Hawaiian Gardens Restructured for Better
The Hawaiian Gardens, whose humble beginnings in 1997 is now a far cry compared to its majestic state today, is currently undergoing some renovations. Kenna James of Bluff Magazine discusses the aesthetic and technological improvements the said casino has undergone in one of her articles titled “Poker Explodes at Hawaiian Gardens - An Undiscovered Goldmine.”
An avid supporter of the Hawaiian Gardens because of the casino’s excellent customer service, James revealed that the Hawaiian Gardens is in the process of installing an electronic communications system to reduce the noise level in the casino. The said system will eliminate customers’ need to yell for assistance from the casino’s staff when requesting for chips, food service, and game selection; food servers and chip runners will be issued with standard pagers that will be used to direct them to the person requesting their services.
James also praised the food served at the Hawaiian Gardens. The casino boasts of a wide variety of sumptuous food.
James credits the transformation and remarkable growth of the Hawaiian Gardens to General Manager Ron Sarabi, a Syrian-born American businessman who worked hard to pave his way to success. An advocate for responsible gaming in the casino industry, Ron Sarabi is also active in community development. Among his charitable efforts include donations to the Sage Hill School Charity Auction and the Pegasus School in Huntington Beach.
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Ron Sarabi is a casino owner.
