Kauai's Most Exotic Tiki Bar

Tiki Iniki is an exotic place for crafted Tiki Cocktails and Island Cuisine. The decor is Vintage Tiki, Hawaiiana, and Exotica from the 1940's to modern day. The staff of sultry sirens and saucy liquid chefs add to the ambiance. Owners Michele & Todd Rundgren know how to throw a party, and you are invited! Reservations suggested "Everyone who works at Tiki Iniki knows they are hosting a party, and our guests should feel like they are a guest at a party in my home. Wigs are encouraged and Hawaiian attire is appreciated!" Michele Rundgren

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Happy Hour

Drink specials from 3pm - 5pm every day!
We're rocking some great new nightly drink specials!! Monday - Saturday come by for our nightly offering of discounted drinks, and every Sunday for "Service Industry Sunday" bringing you 15 percent off all alcohol for industry members!!!! Bar is open till 11 nightly, and kitchen is open till 10!!!! See you at Tiki!!!

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The Legend

In a far far off land, a funny mea himeni and a handsome haku mele met backstage. Koka and Ihilani decided to move their family to Kauai in 1992. They arrived just after Hurrican Iniki had stripped the island of all its flowers and greenery, but not of its haú oli ohana. Everyone shared whatever they had until the island became whole. Soon, Koka and Ihilani were part of this Ohana, but one thing was missing - A really great Tiki Bar...

Our Location

Princeville, HI

5-4280 Kuhio Hwy
Princeville, HI 96722

(808) 431-4242

Hours

Monday: Closed

Tuesday - Saturday: 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

Sunday: Closed

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“Fish and chips were very good. Perfectly cooked and with a ginger beer batter they're also gluten free. So ono!”

Cjm1444

“Our 2020 trip to Kauai was postponed three times due to the pandemic. My husband, kids & I have been craving of Tiki Iniki's fish and chips since we last visited almost five years ago. During these last 15 months stuck at home, our talk of those delicious morsels has taken on a legendary, almost mythological quality. It's as though we each have to ask one other, "They were real, right? That wasn't just a fantastical dream?" Needless to say, they're the first thing we're going to eat when we're able to return to Kauai next month. It's been a long wait, but we know it'll be worth it! Oh, how we've missed you, Tiki Iniki!!!”

Jenniferlinardon