
CANE TiKi Room is an exotic escape in downtown Paso Robles. Our inspired island and nautical themed interior space will immediately transport you far away to a tropical oasis, all paired with a island inspired food menu made up of Asian-fusion favorites like orange chicken, fried rice, Spam Musubi, Mongolian beef, shrimp egg rolls, chicken lettuce wraps, and so many more delicious dishes. The drink menu that features classic tiki cocktails like our Cane Mai Tai, Painkiller, and many other seasonal non rum cocktails that will please the whole group! Bring in friends or the whole family for dinner or drinks.
Hours
| Saturday | 4–11 PM |
| Sunday | 4–10 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4–10 PM |
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 4–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1240 Park St, Paso Robles, CA 93446
Phone: (805) 227-7113
Website: http://www.canetikiroom.com/
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Reviews
We chose several dishes to share. The Spam Musubi and pork and Shrimp Dumplings were both tasty but pretty basic. We also had the Orange Chicken, which was a good mix of sweet and spicy. The Spicy Green Beans had a nice kick without being too hot. The Mini Ahi Poke Tacos were also good, but again, nothing stood out as unique. Out of all the dishes, the Chicken Lettuce Wraps were probably the best and a generous portion.
The cocktail menu was impressive. I ordered the Taro Taro, which I really liked, but the glass was packed with ice, and I only got about five to eight sips before it was gone. At $16, I expected more than that.
Parking was easy on a Thursday. While the food was decent, I felt the service didn’t quite justify the price. If I went back, I would probably stick to just appetizers and then head to a local bar for drinks.
My wife and I popped in for the first time and were pleasantly surprised. The cocktail options are endless–fun, quirky, and full of character For drinks, we tried the Lapu Lapu, Green Flash, and the Scorpion (yes, it came out in
flames ). All three were refreshing and
well-balanced. On the food side, we went with the Pork & Veggie Spring Rolls, Chicken Lettuce Wraps,
Spam Musubi, and the Pork & Shrimp
Dumplings. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and surprisingly filling for small plates. But that dipping sauce with the dumplings..you could seriously put that shhh on anything. Absolutely
amazing.
We sat at the bar, and our bartender (the only female working that day) was
fantastic–friendly, attentive, and made the experience even better. Wish I had
remembered her name
This was my first time visiting, and overall, the experience was very positive. The food was great, and the service—especially given the circumstances—was excellent. Our waitress, Justice, did an outstanding job. She was managing three different sections: one with five guests, another with sixteen, and a third with ten. Despite the heavy workload, she remained attentive and professional throughout.
What stood out to me, however, was that while Justice was clearly overwhelmed, I noticed other waitstaff not actively assisting—some were simply sitting and not contributing. In a corporate environment, this kind of inaction while on the clock might be considered time theft. More concerning is that these individuals may still receive a share of the pooled tips, despite not pulling their weight.
Suggestion: Management might consider adjusting how tips are distributed or implementing a system that encourages more balanced teamwork during busy shifts. Recognizing and rewarding those who go above and beyond, like Justice, would help foster a fairer and more motivated work environment.
It has a real cool vibe, and a friendly staff… Although our bartender was very slow, and seemed to be a little confused about what he was doing (chalk it up to probably new to the job). We weren’t able to try the food yet, but all agreed it looked amazing. We only had a short time there, and we really wanted to try the Mai Tai. It was not a traditional Mai Tai like we were all expecting/hoping for It wasn’t horrible, just not what we were craving from a cool new Tiki bar… It had a lot of mint and half an already squeezed lime as a garnish. I’ve never seen a Mai Tai like that, and I’ve had many of them from all over the country. It was more reminiscent of some sort of Mojito instead of a Mai Tai, and we were sadly left wanting that familiar dark rum flavor, of the traditional Mai Tai. We will definitely go back, and try other things… Hopefully they add a traditional Mai Tai with the dark rum to the menu very soon. Until then, my friends and I will have to find another drink option.