The Tulalips Casino has long been a destination for tourists looking for fun in the sun. Located at the top of the Pacific Coast Highway, just steps from the Pacific Ocean and just across the bridge to Los Angeles, the casino is both the premiere destination for California’s amusement capital, and a great place for families. Since the Tulalips opened in 1931, it has hosted a wide variety of entertainers and shows, including Elvis Presley, Richard Nixon, Jackie Onasis, and many more famous names in entertainment. Every time you visit the Tulalips, expect to have an experience that will make your head spin with excitement and enjoyment.
As part of the casino’s annual “Dinner at the Tulalips,” there is a buffet coupon available. With so many different foods to choose from, it’s no wonder that this coupon is such a popular option. There are even some restaurants in the vicinity that offer free appetizers or drinks as well. Each restaurant offers its own special menu that the Tulala can choose from. Some of these menus include grilled chicken, fish tacos, pizza, sushi, and many other entrees. A couple of them even serve specialty drinks, so guests can pick up something with a little bit of a kick without having to worry about paying too much.
The Tulalus Restaurant serves up a special buffet every week called “The Garden of the Gods.” This dinner includes roasted turkey with fresh vegetables, vegetable casserole, roasted potatoes, Brussels sprouts, grilled vegetable dish, baked Alaska halibut, and many other delicacies. Each of the dishes taste delicious, but the roast turkey really brings the show down. In fact, everyone in attendance seems to have goose bumps on their necks. Other dishes that have become popular include the “Hangover Halibut” which consists of cured and grilled Alaska halibut with a homemade dressing and fresh fruit salad. The salad includes fresh vegetables, cranberries, blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, cantaloupe, cucumber, cantaloupe juice, fresh peaches, pineapple juice, mangoes, kiwi pearls, and apricots.
If you’re looking for a lighter alternative to the Alaska Halibut, try a shrimp cocktail. This cocktail is made with vodka, lemonade, cranberry and orange juice, grenadine, lime juice, ginger ale, and cream soda. It is light and delicious! Guests can also try one of the famous “Spiced Apple Cobbler,” which contains apple juice, honey, cinnamon, sugar, orange flower water, lemon juice, lemon and sugar, all served over ice. It’s a tasty treat.
The “Pork Belly Tuna” is another popular choice of food at the Tulalus, and is the only meat dish served during dinner each night of the week. It’s made with Alaska halibut, pineapple, lemon pepper soup, and fried green olives. For dessert, guests can try the signature dessert of orange glazed cherries with a fudge topping. These are just a few examples of the different entrees on the menu. Of course, nothing beats the “Green Tea Slices,” which is prepared with fresh strawberries, whipped cream and orange sauce. You can also find several kinds of ice creams, and sorbets.
Another favorite of guests is the “Rice Cake, “A” Barbeque,” which features white and golden rice cake with a peanut butter center. The “Crispy Crab Sandwich” is also great and is topped with barbecue sauce, coleslaw and cheddar cheese. For dessert, guests can try the “Fudge Apple Frapuccino” which features warm caramel ice cream, cherry juice, whipped cream and sugar. This unique dessert is sure to be loved by everyone in attendance.