On Wednesday, I went to Oahu for a meeting and the location was the Ko'olau Golf Course. It was an adventure trying to find the place which was set in the back of the jungles of Kaneohe. Some places looked like the road to Kapoho with the canopy of tall trees overhead.
When we finally got to the location, we were surprised by the beautiful buildings. We found our way into our meeting site which had the most fabulous view of the Ko'olau Mountains. What a pleasure for the eyes!!
When it was lunch time, we walked to the luncheon area were surprised to see a 6' cross suspended from the glass roof in the atrium. It became clear that this area was a multipurpose area and one of the users was the congregation of the Presbyterian Church. It was a good sign because the food was heavenly.
At the beginning of the line, there were four salads: tossed salad with four kinds of dressing, a pasta salad with real parmesan cheese, macaroni salad slathered with mayonnaise, and a fresh corn, tomato, and pepper salad with parsley. A great meal right there.
The entrees included grilled chicken with chantrelle mushrooms and a light gravy, and fresh fish cooked in coconut milk with a topping of namasu like cucumbers, carrots, red onions. Yum.
I am not much of a dessert eater but our waitress informed us that the bread pudding was the signature dish. I took a small serving and indeed, indeed...it was heaven.
Light, pillowy slices of bread swimming in a sauce that was not too sweet but definitely rich!! The blueberry cheesecake was delicious, according to someone on our table. Really good food and it was a location worthy of searching for. What a beautiful place to have a wedding!!
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