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Current Mai-Kai managing partner Bill Fuller likens the ... from previous shows Mireille reviewed from the 80s and the 90s, brought together as highlights to share the story of traveling through ...
A Mai-Kai dancers smile during their opening dance ceremony at the reopening of Mai-Kai in Fort Lauderdale. The restaurant had been closed for four years before reopening under new ownership.
The Mai-Kai is once again ready to rum, baby, rum. Four years after a burst sprinkler pipe tore a hole in the ceiling in October 2020 — and three weeks after its original reopening date ...
The lush, intoxicating bubble known as the Mai-Kai Restaurant and Polynesian Show is almost ready for tikiholics. Mai-Kai developer Bill Fuller says the iconic Oakland Park restaurant will reopen ...
(NO DATE GIVEN) Performers at the Mai-Kai Restaurant and Polynesian Show. (Back, from left) Pasefika, Toti, Lundy, Heitapu, Taafili; (Front row) Andree, Ruita, Tuai, Mireille. (NO DATE GIVEN ...
The lender alleged the restaurant owed it $2 million. Polynesian dancing and fire eating will continue at the Mai-Kai restaurant in Fort Lauderdale after its owners resolved a foreclosure lawsuit.
FORT LAUDERDALE - After a four-year, $20 million renovation, Fort Lauderdale's beloved Polynesian landmark, Mai-Kai Restaurant, has reopened its doors. The historic 26,000-square-foot venue spread ...
The lush, intoxicating bubble known as the Mai-Kai Restaurant and Polynesian Show is finally back. Mai-Kai developer Bill Fuller (Mad Room Hospitality’s Ball & Chain) says the restaurant will ...
Mai-Kai developer Bill Fuller (Mad Room Hospitality’s Ball & Chain) says the restaurant will reopen on Friday, Nov. 1, nearly ...
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