MAI-KAI, the iconic Polynesian-inspired restaurant in Fort Lauderdale, has made a triumphant return after a four-year, $20+ million restoration. The hot spot reopened on November 21, 2024, and maintains its nostalgic 1956 tiki roots with modern sophistication.
The 26,000-square-foot space features eight themed dining rooms, each representing a different Polynesian island, and a 150-person bar.
Highlights include a nightly 45-minute Polynesian show, a menu showcasing tropical flavors with classic dishes like the Pupu Platter, and a bar with 57 specialty cocktails.
The restaurant now sits on the National Register of Historic Places, promising to entertain guests for generations with its authentic culture and immersive experience.
To learn more and make your reservation, visit Mai-Kai.com!
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