Boma or Sanna

[Fam of 4]

We have decided to try one of these restaurants, but I am not sure which one we should try. Any advice would be super helpful!

 

[jwfla422]

Been to both, most recently Boma just last night...we prefer Boma mainly because there are lots of options. We didn't love Sanaa like most people do, just not our "cup of tea". If you are very open to different cuisines then it's just the matter of whether you prefer a buffet or sit-down.

 

[smcabee]

Boma for the soups alone. I could those every day of the week

 

[samsteele]

If its your first time trying African-themed food, I'd go with Boma. Some fun things to try like babootie, couscous dishes, watermelon rind salad and soups but accompanied by beef carving station, salmon, cold salads and some kid staples like chicken tenders and mac 'n cheese so everyone should find something to eat. Don't miss the Zebra Dome desserts. I also enjoyed Sanaa. Indian-themed restaurant but spices on most (not all) dishes have been toned down a bit to match North American tastes. If you enjoy authentic Indian food, you may find the entrees hit or miss. If this is your choice, make sure to buy the naan bread appie as it is a highlight (or possibly the food highlight) of the meal. Go for the larger dipping sauce option. If family of 3 or 4 or more, you may be able to get a window seat and see a few birds and animals right outside the restaurant. If a party of 2 or less, you will be seated further back in the restaurant. Their seasonal fruit kulfi dessert is incredible.

 

[djock19]

We have done both, but Boma is a must do every trip!! It's so good!

 

[GreatLakes]

Both are excellent but I would go Boma (and for dinner, not breakfast) because it is a buffet and you can try a large variety of dishes.

 

[etail]

I'm with the others to say that Boma is a good first experience. That said we prefer Sanaa (big Indian food fans) and they have gluten free naan which we had thought was impossible...

 

[JennyDrake]

Another vote for Boma!