With our partner Matt "Money Maker" Matsumoto, we have a gathering every Tuesday at Dave & Busters where we eat cheap tacos & talk story. Come join us. Park on the street, Ward Center, or at Whole Foods if you dare. Sasaki may not attend; text him if you want to check. Happy Hour 4-7pm 50% off Cocktails; $1 off glasses of wine; 22 Oz Draft Beer. $2 Pacifico on tap, $3 Corona or Corona Light in bottles; $1 hard taco, $2 soft taco, $3 fish taco, $5 nachos, $5 for 2 Churros
With our partner Matt "Money Maker" Matsumoto, we have a gathering every Tuesday at Dave & Busters where we eat cheap tacos & talk story. Come join us. Park on the street, Ward Center, or at Whole Foods if you dare. Sasaki may not attend; text him if you want to check. Happy Hour 4-7pm 50% off Cocktails; $1 off glasses of wine; 22 Oz Draft Beer. $2 Pacifico on tap, $3 Corona or Corona Light in bottles; $1 hard taco, $2 soft taco, $3 fish taco, $5 nachos, $5 for 2 Churros
Karaoke Potluck Pool Party
Join us for another Karaoke Potluck Pool Party. 5 hours of karaoke & eating...&/or take a dip in the pool or jacuzzi/hot tub. BYOB (bring your own beverages). Each person should bring $5 AND a main dish/entree to share (which should be >$10 & >8 servings). OR you can bring $15/person. The $5 is to defray/subsidize costs of the karaoke machine/mics, the plates/utensils/sundries/etc, & buy a small gift for the person who lets us use the place. You can always give more. And if you can’t afford it, please contact Sasaki well in advance so we can arrange something (eg, you could help setup & clean up). Park at Ala Moana or on the street. Please fill out the contact form to stay informed w/updates & receive Sasaki's cell number/email. Last time we sang English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, & Hawaiian songs. : ) We have folks who are as young as kids to as old as seniors. Our only goal is fun. Search YouTube to prepare your list (eg, if you want to sing the male/lower key version of Adele’s songs). Someone also suggested an open mic/talent show…so if you want to do spoken word, or standup, or play something, […]
What is a Karaoke Potluck Pool Party? We have a private karaoke room, a separate outdoor pool & jacuzzi/hot tub. So you can do one, both, or neither. BYOB (bring your own beverages). Each person should bring $5 AND a main dish/entree to share (which should be >$10 & >8 servings). OR you can bring $15/person. The $5 extra dollars which go towards subsidizing the karaoke machine, plates/utensils/sundries/paper goods, as well as a small gift for the person who lets us use the facilities. If you have trouble paying, you can chip in by arranging with us to set/clean up, wash dishes, etc. We will also be having prizes. Park at Ala Moana or on the street. Please fill out the contact form to stay informed w/updates & receive Sasaki's cell number/email. Singing in other languages is welcome. We often sing in English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, & Hawaiian. : ) We have folks who are as young as kids to as old as seniors. Our only goal is fun. Search YouTube to prepare your list (eg, if you want to sing the male/lower key version of Adele’s songs). Someone also suggested an open mic/talent show…so if you want to do […]
Before we start off our Cook'in Culture Series, we will start off with a FREE webinar offered by the Tsung-Tsin Association. PRESERVING CHINESE FAMILY HISTORY: ONE DELICIOUS RECIPE AT A TIME SATURDAY, MAY 27, 2023 10:00am HST Tsung Tsin Association Hawaii is excited to announce our next, upcoming free webinar for the month of May called Preserving Chinese Family History: One Delicious Recipe at a Time with award winning author and TTA member, Lynette Lo Tom. In this engaging interview, Lynette will tell us how helping her mother cook for the family created a lifelong passion for cooking. We will also learn about the importance of documenting and sharing our family recipes as a way of perpetuating and preserving our own Chinese family history. And of course, Lynette will also be sharing some of her secrets to preparing delicious dishes for family and friends and on how you can write your own family cookbook. A question and answer period will follow the interview. Lynette Lo Tom has been cooking Chinese recipes for over 50 years, starting in her own family’s kitchen when her mother, a fabulous Chinese cook in her own right, asked Lynette to start cooking for the family. […]