Very cool, they are great to watch, the food is great they treat you very well, it is a fun place…read moreto go in Honolulu. The service is great every one is nice and they make you feel happy seeing them perform.

Disclaimer; we only saw the show, we didn't participate in the pre-show activities or the Lu'au…read moredinner. The dancers, musicians host and fire dancers were so awesome. These folks are so great at what they do. I'll be honest I was really just waiting for the fire dancers...for me that was the highlight, but all the performers are great and did a great job of keeping the crowd engaged by participating. Only complaint is that a lady guest was standing up and taking videos and blocking everyone else's view behind her. Other than the inconsiderate guest, the show, venue and performers were fantastic. Also, couldn't have asked for more perfect weather!

Located on the grounds of the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Honolulu the Waikiki Sunset Luau is a…read morefairly good luau, but there are much better ones out there in comparison. Paradise Cove Luau was the best but, unfortunately, they have closed their doors for good. The food here was OK. The service was fair. The ambience is also OK. I suggest hunting around for other luaus and look at the reviews before making your selection.

It was a good history lesson and audience participation segment. Was not on the beach and average…read moreBuffett.

Fun atmosphere and great food. Loved the Mai tais and seeing all the dances and being able to…read moreparticipate in activities.

We had such a beautiful and memorable time at the Queens Waikiki Luau!…read more This was my grandson Giovani's first luau, and it was truly special to watch him be welcomed in and shown how to play one of the instruments. He even got to play along with the performers! Seeing the excitement on his face and watching him be included in the experience made the night unforgettable. The entire evening was wonderful--the music, dancing, food, and the warm Hawaiian spirit made us feel so welcome. And I have to give a special shout-out to the main guy, Tommy Palama Malabama Jackson! He was absolutely the best! His energy, personality, and talent made the experience even more enjoyable. Thank you, Queens Waikiki Luau, for giving us memories that we will cherish for a lifetime. We absolutely loved it and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Oahu!

We have been here a few times but everytime when we bring someone who hasn't we try to get here…read more I've heard from some people that it's the second best on the island ( considering how many there are) isn't bad. The luau is actually pretty good, the first time was great but after so many times it's a little bit of an anti climax now. In fact I'm almost over Hawaii. I'm saying almost, not definitely.

We have attended the Hale Koa Luau in 2024 and again this year in 2026. 2024 was better because…read morethere was a female host named Lyric who reminded me of a Disney princess. I later learned that she was a contestant on The Voice. In addition, my 2024 luau was my first visit to Hawaii ever and I was pumped to attend a luau and learn the traditions. Our 2026 host was a gentleman who had more of a flat stage presence. Flash forward to 2026, many components of the luau remained the same. The luau starts at 5 pm and there are various activities on the lawn such as lei bracelet making, some music, a man who climbs up a coconut tree, and a complimentary drink either rum punch or guava juice. There is the typical push for professional photos when your party enters the space with an opportunity to purchase closer to dinner time at $25 each. The show takes a touch to get going and has a strong focus on getting the crowd engaged. There are many songs dedicated towards anniversaries and celebrations which is nice. In addition, there is a big focus on military and those who have served this country being at a military hotel. The event is clean, staff is friendly, yet I do wish there was more performing as opposed to crowd shout outs. The show takes you through Polynesian history, New Zealand and more demonstrated via dancing, fire throwing and hula. There is an MC who hosts, live musicians and interactive crowd sessions. I've never been a big fan of the food but appreciate it all because it's a learning lesson about traditional food. The appetizers are pineapple, pickled onions, poi and salsa with fish that will get split at your table with pre-set plates. Servers will come around to serve the main dish. The main plate contains chicken, pulled pork, steak, fish, sweet potatoes and zucchini. Dessert has always been guava cake which pairs nicely with coffee. My favorite take-a-way from the show is learning how the men have always done the hunting, cooking and cleaning as the women are considered sacred since women can give the gift of life. This is such an honorable lesson that makes me smile. Thank you to the staff as I know it takes a village to put on a show like this especially 3 x's a week. Mahalo!!

Out of the whole experience, one of the best parts was our shuttle driver, RJ--or AJ, I apologize…read morebecause I can't remember exactly which one it was. From the minute we got on the shuttle, he started breaking down some of the history of the island and really set the tone for the night. He had everyone introduce themselves and share a little bit about who they were and where they were from. He was extremely friendly and funny, but what I really appreciated was that he didn't try to dictate the conversation. He let it happen naturally. Before long, everybody on the shuttle was talking with each other and sharing personal experiences--what brought them to the island, why they chose this luau instead of some of the others, and just life in general. It honestly felt less like a shuttle full of strangers and more like a group of people getting to know each other. He also recommended a drink to me. I cannot remember what the hell it was called--I just remember something like "AVI"--but it was GOOD. I had six of them, so apparently the recommendation worked. The cousin who helped host our event that night--I unfortunately forgot her name too--was also great. She was very interactive with everybody and made sure everyone felt included and participated instead of just sitting there watching a show. Overall, I definitely recommend the experience. One piece of advice: BRING A FREAKING HAT. It gets hot up there while the sun is setting, and depending on where you're seated, you may have that Hawaiian sun hitting you directly for a couple of hours. Bring a good pair of sunglasses, a hat, and some sunscreen. Great people, great atmosphere, and a really memorable experience. Sorry for the pictures I didn't take many I mostly took videos

We had a tough time picking a luau for our visit to Hawaii and I'm so glad we decided on Nutridge!…read moreThe whole experience was wonderful from the beautiful grounds, the entertainment, to the cultural information, games, music, we loved every second!!! The proximity to Waikiki was so convenient. They also provide transportation if you need or or you can drive yourself to the location. I would recommend Nutridge to anyone looking for a luau that is smaller, interesting, and beautiful!

Amazing experience. It wasn't an "it's a small world" fest,…read moreit was a Polynesian cultural experience. We appreciated the way logistics were handled, from seating to organizing buffet service and keeping things moving along. Top tier tickets get some interaction with the staff. Medium tickets get you great seats, 2 drinks a person and a non perishable lei. Get "tattoos", grass crowns, shots of kava, and an amazingly entertaining cultural experience. I felt like part of the "family". Staff was super nice. And, I learned a lot! Would definitely do this luau again on another visit. Very comprehensive and informative. Entertaining and sentimental. Gives you a sense of pride and respect for the Polynesian culture and their contributions to Oahu and the world over all. Would definitely come back.

Was here on 9/30 and got food poisoning.... I have a lot to say about the food. I feel as though…read morethey dumb down the food and do not showcase true hawaiian and polynesian flavors. As if it is all curated to tourist and that really sucks because due to that all of the food was very bland and flavorless. I think one of the reasons the food might have made me sick is because i'm unsure of how long the food had been sitting out prior to me grabbing my plate. It was also hardly even warm at all. Also where is the mac salad????? no mac salad is insane. I saw the menu when I first booked and thought okay at least the bacon ham mac and cheese looks good. Unfortunately it was just so plain and flavorless. The best part of the food was probably the grilled pineapple, taro sweet potato, and the deserts. After I left the luau a little before 9 it took around 3 hours for the puking to begin. My boyfriend also experienced some issues as well but no where near as bad as me, but I still think it's important to note it happened to both. Since the food was an extreme let down and disappointment, the show itself was better. All dancers did a good job and i'm truly in love with polynesian culture they displayed it in a beautiful way. One thing though, WHERE are all the chee hoos????? All in all, this isn't the worst pick for a luau but next time I would try choose a different one or go back to an old favorite of mine.

Sea Life Luau was one of my favorite experiences in Oahu! If you're looking for a break from the…read morebusy atmosphere of Waikiki, this is the perfect place to spend an evening. The oceanfront setting is beautiful, and the entire event is well organized. We enjoyed the pre-show cultural activities, a delicious buffet with a good variety of Hawaiian dishes, and excellent service from the staff. I highly recommend Sea Life Luau to couples, families, and anyone visiting Oahu. It was a memorable evening and definitely worth adding to your Hawaii itinerary! Please check out my video: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8GHNmBP/

We purchased passes for a luau which included entrance to the Sea Life Park. We enjoyed walking and…read moreseeing all the aquatic animals in the park. As time went on, we prepared for the luau which will be starting. We were each greeted with a fresh floral lei as well as shell leis if you were interested. The food is pretty decent and if you're not a big drinker, I would suggest the seltzers for your bar tickets treat yourself and enjoy.

My family and I brought my boyfriend here for the first time since he was visiting from San Diego…read moreand never been to a luau before. We got the deluxe package and had a blast experiencing all of the cultural activities. I was hoping there would be some chicken long rice or lau lau but that was not the case for the dinner. The staff made up for the food though. Chasey-boi was our server for the night and he made sure our table was taken care of ! So sad this place will closing its doors but it will always have a special place in our hearts

I thought this was a really good luau and value for your money. It was a super organized and fun…read morefilled night -They had a lot of different activities to do: jewelry stores, so many beautiful scenic sunset photo opportunities, taking pictures with the birds, henna art, spear throwing, and hula performance. -the dinner was surprisingly really good and we enjoyed the meal. While you're eating dinner, they put on a really good show of dancing and performances.

What an amazing experience. Definitely a must if you are on Oahu. The food was great and the…read moreexperience was like nothing else I've ever seen. The food was delicious and the performance was mystical. Learning and seeing the culture was definitely something everyone must do.

We had wonderful time at our first Luau! I was a little disappointed that this one was at a…read morewaterpark, as this backdrop made it feel not as authentic, but once the sun started to go down it was amazing!! They did a great job making it interactive, and teaching us about the different Polynesian cultures. The dancers were amazing, the food was great, great sunset made for really nice photos. Something i feel like they could have done better was the seating, they know how many people booked ahead of time, yet they still set up so many tables and MANY were left empty. I didn't like this at all, i felt like when i was taking my pictures i kept thinking to myself, I didnt want to show the empty tables, cause it would look like this place cant event fill up the venue it must not be good. Just my two cents. Overall i think it was an amazing experience. Its defiantly not cheap and not sure i would do it again, but once in a lifetime thing, I dont retreat one bit!!