Maui’s Feast At Lele Luau is definitely in a class by itself, offering the most upscale dinner show experience anywhere in Hawaii! From the time you arrive at your private table and gaze into an incredible oceanfront view, experience their 5-star service, delight your taste buds in their outstanding 5-course gourmet dinner, wines, and exotic tropical drinks, you will know this is no ordinary luau.

If you are looking for a romantic setting or fun but refined event to celebrate a special occasion, such as an anniversary, birthday, or honeymoon, look no further! The Feast At Lele combines the excitement of a Polynesian Revue, the best possible oceanfront location, an array of delicate dining dishes, excellent tableside service, incredible tropical drinks, and a selection of wines that is second to none! This is the perfect way to combine a fine dining experience and a fun luau in one unforgettable Maui evening!!

HIGHLIGHTS

• • Flower Lei Greeting
  • Beach Front Setting

• Incredible Sunset Views
• Your own Private Table
• 5-Course Gourmet Dinner served at your table
• Premium Open Bar featuring exclusive wine list, fine tropical drinks, and cocktails
• Sodas, juices, coffee, tea
• Photo opportunity by professional photographers (additional cost)
• Vegetarian and Vegan menus available

Rates (The Feast at Lele does not discount or allows anyone to discount their luau):
January & February 2023 Rates:
Adult Ages 13 & up: $185
Child (Ages 2-12): $99
Infant (Under 2 years old): FREE
***The above rates DO NOT INCLUDE gratuity of $29.60 per adult or $15.84 per child, payable at the event.

March through December 2023 Rates:
Adult Ages 13 & up: $210
Child (Ages 2-12): $120
Infant (Under 2 years old): FREE
Gratuity IS included for the above rates (March thru December 2023)
Rates are plus Hawaii G.E.T.

Days & Hours
7 days a week
Duration: 3 hours
Show Times: 6 pm – 5:30 pm check-in (10/1 – 1/31)
6:30 pm – 6 pm check-in (2/1 – 4/30)

Wheelchair Accessible: YES

What to Bring or Wear:

• Wear comfortable clothing
• Wear comfortable walking shoes
• Bring your camera & lots of memory & batteries
• Bring a light cover-up
• Cash or Credit Card for GRATUITY and/or Picture purchase

Location: 505 Front Street, Lahaina

As you arrive…
You will be greeted with a traditional Hawaiian greeting, a fresh flower lei given to you by the Feast At Lele host, who will walk you to your private table. Once seated, your waiters will be coming by to introduce you to your drink and dinner menus, take your first drink order, and let you take in the beauty of your surroundings. You will notice the intimate setting and how close you’ll be to the stage, no matter where you are seated. To give you a proper perspective on how close you’ll be to the ocean, there will be a segment of the show where you watch an outrigger canoe procession with a Hawaiian princess and her warriors as they arrive on the beach from a long journey.

Dinner & Show… Together!
This award-winning Maui luau will take you on a journey through the most exciting paradise islands in the Pacific. You’ll be in awe of the caliber of dancers, musicians, and singers! It will culminate with a fantastic Samoan fire-knife performance that will definitely be the icing on the cake! Talking about cake… We hope you’ll come hungry! Please don’t think for a minute since this is not a buffet; you won’t have the chance to eat until you drop! From the fine traditional Polynesian staples you’ll find as you arrive at your table to every course served, there will be more food than you can eat! Unlike all other luaus, which will feed you before their shows, the Feast At Lele will feed you during the show. Basically, this is how it works: While you get to enjoy a course from each featured Pacific Island, you’ll also be watching the performance from that island. You’ll get to experience each island’s cuisine and culture simultaneously! So, just before the show’s Hawaiian segment begins, you will be served the Hawaiian course, and the same will happen before the New Zealand, Tahiti, and Samoan performances. The last course features delicious Hawaiian dessert selections.

MENU

SEGMENT ONE: HAWAII
The show begins right here in our beautiful island home of Hawai’i with our oli (chant), mele (song),
and hula (dance) from the islands of Hawai’i, O’ahu, Kauai, and Maui. We honor the ‘Aina (land),
our ali’i (royalty), and the natural beauty surrounding us.

FIRST COURSE

• POHOLE FERN, ASPARAGUS & HEART OF PALM SALAD
  Tossed in a light vinaigrette dressing.
• SEARED I’A w/ MANGO SAUCE
  Fresh island catch.
• IMU ROASTED KALUA PUA’A
  Pork seasoned w/ Hawaiian salt, cooked traditional style in an underground oven, shredded & served on steamed cabbage.
• POI
  Made from the root of the taro plant.

SEGMENT TWO: NEW ZEALAND
Kia Ora, welcome to Aotearoa (New Zealand), the land of the Long White Cloud. It is home to the Maori people. It is believed that the Maori migrated to Aotearoa from as far as the Marquesas, Cook, and Society Islands. They have an artistic culture and are well known for their elaborate artwork. Although the Maori people have a unique culture of their own, their culture shares many similarities with other Polynesians.

SECOND COURSE

• RAKIRAKI SALAD w/ POHA BERRY VINAIGRETTE
  Upcountry greens, duck tenderloin, bean sprouts & carrots.
• HARORE KUMARA
  Roasted mushrooms, sweet potato & onion, sautéed in soy & garlic.
• MITI HANGI
  Hangi cooked steak in kiwi fruit, soy & ginger.

SEGMENT THREE: TAHITI
Embarq with the Feast At Lele dancers to Tahiti, a land of intrigue and romance, capturing the imagination. From the verdant majesty of its mountains rising out of the mist to the startling clarity of color in its coral lagoons, Tahiti is considered by many as the image of Polynesia. Throughout its history, Tahiti has beckoned explorers from around the world. Sit back and enjoy the hips’ sensual swing and pulsing rhythm of the ancient drums, which combine to create a titillating dance performance.

THIRD COURSE

• MOA FAFA
  Chicken wrapped in taro leaf, steamed in coconut milk, lemongrass & ginger.
• E-IAOTA (POISSON CRU)
  Raw fish marinated in lime juice & coconut milk w/ tomatoes, carrots, onions, cucumber & cilantro.
• BAKED SCALLOPS
  On Moloka’i, sweet potato & spinach in a lobster cream sauce topped w/ bread crumbs.

SEGMENT FOUR: SAMOA
Your Polynesian journey ends at Samoa, “the cradle of Polynesia,” literally the sacred center of its fiery soul. The islands of Samoa reflect their age in a lush jungle-shrouded paradise. Even today, thatched grass roofs can be seen dotting the coastlines, where island homes are open to nature, and the island people open their hearts to you.

FOURTH COURSE

• GRILLED GUFE’E
  Grilled squid with upcountry island herbs sauce.
• PALUSAMI
  Breadfruit & squash cooked in a young taro leaf and coconut cream.
• SHRIMP, AVOCADO & FRESH FRUIT
  Tossed in a lilikoi dressing.

FITH COURSE – DESSERTS!

• CARAMEL MACADAMIA NUT TART
  Topped w/ haupia (coconut pudding)
• HAWAIIAN CHOCOLATE TRUFFLES
• FRESH, EXOTIC TROPICAL FRUITS

OPEN BAR

COCKTAILS

• Mai Tai
• Pina Colada
• Banana Madness
• Lava Flow
• Island Iced Tea
• Blue Hawaiian
• Planters Punch

BEERS

• Amstel Light
• Coors Light
• Bikini Blond Lager (Maui)
• Big Swell IPA (Maui)
• Longboard Lager (Hawaii)
• Steinlager (New Zealand)
• Vonu (Fiji)
• Becks (non-alcohol)

LIQUORS

• Smirnoff Vodka
• Bacardi Rum
• Gordons Gin
• Grants Scotch
• José Cuervo Tequila
• Jim Beam Whiskey
• Christian Brothers Brandy

WINES

• Sparkling Wine
• White Zinfandel
• Moscato
• Riesling
• Sauvignon Blanc
• Pinot Grigio
• Chardonnay
• Pinot Noir
• Merlot
• Cabernet
• Port Wine

OTHER

• Sodas, Juice, Coffee, Decaf, Tea