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Dallas is truly an amazing city. Just 40 years ago, the land on which the NorthPark Center mall sits was rural farmland. In that short time, it has gone from pasture to the very first indoor shopping mall in the world to the place where our citizens can dine on the second most disappointing South Pacific-inspired grub this side of the hallowed Tahitian Noni Café. Tahitian Noni is still the standard bearer in these parts for bland, insulting, overpriced “food.”
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Gary Ruplinger on February 25th, 2007 at 5:01 pm
Ouch! I’ve never been to the Tahitian Noni Cafe but I’ve tried the Tahitian Noni juice and I don’t care how good that stuff is for you, I won’t drink it. It tastes horrible. I can’t imagine making food with that stuff is much better.
NoniGurl on February 23rd, 2008 at 5:06 pm
Ihave been to the TNI Cafe in Atl, And me and my business counterparts can vouch, the food of which we ordered was AWESOME! Some Shrimp wrap with feta chesse and a special mango dip. The Tahitian Noni Lemonade was great! And they were reasonably priced…$8 for a meal that will carry you for 5 hours! Different strokes for different floks. And no one complain’s about Starbucks overpriced coffee and cappuccino. The things they sell at the Tahitian Noni Cafe are healthy and great tasting. And although the taste of the juice doesnt bother me, for the ones that do,they have come up with new healthy natural flavors, still rich in antioxidants. Most of us are so used to consuming what’s damaging to our bodies and tastes great, that when we try something that’s NOT loaded with sugar and high fructose corn syrup, it tastes like crap. So I can totally dispute what the first commentary was because i’ve been there, tried it and still reaping the health benefits of drinking Tahitian Noni Juice.
Steven on February 25th, 2008 at 2:06 pm
We profiled the new HIRO beverage and people seem to really like it. We will see how the new product mix does but the company seems to continue pushing out products that are well adopted.