Lau Yee Chai, Honolulu 1930s Clark's Also on the poster were

Also on the poster were the words Le Pneu Michelin Boit L’obstacle – Michelin Tires Drink The Obstacle – this is roughly translated into: 'Michelin tires leave the competition in the dust

William Howard Taft

No doubt this is where hotel guests refreshed themselves after a long day of dipping in their personal plunge pool

Chef Victor Hirtzler reproduced this bill of fare in The Hotel St

near Houston Street

Lau Yee Chai, Honolulu 1930s Clark's Also on the poster were'''Me, PY Chong!" he brashly called himself. And so he was known far and wide, the original owner and chef of the world famous Waikiki Lau Yee Chai restaurant, which opened in 1929, at the corner of Kuhio and Kalakaua Avenues. According to the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center, " its elaborate, classical Chinese architecture stood out in the Waikiki landscape, effectively attracting mainland tourists to its door". "My dad was a waiter at the