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Given that it’s run by the crew from Boujis, no one should be surprised that glitz, glamour & ‘money to burn’ gravitate to Mahiki’s tiki den: a mix of Annette Funicello beach-blanket movie, Lost & Hi-Di Hi’s Hawaiian ballroom. Served in scooped-out pineapples, bonkers bowls & voodoo mugs, its cocktails include bikini blast, Honolulu honey, coconut grenade & Tonga twista (£38) – one of various exotic concoctions for four or more to share. The notorious armada treasure chest will leave you wrecked & broke once you’ve shelled out £650 (well, its recipe does include Cristal). Energetic types twist, limbo & ‘froog’ to a riot of mashed-up beats in the Krakatoa rainforest disco below. There are lobster rolls, steak sandwiches, Caesar salads & calamari for those whose diet isn’t strictly limited to edamame beans.

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  1. Syirin S.
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    Syirin S. ( 30s, Female, United Kingdom )

    28 March 2011

    It's really hard to get one's head around the so-called ‘open’ concept of Mahiki. Although it constantly advertised itself as having one-of-a-kind open door venue, yet, it is not that easy to get in, even on a weekday! Over the recent few years, Mahiki has built its rep thanks to photos of young royals and royals-to-be (or wannabe) and celebrities stumbling out of the venue with a big grin (as they obviously know that they will be papped!) – shows mere mortals like us that Mahiki is the place to be. And if you visit their website, again they play on the ‘open’ door policy. But the reality is, the person at the door is paid to make ensure the ‘right’ clientele can enter and if lucky get a table for some very basic tasting food. And also if you dont have lots off £££ to spend on drinks, then don't bother, as it is really a cocktail bar so you must be willing to spend almost half of your monthly wages to have a good time. And boys & girls, don't forget to dress for the camera ;-) .

    • Overall: 5
    • Food & Drink: 5
    • Service: 5
    • Atmosphere: 5
    • Value: 5
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Essential Details for Mahiki

  • Address: 1 Dover Street, London W1S 4LD
  • Telephone: 020 7493 9529
  • Email: info@mahiki.com
  • Website: Visit Mahiki
  • Opening Hours: Mon-Sat 5.30pm-3.30am (Sat 7.30pm- )
  • Capacities: Private room for 25 people

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  1. Syirin S.
    Reviews: 1

    Syirin S. ( 30s, Female, United Kingdom )

    28 March 2011

    It's really hard to get one's head around the so-called ‘open’ concept of Mahiki. Although it constantly advertised itself as having one-of-a-kind open door venue, yet, it is not that easy to get in, even on a weekday! Over the recent few years, Mahiki has built its rep thanks to photos of young royals and royals-to-be (or wannabe) and celebrities stumbling… More

    • Overall: 5
    • Food & Drink: 5
    • Service: 5
    • Atmosphere: 5
    • Value: 5
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