Four Seasons Resort Oahu unveils Manalo Lounge, Celebrating Hawaii's Diverse Mix of Cultures with Seasonal and Locally Sourced Cuisine and Signature Cocktails
Four Seasons Resort Oahu unveils Manalo Lounge, Celebrating Hawaii’s Diverse Mix of Cultures with Seasonal and Locally Sourced Cuisine and Signature Cocktails
Relax at the water’s edge at the Resort’s all-new casual and relaxed lounge
Hawaii, Oahu, U.S.A., 2023-Jan-22 — /Travel PR News/ — Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina debuts Manalo Lounge, the Resort’s all-new lounge located alongside the water’s edge. Meaning “sweet water” in Hawaiian, Manalo Lounge celebrates Hawaii’s diverse mix of cultures that have influenced the area’s cuisine. Inspired by Oahu’s natural resources – where the fresh water of the mountains harmoniously merges with the salt water of the ocean, thus creating a sweet water, the cuisine pays homage to the mix of cultures found in Hawaii, as well as throughout Asia and across the greater Pacific. From Japanese, Korean, and Chinese to Hawaiian and Filipino cuisine, the vibrant menu is composed of dishes featuring locally sourced and seasonal ingredients.
“Manalo Lounge celebrates the diverse mix of cultures that have influenced our cuisine here in Hawaii,” notes Four Seasons Resort Oahu Executive Chef Michael Arnot. “Along with the flavourful food and unique cocktail menu, the ambiance – a feeling of community, where you are invited to gather around the table with family and friends to enjoy a delicious meal and ‘talk story’ about the day – is a prominent theme woven throughout and creates such an inviting atmosphere, just like being welcomed into a friend’s home.”
Led by Chef Arnot, Manalo Lounge features sharable plates, with signature dishes that include Stone Pot Bibimbap with duck confit, hapa rice, and topped with a fried egg; Steamed Bao with spicy balsamic hoisin; and the Yakitori Trio with sticky sesame filet, crispy gochujang chicken, and yuzu grilled ali’i mushroom. The menu also features a selection of sushi and sashimi, along with the signature A5 Wagyu Hot Stone.
Equally as delicious as the cuisine, is the libation menu led by a collection of coveted Japanese whiskey and sake. Signature drinks include The Wagyu Old Fashioned with A5 wagyu, washed Tottori bourbon whiskey, house-made syrup, and bitters; the Matcha Aloha with Suntory Toki whiskey, matcha, Cointreau, and lemon; or the Neko Neko with Roku gin, yuzu sake, strawberry calpico, and lemon, and served in none other than a ceramic Lucky Cat glass – a traditional Japanese good luck symbol.
The lounge is open nightly, from 5:00 to 9:00 pm and in keeping with the welcoming and casual ambiance, reservations are not required.
Contact:
Michelle Edwards
Director of Public Relations and Marketing Communications
92-1001 Olani Street
Kapolei, Hawaii 96707
USA
michelle.edwards@fourseasons.com
+1 808 679 3364
Source: Four Seasons Hotels & Resort
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