Our inspiring mural welcomes all

Welcome to one of the largest enclosed restaurant venues on the island of Oahu! This 24,400 square foot grand dining hall features a majestic mural, extending nearly 8,000 square feet, which complements the storytelling aspects of our daytime activities and evening show experiences. The mural’s colorful depictions represent Hawaiian Aliˈi royalty welcoming our guests to the feast, as they are joined by the cultures of Samoa, Aotearoa, Fiji, Tonga, and Tahiti.

Guests will also recognize many historical figures and contemporary icons that have helped shape Hawaii. Look for Father Damien and George Q. Cannon, heroic leaders of famed the leper colony on the island of Molokai; the migrant workers of Asia and Azores of Portugal; and if you look REALLY hard, you might just find one of the most famous rock and roll stars of the 50s and 60s who loved visiting the Polynesian Cultural Center on many, many occasions.

Also note the sixty-eight massive pillars patterned after Koa logs, adorned with shell torches, along with the giant doors, each measure 12 feet tall by 6 feet wide.

Welcome to Polynesia! We are honored you came to visit us.