This is not your typical Luau. First off, and most importantly, its not served buffet style. You are seated at your own table and individually served a five course meal that is planned according to the area for which that particular segment of the show is about - Hawaii, New Zealand, Tahiti and Samoa. It's a smaller venue, so no... more

We loved this intimate 'plated' (not buffet) luau. At your typical luau, buffet style is what you get. But Feast at LeLe was a more romantic setting although families were there too. Every seat had an amazing view of the ocean and stage. Both the food and service was impeccable! A photographer was on site to take pictures and they... more

Best food of the trip, and we went everywhere good to eat. No weird pig thing, which was the only way we going to do this. Great drinks. Great views. Expensive, but they all are. And considering drinks are included, it worked out well. Only lua we did, but it has to be the best. Oh yeah, i agree the... more

My wife and I spent the last evening of our honeymoon in Maui at the Feast at Lele. Food was wonderful, service was great, and the performances were super-memorable. Totally worth it. The only downside was the photo vendor at the luau. Basically, expect to pay $45 minimum for photos, regardless of whether you actually want three prints (the minimum).... more

Food at the Feast at Lele was delicious but a bit too much. So be prepare to pace yourself with your unlimited cocktails. The cocktails were yummy and I got full off of it so could not fully enjoy my second, third, and fourth course. The food is very rich with cream/coconut so if you get nausea from these items,... more

Have been to Maui 6 times and this was my first time to experience The Feast at Lele. The food was good, and the show was also very entertaining. (I have also been to the Hyatt Luau "Drums of the Pacific" once, and the "Old Lahaina Luau" twice). The dinner and entertainment are well-coordinated so that you experience music, dancing... more

I was terribly against going to a luau because I didn't want to scramble at a buffet table or get seated with a bunch of strangers. I reluctantly booked the Feast of Lele six months before our trip and was already disappointed that we couldn't get a reservation on our anniversary day. In fact the lady overheard my conversation with... more

When researching Luau's I choose the Feast because they give you a table with just your party. To me, that was fantastic as I hate forced awkward conversation with strangers. Especially on your honeymoon. They tell you that check in starts at five, you can show up a little later than five because they don't actually seat you until 6.... more

You can read other reviews for descriptions of the event. I wanted to add a positive review, and note that this "sit-down" experience was much more pleasant than Old Lahaina Luau (which is just as good -- just different, buffet style). I have also been to the Luau @ Hyatt Ka'anapali and Smith's on Kauai. "Feast @ Lele" was the... more