Opened in 1980.

The Hawaiian Village in Vancouver was also known as The Beachcomber, part of the Canadian chain of Beachcomber restaurants. It is currently unknown when and why the restaurant changed its name, but the style of the Hawaiian Village menu matches that of the Beachcomber chain.

The Hawaiian Village had two floors and was very heavily decorated with all the tropical foliage one could find.

The downstairs featured a bar, a few tiki masks, palm trees, rattan furniture and lamps, bamboo dividers, thatching, matting, and an area that was used for Karaoke.

The upstairs had some private dining huts and a separate bar area.

Mugs for the Vancouver Hawaiian Village were created for them by Erneli Food Equipment.

Closed in 1998.