Elite Event – Holidays at The Beach: James’ Beach & Canal Club

This is me being corny but I can’t help it. 366 days ago i went to my first Unilocal event (which is this one), I met my very first Unilocal elite friend who became my best friend.
Little did I except a Filipino guy running around with kitchen utensils wearing a santa beard and an apron will become a big part of my life. My heart has been smiling everyday since then because of him and I definitely gained happy Unilocaler weight.
k the end: P

I wonder if it is appropriate to write a review for an event that happened, like… 4 weeks ago? Anyway, I lag but this event is worth the writing.
5 stars for:
+ Parking: across the street for 2 dolla or on the streets fo free
+ Charity giving: Toy giving is such a great and fun idea!
+ TACOS. SO GOOD.
+ CEVICHE. OH SO GOOD.
+ CHOCOLATE LAVA CAKE. LIKEWISE.
+ Super duper bartenders at Canal who even gave us to-​go boxes for the leftover choco lava cakes.
+ Not to mention the sushi, sliders, etc etc.
James’ Beach was, how-​do-​I-​be-​nice-​about-​it, not crackin’: The line would go, stop, go, stop, because the food kept running out every few people. By the end of the night I am sure almost everyone was on the Canal club side. We meet the coolest people, bunches of new friends, and had GREAT eateries. My friends and I were literally the last people to leave the scene. Great job Brittany!

I love Holiday parties…
It was great to see everyone come out from near and far, to celebrate the season in their own Unilocaly ways.
Let’s get the «negative» stuff outta the way.
— Check-​in was split between the two venues (dictated by first name). Unfortunately, folks checking in at James’ Beach didn’t seem informed that all the food was across the street, at Canal Club. This resulted in dozens of people lingering around James’ Beach, waiting for food that never arrived.
— The «line» for food was reminiscent of the Carter-​era fuel crisis. People waited FOREVER in a horseshoe-​shaped line, that passed a few rather mediocre food options. Some people sitting in the booths were stuck in their booth, as nobody wanted to lose a spot at the rare and much-​sought-​after tables. Walkways were obstructed… it was a good thing there wasn’t a fire… We’d have all been burnt to a Unilocaly crisp.
— The aforementioned food was pretty mediocre… borderline bad. The duck quesadilla was a total lifesaver, though. Cheesy, flavorful, and comforting, the quesadilla was the best food item, in my opinion. While the girl working the station was a total sweetheart (and very patient with some downright RUDE Unilocalers), the amuse bouche spoon of corvina was horrific.
Now, onto the good stuff…
— C’mon, everyone… Let’s remember a couple things:
1.) IT’S FREE!!! You can’t bitch too much if something is free. Nobody put a gun to your head and forced you to come to the event. (Unless you’re married, in which case perhaps you were forced at gunpoint.)
2.) To organize an event of this size takes a LOT of hard work, determination, and selflessness. Please give a big round of applause to Katie, Brittany, Nicole, and all the folks at both James’ Beach and Canal Club that busted their asses to help us have a good time.
— The Photobooth was awesome as always — Shit, a photobooth could brighten up a funeral.
— ALL YOUR FACES!!! For someone with no life, I must say that I truly look forward to seeing familiar faces and catching up with all of you. Unilocalers (at least the thoughtful, mature ones) are downright cool folks.
— THE BAND!!! That band was cranking out some of the best tunes ever. I don’t think I’ve enjoyed a live band that much in a long time — Job well done!!!
Overall, how can you NOT like coming out to a free event, being surrounded by smilling faces? It was a nice chance to catch up before the onslaught of the holiday season. CHEERS!!!

Woohoo Unilocal throws the best christmas parties! This time it was at two [rather small] joints that were across the street from each other.
Rebecca C was my +1 for this event because she couldn’t get in on her own accord. We signed in at Canal Club, which was packed! After seeing people jaywalking back and forth betwen the two venues, we decided to check out James Beach first. There was lots of swag but the food wasn’t out yet so we got in line for the photo booth (a tradition!)
Walked back over to Canal Club and it was a zoo! I’ve never seen so many hungry people fighting for food! The sliders were OK — a bit dry and bland. We stood around and waited for the caviche served on spoons… It took the chef a while to make them, so people jumped over each other to get it when she put the trays out. It was soooo good though. I think I had about 10 of them.
Rebecca C and I *accidentally* cut the sushi line the first time — We honestly didn’t know that long line on the other side was for the sushi! No wonder people were giving us salty looks :(The sushi was good too! There was quite a selection and each of them were tasty.
I think it would’ve run smoother if the food was prepared in advance (they probably weren’t expecting so many hungry Unilocalers though) because we spent most of the time waiting in for food and it was crowded. However, I can’t complain because free good food is free good food! Great event, Brittany!

What a way to kick off the holiday season! My first, and sadly only Unilocal holiday party of the year was a memorable one.
The Canal Club felt like Disneyland, with a line to get in, a line to get food, a line for drinks… But the lines were worth it! Too many dishes to list each, but my absolute favorites were the ceviche in a spoon and the duck quesadillas.
Thank you, Miss B’s (Brittany and Katie!) for the invite. Can’t wait to see what’s being served in 2013! Happy Holidays!

I loved the tropical theme.
Hawaiian Shirt: check
Christmas flair: check
Toys for donation: check
Off the wait list: sweet check
Thank you Andrea for letting me be your plus one.
Some folks checked in at James’ Beach and some checked in at Canal Club.
The photo booth at James’ Beach is always fun. It’s like playing let’s see how many people we can fit in the photo booth. James’ Beach was more laid back.
Canal Club was fun. Live music, drinks and getting a chance to catch up with some of my fellow Unilocalers was the highlight of my evening. I decided to opt out on waiting in line for food. Of the food I was able to try, the veggie sushi was enough. I was on a liquid diet for the evening.
I got my raffle ticket and although I didn’t win, my better half did. Yeah, I get to share her winning! I’ve missed you LA West peeps! It was nice to meet some new faces.
Thank you James’ Beach, Canal Club for hosting the event. Thanks Brittany, Katie and Nicole and everyone behind the scenes who assisted with this event.
FUC ya! I love my Santa hat and the chance to play a little with the steel drums.

Happy Holidays!
A tropical themed holiday party with sushi and in Venice? That just screams LA doesn’t it? This was a fun way to end the year!
Some of the many cool things about the night:
*Donating toys to the Muscle Beach Toy Drive (I bought a toy I almost wanted to keep for myself, so I’m sure the donations will be appreciated by those needing and deserving it the most!)
*Two check in lines to make things move a little faster
*Raffle tickets for those donating toys (I won a bottle of champagne!)
*2 drink tickets for wine/​beer/​well drinks
*Photobooth fun and Unilocal FUC Santa hats
*Veggie sushi
*No lines for dessert
It’s been a long time since I’ve been to a LA West Elite event, so it was great to see so many old faces (and meet some new ones too)!
Thanks to everyone who made it happen– Brittany, Katie, Nicole, and the staff at both restaurants!

Awesome sushi and tacos?: Check!
Yummy desserts: Check!
Cirque people there for IRIS: Check!
Drinks all around: Check! I only had wine. It’s a Monday: P
Tropical music: Check!
People dressed in the tropical Holiday cheer: Some check!
Photobooth of fun: Check!
Donating toys: Check!
Awesome Unilocalers: Check!
Cool swag: You betcha!
Santa?: Check!
Winning the costume contest: Aww hellz yeah!
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All the makings of a great party!
I came as Lili from Lilo & Stitch with Holiday gear on with a GIANT postcard strapped to my back of Hawaii. Win. I walked around the WHOLE time with it and managed not to poke someone in the eye… I think. But I won the costume contest! I totally forgot there was a costume contest. :P
FOOD:
Sushi — the sushi was good. There was a variety — ones with fish and one with spamlike ham. I liked the fish one more but I ate it all.. and they were served by Asians that could had been Japanese. I give places more props when made by actual Japanese people. I dunno… I have issues.
Tacos — I had a piece and it was good. They ran out before I could have my own.
Fish Ceviche on a spoon — the fish was SUPER fresh. Like fishy fresh. I was like whoa. This is fresh. I liked the fish quality.
Crème Brulee — Awww yeah. Good stuff. Creamy and so much flavor.
Chocolate soufflé — YES. Just yes. I brought it to my fiancé and he said the SAME THING. Yes. Just yes.
DRINKS:
It’s a Monday… so… I had one glass of wine. I’m boring. –_​–
Gave my other ticket to Javier, my buddy.
PHOTOBOOTH:
Love you Pink Shutter. Already wrote reviews for you guys.
DONATION:
I donated toys! Hope there is a kid who loves Family Guy cuz I bought a lot of Family guy toys.
CHECK INS:
Two different check in stations… genius.
COSTUMES:
Awesome costumes from people who dressed tropically Christmasy– JR, Harmonie, Carly, Andre, Javier, Bridget, and everyone who dressed up! :D
PARKING:
Valet — easyyyyy… $ 6
LINES:
It happens. People need to understand free.
IRIS:
The people working there were SOOOO nice!!! I loved how nice they are!!! I want to see this show. Playing til Jan 19.
SHOUTOUTS:
Jen H, John H (and his friend), Hanae K, Rich G, Chrsitine T, Cynthia Y, JR C (and Denisee C), Andre N (my car buddy), Nelson F, Justin Y, Jessica Y, Bridget B (LOVE YOU), Nicole A (LOVE YOU), Javier J, Lisa K, Val and Mike F, Trina Y, Vanessa H, Troy H, Ed A, Wan L, Chris T, Jenn N, Tiffany D, Marcus L, Mary C, Ratika N (baby!!!), Harmonie T, Anthony N, Samar and Reza, Jessica, etc. A lot of people!!!
Of course to Brittany B and Katie B!
THANK YOUS:
Thank you to Canal Club and James Beach for hosting us. I know we have a lot of people and appreciate it greatly! Food and drinks were fantastic!
Thank you Vendors for giving us stuff — Photos and potentially tickets to a show! Awesome!
Thank you Katie B for checking us in and wearing that scandalous swim piece!
Thank you Nicole A for being my boo for the night.
Thank you Brittany B for this awesome event! Loved the theme! :D
OVERALL:
Good times to be had by ALL!

Two separate check-​ins for a massive party down at Venice for LA west’s Holiday Elite Event. Good idea ladies! I checked in at James Beach and stayed there for the majority of the event. James’s Beach is definitely the more low key side of the party with minimal sliders and tacos. The drink options were well drinks, house wines, and beer, but the best part of the this side of the party was the PHOTOBOOTH!!! Plus with most the crowd on the other side, so I got to chat more with fellow Unilocalers instead of yelling around like usual.
The party was definitely at the Canal Club with live music and FOOD! The lines were long, but I made it out like a bandit with the trays away from long line. It was definitely nice seeing everyone in their Holiday’s best… good job everyone!
As usual, the CMs were doing a great job doing their rounds around the party and making sure everyone is having a fabulous time and I surely did, thank you!!!
PS. Two drink tickets were provided and all guest brought one or more unwrapped gift for kids. Happy Holiday Everyone, see you guys in 2013.

Mele Kalikimaka everyone! This Holidays at The Beach event inspired us to dress tropical and gave me reason to bust out all my old gear from my hula dancing days! Bringing so many pareos, hair flowers, leis and kukui nut necklaces for my friends to wear, I totally forgot my toy donation at home :(Luckily Anthony N. hooked me up with a toy to donate for the toy drive so major props to Anthony! It was awesome to hear that over 500 toys were donated to Muscle Beach Toy Drive.
Not one but TWO Elite parties happening simultaneously and across the street from each other allowed for party hopping in Venice Beach. James Beach was laid back and relaxed and we took full advantage of the short line to Pink Shutter Photobooth. Canal Club was lively with more food choices (Tofu Rolls!) and an awesome music duo of a steel drums and bass.
Can I just take a moment to talk about how awesome the live music was??? I used to play in a steel drum band back in the day so listening to the doubles player definitely gave me flashbacks!
As always, good times were had spending time with many of my favorite Unilocalers. What a great way to start off the holiday party season! Thank you Brittany B., James Beach, and Canal Club for the awesome parties :)

Thanks Brittany B. and Katie B… it is always a pleasure to get to attend one of these events. It is clearly obvious how much energy and effort went into this dual venue street hopping event. The initial check in was long but organized and went smoothly. It was a nice touch for those who remembered to bring an unwrapped toy. Upon checking in a Unilocal or restaurant volunteer candidly and cheerfully noting how many great toys they had collected for a great cause. A great way to start the evening.
Once in side the holiday cheer (sans a bit of civility) was in full effect and the place was buzzing. At the Canal Club it was shoulder to shoulder and people were attacking the food like zombies on fresh kill straight outta The Walking Dead. No matter if you had been queued up and had been waiting patiently. «Ohhh, that is the back of the line over there? Sorry let me just in here real quick.» … entourage follows and also line crashes… nicking a serious chuck the vittles. Those in line weren’t much better, kicking common courtesy to the curb by filling their plates as people behind them were left to needlessly wait even longer. Guess they felt emboldened after getting line bombed. It’s so funny to watch humans in action. Not much better than the Costco sampling experience really.
That being said, whew that feels better, patience was rewarded and the food I did sample was worth the wait. The sushi and ceviche station as to be expected were very popular. I gobbled up the tasty bites so quickly that other than noting they were roles and quite good, not much on the details. A crunchy role of sorts, and a couple wrapped in soy paper. The ceviche spoons were excellent and perfectly balanced. The staff at Canal Club worked diligently to keep things flowing.
Plates were in short supply at times so napkins subbed in just fine. I used this strategy on the pork sliders and the potstickers (both awesome)
There was always James Beach to retreat to should you feel the need for a short jaunt across the street to just chill and watch MNF or hit up the photo booth.
It is always great to put a name to a face of the people you UFC all year or just share a few moments catching up or meeting in person for the first time. It’s a chance to put the actual social in social media. Lastly a big thanks to both venues Canal Club and James Beach, for hosting the event. I hope your coming year is filled with prosperity, joy and good health.

Woke up with my Unilocal name sticker stuck to my forehead… MUST have been a GREAT night ;) Let’s see what I remember before those STRONG margaritas kicked in… live music, variety of food, drinks, Unilocal swag, photo booth, a lot of people, and a huge postcard floating around (congrats on the costume win, Laura).
I was one of those early birds that checked in, donated a toy, got the raffle tickets, collected some Unilocal swag… all before the food was ready. Started off at James beach but that was more of a chill area so I hopped over to Canal Club and it was definitely a party going on in there. The music was fun and upbeat and the food lines were not long… yet! I heard people waited an hour for food later in the evening… yikes!
I tried the duck quesadillas, potstickers, sliders, tacos, ceviche, sushi, and cookies. My favorite was definitely the tacos and ceviche on a spoon… mmm…I would go back for that! I would like to apologize to the guy with the cookie tray… we attacked the sweet treats… I’m a sucker for a ginger bread man.
I had such a fun night hanging out with Limzer, Troy, Linda, Javier, Nicole… and running into so many familiar faces. Special thanks to all the staff, they were wonderful. Awesome job, Brittany!
Happy
Holidays!

‘Tis the season, for some Unilocal festivities.
Sure the food lines were long, but the bar line was super short. I had the best bartender! Drinks were strong but food was scarce. Vanessa H. and I checked-​in at the Canal Club and made our way around. I stood in line for some brisket tacos and pork sliders. Then made my way in the same line to the sushi bar. I only took two pieces before making my way over to the ceviche spoons. But I saw some Unilocalers with plates full of sushi. I’m talking 7 – 10 pieces. Wow, don’t you know we’re supposed to share? That’s why those lines were long.
I ditched the line and then found the Peking duck quesadillas which were my favorite bites of the evening. I did get to try the fried crab sliders too but they weren’t my thing. Hooray for holiday cookies which were a perfect end to the bites that were offered. I hear that there was crème brûlée and chocolate desserts floating around but I didn’t see them. All in all a great holiday Unilocal party. Thanks to Brittany B. for putting together a wonderful event with 2 places to hop back and forth to. I didn’t make it over to James Beach because all the action was at Canal Club. Why would I want to leave?! It was also great to see all my fellow LA Unilocalers along with a few from OC make it to the party. It was great to catch up with everyone. Great job bringing in so many toys for Toys for Tots! Special shout out to Katie B. for checking us in. Thanks to the staff at Canal Club and James Beach for their hospitality. I hope we hear from the Cirque du Soleil folks about the 25 pairs of tickets! Congrats to Laura S. for having the best Holiday travel costume ever. I walked away with a cool Unilocaly Santa hat and a belly full of holiday cheer. Happy holidays, Unilocalers!

I RSVP’d for this event but got Waitlisted. I ended up getting the email to join only about 2 hours before the event. Luckily, Canal Club isn’t a bad drive from where I work and I’m happy I went/​got invited! I dropped by Westfield for toys at the Disney store and still got to this event early. This was my first Unilocal holiday party and it was pretty much what I expected. Well organized, great food/​drinks, fun decorations, and just an overall great time! Yes, the food lines were a bit of a pain but I think that’s just what happens when you want to include as many Unilocalers in an event as you can… and since this is a holiday party, you def. want as many ppl to join in as possible.
Venue — I like this spot. I do wish it were larger though so it didn’t have to be split into Canal Club and James’ Beach. I would probably estimate that CC and JB combined offered adequate room for our large party but since most of the food was at CC, most of the people were crammed in there as well.
Food/​Drink:
Sushi — Fresh, tasty. My favorite of the night’s food
Ceviche — These spoon sized portions of fish were fresh and tasty. My second favorite of the night.
Duck Quesadilla — Tasty. Great. Hmm. Maybe the sushi wasn’t my favorite after all.
Tacos — Fish. Guac. Tasty
Pot Stickers — kinda avg. kinda boring.
Soft Shell Crab Sliders — ok WTF! I didn’t know about this! I saw sliders but i thought they were pork sliders?
Margaritas/​RedBullVodka — so with the drinks, the bartender was pretty open. the drinks he made me were all good/​quality.
Gingerbread Cookies — soft and tasty. i haven’t had one of these in a long time. these were a great idea!
Chocolate Lava? Cake — pretty good. not ever chocolatey or heavy. also did not have that much melted chocolate flowing out of it though
Service: I’m certain that everyone working here is not used to parties this big. Still, they did a great job and were all pleasant. The bartender at the middle of Canal Club was really efficient. I never had to wait very long for a drink. Pretty amazing since there were so many people there!
Parking: There was a paid lot across the street. I didn’t see that though and drove the other direction and found street parking pretty easily. (the meters don’t need to be fed after 6pm)

Can never go wrong with a Christmas Event, not only did we get to enjoy amazing food, fantastic entertainment, but we were able to reign in 500+ toys for the children! How much better can you get?!
Canal Club was my favorite venue, full of live music, fantastic food and great conversation. However, James Beach had a great photo booth to enjoy!
There was valet parking, $ 2 parking across the street, or if you were lucky like me I found street parking!
I like the overall décor, t-​shirts hanging throughout with Christmas lights everywhere. The band did a great job as well creating a great atmosphere.
I did not get to try everything, however everything I did try was good:
–The peking duck quesadillas, rich but full of bold flavors!
–The chicken screwers were good as well and thankfully the chicken wasn’t dry.
–Sushi was good, simple pieces that were served, but you can’t go wrong with sushi as long as the fish is fresh
–The spoons were full of a pickled/​ceviche mixture, something that also had a crunch, but I had no idea what it was, different but in good!
–My favorite were the desserts, the Egg nog crème brûlée, tasted just like Egg Nog, delish! and the chocolate cake, to die for! I usually go for the savory more than the sweet, but not this time!
Yes, I agree with the others, the event was very crowded, I got lucky and was there early and was able to grab a table.
There were people dressed up as well, great ideas!
I think the staff did a great job! They were all very attentive and doing a great job at keeping the food going and the drinks flowing!
Thank you all for such a terrific event!!!

So basically the event was held at two different places across the street from each other– James’ Beach & Canal Club. You can go as you please to either one.
The event was held mostly at the Canal Club though. Food selections included gyoza, sliders (pork and the other option I think was seafood/​shrimp cake?), ceviche (my fav), sushi, tacos, and peking duck quesadilla. Dessert was sometimes offered but we didn’t get to grab any =(so many people= lightening-​speed hands to grab food.
There were a lot of people! Some people had really cute costumes on! The food was great, the people were friendly, great atmosphere, and awesome staff. There were also photobooths at each location.
Thanks Unilocal LA West, James’ Beach, & Canal Club!

Thanks Katie B and Brittany B for a fantastic event! I brought my friend with me who has never been to any Unilocal events before and all throughout the night, she kept repeating, «I can’t believe all this is free.» It takes a fresh perspective to give an old elite like me new found love for what it means to be elite.
It is a privilege to be a Unilocal elite and though the food line was long, there were other stations around with different lines (plus I always eat before events now so I don’t freak out if a venue doesn’t have enough food). Tipping is crucial to show our appreciation of the people working the event. I mean, come on people, would you like to serve a HANGRY crowd who has been drinking on an empty stomach?
The Ceviche on the spoon was fantastic and the soft shell crab sliders were out of this world. The sushi was okay and the cookies were delish. I was obsessed with my unimpressed gingerbreadwoman. I took her everywhere and finally gave it away to some stoners down the street while waxing poetic about my love for her. I loved the drinks, the photo booth at James Beach, and reconnecting with other elite friends again like Harmonie T., Andrea V., Erin V., Mary C., Greg R., Lucy Y., Anthony N., Eduardo G, and meeting new people like Jenn G., Craig and Felix, Jesse S., Eriko P.
And the events did do the trick because I can’t wait to go back to both venues to try out the menu and grab drinks when I’m in Venice.

What’s better than partying with awesome Unilocalers at a holiday party with a beach theme? How about partying at TWO holiday parties! The elite event last night was double the fun as Unilocalers partied at two fabulous venues: James’ Beach and Canal Club! My friends and I were all decked out in lovely Island themed outfits with flowers in the hair and kukui nut necklaces on us and we celebrated the holidays Unilocal beach style!
My first stop for the night was at James’ Beach. James’ Beach was all decked out with a cute beach theme. There were colorful holiday lights strung all around the venue. Festive was written all over the place! There were plenty of Unilocal swag spread out through the tables. Great stuff for Unilocalers could be found from the always usable Unilocal pens to the «keep yourself warm» Unilocal life black mittens. The bar at James’ Beach was on the first floor and here Unilocalers could exchange their drink tickets for some wine, beer or well drinks. Upstairs was the fun photo booth where Unilocalers could strike a pose with fun props and Santa!
My next stop for the night was at Canal Club, the second venue for this fun holiday elite event. While James’ Beach had a more «chill at the beach» type vibe, Canal Club had the hip, lively, «feeling like I’m in the Islands» vibe. There was live music going on here with some cool singing and steel drum music. Like the other venue, Unilocalers could exchange their drink tickets here. I exchanged my drink ticket here and received one delicious drink. Canal Club also had plenty of food all around. There was a sushi bar and several areas with different types of appetizers. I got to try the pulled pork sliders, pot stickers and brisket tacos. They were all very yummy!
I had lots of fun at both venues! The photo booth was lots of fun at James’ Beach and I got to try some sweet desserts in the form of very cute gingerbread men there. It was also at James’ Beach that I got to hang with my new friend, Santa C. aka the main man of the holidays — Mr. Claus! At Canal Club, I was able to eat some good food and listen to some great live music! At both venues, I got to have lots of fun with some great Unilocalers! It was great hanging with my favorite Torrance peeps: Harmonie T., Mary C. and Greg R. It was so nice to see Unilocal friends Lucy Y., Anthony N., Andrea V., Erin V., Christine T., Sarah M., Antho L. and Jen C. It was nice to meet Marthie D., Roland L, Jin Y, Jess Y. and Eduardo G.
Unilocal friends! Holiday fun! Beach style at two great venues, I could not imagine a better way to start the holidays! Thank you Brittany B and Katie B for the great start to a December to remember!

Ahhhh Yes…
Live music, drinks, great food, and Christmas spirit by the Unilocal peeps, made this an awesome event. The drinks were excellent as they had some great kicks to them. The margaritas were scrumptious, as well as the sushi, sliders and tacos. The food was delicious. It was great that we were also to bring a toy to help the charity cause.
It was great to see the usual Unilocal peeps Matt, Laura S (btw great gear and great costume win. Talk about a postcard! Great job as always), Nat K, Cynthia, Marthie, Michelle B and the usual crew.
Great job as always by Brittany for putting this event together.
Happy holidays Unilocal peeps!

HO HO HO Happy Holidays!
Thanks Brittany B. and Katie B! Another Awesome event!
Tip: Arrive Early!
There were plenty of Booths available. I snag one right by the sushi station, SWEET! I also scored a Unilocal Watch (yay!) LOL =)
Check out my Eats and Schwag:
The lines for the food stations were LONG! I waited an HOUR, Yikes! Big props to the workers and servers! They worked hard tonight!

Favs: sushi, pork tacos, potstickers and the fish served on the spoon (don’t know the name). I wasn’t a fan of the chicken skewers or the kalua pork sliders (both were dry and kinda bland). The crème brûlée and chocolate cake were good… Noms!
Thanks again CMs and Canal Club!