Ooooooooooooohhhhhhh that meal was nasty-by-gasty!!!
With the exception of the acorn squash soup. The meat was gross, the sides were gross, it was so expensive and I could hardly stand to eat it!
Here is why I think it was gross. I think it was just too exotic for me. There was just something added to everything (even the prime rib) that gave it a flavor that I did NOT like.
Also, didn't like the atmosphere. Felt like Luby's. Tables too close together, dirty carpet, bright glaring lights.
I did, however, scrape the bottom of the bowl of soup it was soooo good, but not worth $100!
With the exception of the acorn squash soup. The meat was gross, the sides were gross, it was so expensive and I could hardly stand to eat it!Here is why I think it was gross. I think it was just too exotic for me. There was just something added to everything (even the prime rib) that gave it a flavor that I did NOT like.
Also, didn't like the atmosphere. Felt like Luby's. Tables too close together, dirty carpet, bright glaring lights.
I did, however, scrape the bottom of the bowl of soup it was soooo good, but not worth $100!
I felt like the scum of the earth for thinking it was gross - I know it is so hugely popular especially on the DIS and gets good reviews all the time!!
- it was gross...
. You tell it like it is, I like that
. But I agree, the dinner just isn't for us, we went for the Jiko tour and they brought us thru it, and nothing turned me on (except for the yummy kids mac and cheese, now who doesn't love that). Thanks for the laugh tonight.



I will always try something the first time, anyway. Boma isn't my cup of tea. I consider the experience one I'm glad I had, after all, I was at WDW
and there are still so many more WDW eateries yet to visit. For those that love Boma, it is a part of their WDW experience. For us that don't, it's one less restaurant in our list of things to try. Hope it didn't make your trip less than magical 