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Hu Ke Lau

Chicopee, MA

Bar, Restaurant & Floor Show

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705 Memorial Dr.
Chicopee, MA

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Opened in 1965

Mon-Wed 11:30am-10:30pm
Thu 11:30am-11:30pm
Fri-Sat 11:30am-2am
Sun 11:30am-10:30pm

(413) 593-5222

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	Everyone	You
Decor	7.4
Drink Quality	5.8
Drink Selection	6.5
Food Quality	6.2
Food Selection	7.8
Mood	6.7
Music	5.5
Service	7
Tikiness	6.1
Tilt	5.9
Vibe	6.1

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Humuhumu’s description

Hu Ke Lau is reported to be a little light on true tiki details, but they do offer a rare custom mug, and a rather long Polynesian floor show.

This restaurant once had a sister Hu Ke Lau location in Lenox, Massachusetts, which since the 1970s has been called Luau Hale

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TabbieWolf has visited Hu Ke Lau.

March 29, 2017, 11:12 AM

We found this place in 2015 and it's mid-century cheesy and delightful. It's basically a giant Chinese restaurant, with rooms themed in bamboo and tiki gods. There's a regular bar and a stage/dance floor, too, but we didn't do those.

Food: Good, not exceptional. Standard Chinese food.
Drinks: Good, with some unusual selections. Nothing "craft" but not bad for a Chinese restaurant in Massachusetts ;)
Tiki Mugs: Custom to location, drinks served in, and purchasable! I have 2 different mugs from here (a moai and a coconut), from 2 different visits.

Foredeckape has visited Hu Ke Lau.

November 13, 2010, 6:33 AM

Fun show. It's worth stopping in for it alone.

Serving is family style. The PuPu plater was meal sized. I liked the General's Chicken which had a nice orange flavor.

I couldn't taste much difference between the rum drinks. They seemed to be mix based and on the light side. They had several custom mugs for sale/keeping: Moai, coconut and rum barrel; as well as a un-labeled DW skull and volcano bowl.

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