Boma and Ohana kids ?

[educator]

I've heard that there are alternative menus in both restaurants for kids. Our little one doesn't eat much at all and a buffet would be a waste for her. Is it true? If so, is there a difference in price from the regular kids' menu? What's the alternative menu include?

 

[Peter Pirate]

Very equal but probably Boma. 'Ohana has the contests going for it but aside from that it seems to be a more formal setting. Boma allows the kids to 'up and down' frequently.

For sheer entertainment my kids always liked Teppenyaki best, although I know you didn't ask.

 

[MickeyMonstersMom]

I've heard that there are alternative menus in both restaurants for kids. Our little one doesn't eat much at all and a buffet would be a waste for her. Is it true? If so, is there a difference in price from the regular kids' menu? What's the alternative menu include?

'Ohana lets children order from the menu for (shoot, the name escapes me now) - a restaurant nearby - Kona cafe, maybe? I recall hearing of children ordering the usual burgers, chicken fingers, or grilled cheese. I've never heard of an alternate/children's menu at Boma, as the other full-service restaurant is pretty upscale, but the buffet itself at Boma offers macaroni and cheese and other things for children or the less-adventurous eater. FWIW, those are my own children's favorite restaurants at WDW (ages 10 and 7; were 8 and 4 on their first WDW dining experience).