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Malaki - March 1997 Volume 3 Issue 2
KINGS
HAWAIIAN
BAKERY AND
RESTAURANT
BEGINS
REMODELING PLANS
Legendary Restaurant Known for its Unique Offerings
of Both Traditional and Tropical Faire and Fresh-Baked
Goods Will Stay Open During its Remodeling and Will
Unveil its New Look and Menu.
Torrance, Ca -- Kings Hawaiian continues its
close to 50-year tradition of quality foods by remodeling
the popular restaurant and bakery which opened in
Southern California in 1988. The restaurant, with
moderately priced mouth-watering faire, and the legendary
bakery, now the South Bays largest, is continually
recognized as one of the Southlands favorite food
destinations.
Famous throughout the United States for its original
recipe Portuguese sweet bread, Kings Hawaiian is
distributed to supermarkets nationwide as well as in
Canada, Europe and the Far East. However, while the sweet
bread is readily available to all Americans, the
Kings Hawaiian Bakery and Restaurant, at 2808 W.
Sepulveda Blvd. in Torrance, is the only outlet for
Kings Hawaiians exceptional cuisine and
full-range of specialty baked goods. Understanding the
one-of-a-kind nature of the restaurant and bakery makes
it easier to explain the enthusiastic faithfulness of its
patrons, many of whom have been known to travel three or
more hours to savor the restaurants faire.
Kings Hawaiian Bakery and Restaurant will stay
open during the remodel, which will include a new look
for the restaurant and exciting additions to the menu.
Commonly referred to as what the locals eat or tropical
faire, the menu deftly blends classic American favorites
with traditional Asian and native Hawaiian foods. Guest
will be able to enjoy menu favorites like Huli Huli
Chicken, marinated for hours and then charbroiled over an
open flame; Deluxe Saimin: Hawaiian-style noodles in a
seafood broth with char sui, green onions, scrambled egg
and kamaboko; and the Luau Platter, which combines
several popular menu items; alongside new items such as
Broiled Miso Mahi Mahi with a Cilantro-Ale Tamarind
Sauce; and even comfort foods such as Meatloaf and
Kings Fried Chicken all in a relaxed, warm and
neighborhood-like setting.
Kings Hawaiian Bakery is also pleased to
announce the addition of a specialty coffee bar. A
variety of coffees will be available to complement the
famous bakery items, including Kings Hawaiian
special gourmet blend as well as lattes, espressos, iced
mochas and a wide selection of Kona coffees. Guests will
also be able to enjoy their coffee and baked goods seated
in the bakery area, outside on the restaurants
patio or, if they wish, they may take their steaming cups
of coffees "to go."
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Last modified: February 28, 1998
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