Boma, Jiko...what should we do?

[chip1]

We are planning our 12/02 trip. I've read a lot about both Jiko and Boma's. We were thinking we'd do Jiko for dinner one night and Boma's for breakfast. Your thoughts???

 

[Disney_Girl10]

They are both nice probably Jiko!

 

[jennymouse]

We'll be there in October and was having the same delima. At first I had dinner at Jiko one night and breakfast at Boma one morning. However, I kept reading good reports on Boma dinner so I had to book one of those too! I'll let you know how they were when we return!

 

[Magic2000]

We've eaten about 4 or 5 times now at BOMAs, for dinner, and we LOVE it!! Haven't tried it for breakfast - but the dinner is awesome! Be sure to save room for the zebra domes!!

 

[kiahrah]

Boma is buffet style - and the variety is awesome. You can take a little bit of something and if you like it - you can go back for more. There is an opportunity to try all sorts of foods that you may not have ever had - nummy nummy

 

[TammiMcMan]

chip1,

In my opinion, it depends on whether you're bringing children. DH and I had a wonderful, romantic dinner at Jiko's. I know that my kids would not have been happy with the choices though and for those prices, I would have cried if they didn't clean their plates.

We both had the oak grilled tendorloin over mac & cheese. It was out of this world. So tender, we could cut it with a butter knife. I had every intention of pushing the mac & cheese to the side of my plate, but I'm not embarassed to say that by the end of my meal, I was licking the plate. Good stuff!

Tammi

 

[Uncleromulus]

This is how we always do it--Jiko for a nice table service dinner, Boma for the breakfast buffet.
I hear the braised lamb shank at Jiko is quite good--tho I usually get that aforementiond tenderloin!!!