option. The show is killer. There is a champion fire dancer at the end that was incredible! The dancers, the musicians, the emcee, all made for a really great show. If you are looking for a great luau- this is the one. There is something for the whole family. The entire staff was kind and attentive. I would definitely attend this one again!

Yesterday I attended the Paradise Cove Luau in Ko Olina at Kapolei, HI. My first but unfortunately…read morethe last time attending there as they will be closed down after 47 years. I had a great time there, the food and performances were great. Drinks that I chose were the non-alcoholic Fruit Punch Mai Tai, Pina Colada, and Lava Flow.

My family and I brought my boyfriend here for the first time since he was visiting from San Diego…read moreand never been to a luau before. We got the deluxe package and had a blast experiencing all of the cultural activities. I was hoping there would be some chicken long rice or lau lau but that was not the case for the dinner. The staff made up for the food though. Chasey-boi was our server for the night and he made sure our table was taken care of ! So sad this place will closing its doors but it will always have a special place in our hearts