1) $40 for (excellent) soup is ridiculous.
2) Terrible food-to-dollar value.
3) Employees and food critics also agree it is below average.
4) Strange: Golden Corral has more selections, and just $10.
NOTE: When we went, we asked the waiter what was good.
He said soup-soup-soup.
"We have 15 soups with 5 each day."
"Forget everything else, and just do soup!"
"We do meat and veggies poorly."
He was right on three counts.
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Our Ratings of Boma: (9/14/2011)
. . . food price value: D
. . . food quality: C
. . . food quantity per serving: A
. . . food prep speed: A
. . . food selection: B
. . . seating quantity: B
. . . seating comfort: B
. . . eatery atmosphere: D
. . . eatery convenience: C
. . . staff friendliness: C
. . . staff attentiveness: B
. . . character interaction: n/a
NOTE: Boma is an outstanding buffet for breakfast.
For dinner it's below average and worth passing by.
African and Middle Eastern foods are typically spiced
with cinnamon, vanilla, nutmeg, cardamom, etc, which
can make food appear sweet to the taste buds.If doing
dinner, go for the soups, and leave the meats, the
salads, and the desserts for someone else. There now
are fifteen different soups at five per night. Bring out
the ear plugs, as it does get moisy.