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Then. came: the dessert

tray: Suzy had one com-'
: plaint—her pastry was so

good that it should have
been two. Janine carefully
picked the mandarin orange
sections off her = ‘Bavarian

delicious.

Lori did the same with her

cheesecake—out with the

- oranges and asked, wistfully.
- for more strawberries. No

luck—and,. although. it was
adequate she said it wasn’t as
godd as Mom’s homemade.
We left’ “Raffles” $150
poorer—but it sure was an
experience. The service was
great.

Just a quick sketch of
some of the
restaurants we tried:

1. The Kihei Village Fish

House Restaurant: Packed
with peop
“Yetch”
worse.

and the dressing

We
“seafood Casserole of the
Day” (me!) and the Scampi.
Both were excellent. Mine
had a wine’ and cheese
sauce—delicately browned
that would qualify for a
“nine.” The scampi were
buttered and garlicked well
enough to rate Brian the roll-
away cot. With wine and a
cocktail, plus tip $70 for
two.

2. The Maui
What a salad bar! I pigged
out on a huge bow! of superb
artichoke hearts with an
“Eight rating’ on the
dressing. You wouldn't
believe the quantity of crab
legs served as one of the
entrees. Service great. The

other

le. The salad with.

tried both ‘the

Outrigger:.

crab was $10. 95. ‘Rainbow
trout—$7.95.
Chicken—$6:95." Top.
Sirloin—$9.75. Our bill ‘was .
$40 for two.

Don’t try this place
without reservations on-
rainy nights. They use a
beautiful: outdoor patio to
-house the throngs of people
‘who arrive unannounced but
comes. the monsoon. and
forget it. .

3. The Kihei Prime Rib. The |

salad bar here ties -with the - -

Outrigger for quality and
quantity. Especially if you.
dig avocado. The dressings,
too, are definitely “8.” Nice
surroundings.

The. service is LOUSY. |:

We had met some friends

from home—pre-arranged— .
and six of us sallied fortb.

The waiter not only dumped

food all over one of the men,

he served the prime rib luke-

warm and hasn't been seen

since.

Our drinks arrived an hour
after we did and our wine,
eventually, when we were
three-quarters full of dinner.

Warm, too. Some people did:
manage to get coffee—but
not the ones who ordered it.
Since I never touch the stuff -
after lunchtime, guess who
got a full cup?

There was an argument
among us, later, as to what
to tip. I opted for sending the
waiter a bill. My husband
suggested leaving six pen-
nies. Some idiot left him a
couple of dollars. Sad.

4. MacDonalds on South
Kihei Road: I had the worst
case of indigestion known to
man after one of their “Big
Macs.” Even the kids ad-

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mitted that the quality isn’t
up to Canadian standards.

ey don’t serve “filet of
fish” which has been my only
safe route through family
dinnes at this spot in
Canada. The whole thing
was YETCH!

.5. The Kibei Drive-in,
: adjacent to that other place:
Best fried potatoes ever:
cottage-cut and non-greasy.
I liked the tacos and the
buritos. The cheeseburgers
are good and so are the large
hot-dogs. It’s a grubby
looking place but, next tc
that dreadful MacDonalds,
you can easily sce why they
do a good trade.

6. The Koa House: The bar
is the best! The drinks are

reasonably priced and, if the ©

rain ever quits, you might be
able to see the ocean. They
have a Chinese’ food

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restaurant, which we had
planned to try—until we met
some other Canadians from
Alberta. They had eaten
there and told us that the
place would be OK for
Americans but, = since
Canadian Chinese food is so
superior we'd probably be
disappointed. We took their
word for it.

7. Buzz’s Wharf: No salad
bar but a “salad in a
saucepan.” Well done. The
entree’s (steak, etc.) were
cooked well and the service
would be considered an “8.”
We got change back for a
$50 bill.

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