Restaurants near Maui Kaanapali Villas A112

My family of five adults and a one year-old granddaughter enjoyed our second meal at Leilani‘s on the beach during our one week vacation on Maui. The ambience was superb as it was a nice evening with a beautiful sunset. Our server was Derek, and he was wonderful. He was attentive, friendly, and helpful. All our requests were taken care of by Derek. The food was superb again as usual. We enjoyed the calamari and Korean pork ribs as starters, and the pork ribs are very flavorful! They had a children’s menu for our one year-old, and she devoured most of the chicken and green beans. Two of us enjoyed the superb sesame crusted tuna with a tasty shiitake soy butter. One daughter enjoyed the shrimp pasta, and the other enjoyed the Alaskan King crab legs. Even though the crab legs were expensive, there was a large amount of meat within the large crab legs, and the crab meat was so tender and succulent. It was worth the price! My wife enjoyed the ribs and chicken plate. The proportions of food was generous and the timing of service between the appetizers and entrées was spot on. It was a lovely evening with a great meal and wonderful service at Leilani‘s on the beach. We look forward to our next trip to Maui so we can have dinner at Leilani‘s on the beach.

Fabulously delicious dinner! Our server recommended the opaka paka special. Both my husband and I ordered it and we both fell in love with the dish. The flavors and textures were amazing. We usually have relaxed dinner conversation but we were so mesmerized by the dish that we could only eat.

Outstanding experience. The food was delicious and well presented. The portions were plenty and the service was outstanding. The location next to the beach was awesome and seeing the sunset was special. The humas, wedge salad and chicken and ribs were fabulous. A perfect setting for a Hawaiian dinner. Long live Duke K.

Auntie’s is a convenient place to eat when staying in the Westin Villas. It is expensive as are most all restaurants on this island. We lined the food here better than the other restaurant on property, Pailolo’s. We especially enjoyed the salt & pepper wings but had to ask them to cook them crispy as the first time they came that way but the next time they were not & were very fatty. On Wednesday night they have a seafood boil pot that isn’t on the menu for $48 & it was delicious in fact much better than the one I had at Leilani’s but it was only $38. This pot had a delicious broth with lobster, crab leg, 2 shrimp with heads on , & lots of mussels along corn & potatoes. They have a drink of the day cocktail for $14.

dining near the beach, great view, good food and drinks