The Shameful Tiki Room is Vancouver’s ultimate escape into mid-century Polynesian pop culture. Hidden behind a modest façade on Main Street, this dimly lit, bamboo-clad bar transports guests to a bygone era of tropical indulgence. Inside, the ambiance is rich with tiki carvings, velvet art, pufferfish lanterns, and vintage exotica and surf music playing on vinyl. The bar’s signature experience includes the “Mystery Bowl”—a flaming communal cocktail delivered with a dramatic gong and staff chant. The menu boasts a mix of tiki classics and inventive house originals like the “Day of the Dead” and “Hart of Gold,” alongside staples like the Mai Tai, Zombie, and Navy Grog. Each drink is meticulously crafted and served in custom mugs, some of which are available for purchase. Food offerings include tropical nachos, tuna sliders, samosas, and green curry, catering to both vegetarian and gluten-free diets. With seating for around 50 guests, the bar maintains an intimate atmosphere. Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends. Whether you're a tiki aficionado or a curious newcomer, The Shameful Tiki Room promises an unforgettable journey into a lush, tropical world.