The Chickasaw Cultural Center: Aaimpa' Café
Experience Chickasaw History and CultureThe Aaimpa' ("a place to eat") Café serves traditional Chickasaw dishes, such as Pashofa ("the Chickasaw National Dish", which is cracked corn), Indian tacos, and grape dumplings as well as burgers, sweet potato fries, sandwiches, and salads. All of the dishes served here are made fresh in our kitchen, just for you!
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Valerie Walters, Executive Officer, Chickasaw Cultural Center & Josh Faulkner, Visitor Service & Theater Manager, Chickasaw Cultural CenterHere you can sample an abundance of traditional Chickasaw dishes. Pashofa ("the Chickasaw National Dish") is made with cracked hominy corn.
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