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Earning My Ears
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I'd like to know what the favorite items are on their breakfast and dinner buffets.
We liked it so much, we went twice on our trip.
Our favorites for dinner were:
Salmon (both the mustard and banana leaf wrapped)
Strip Loin
Pork Shoulder....all the meats were delicious
Lamb Stew
Butternut Squash Soup
Couscous Marrakesh
Spinach and Corn Pudding
All the hummus flavors
Zebra Domes
Bread Pudding
Cassava Cake
Malva Amarula cake...can't remember the exact name.
It all sounds good. Amarula cakes sounds interesting. I love Amarula, which is a South African cream liquor, very much like Bailey's. I heard about the zebra domes and bread pudding is always a good bet. Thanks. Now the question is do a book a 2nd visit?
As for being pricey, I've looked at the prices of the a la carte dining menus at WDW and it looks like I'd be paying the same if not more for an appetizer, entree, and dessert (no beverage) and there wouldn't be unlimited food and unlimited beverages, so comparitively speaking, it's not so bad. I'll do better in Las Vegas.True, but will there be "Bobotie"?I'll do better in Las Vegas.

I think the soups are the best part.![]()
but the soups are simply so wonderfully different.
It's nice to see that there are so many different recommendations which means that the buffet offers enough of a variety to please everyone. Thanks for all the responses.
But don't stop!Oh! Where to begin:
I love cous-cous and Boma does it well, then there's Bobotie with lamb, onions & a crusty topping (they make a breakfast version ot it too). I also like the watermelon Rind Salad. There's a roasted chicken dish which I like, along with the med. rare roast beef, you can't go wrong! I love the different salad dressings they have, I personally love cilantro and they have a spicy cilantro vinaigrette that is delish! As a family we are "soup" people and Boma's tomato is good but the Ginget Carrot Soup is fantastic! I love beets and they have a salad w/ beets, cucumbers & curry. I can get American fare anywhere so I love the diverse African menu!
My Son 13, loves Boma as well. I enjoy some of the desserts, I'm really not a dessert person, but for the life of me I don't know why people makes such a fuss over Zebra Domes! I guess that's the good thing about buffets, there's something there for every one. The only draw back, they are pricy in my opinion!
So, what exactly are Zebra Domes? I've heard so much about them, and it seems people either love them or don't understand why anyone would. I've seen a photo, but what are the like? Do they have a filling of some sort or are they just a sweet tasting bread?
We'll be staying at AKL in just two short weeks (OMG that's the first time I've typed that! Two. Weeks. Squeal!!)(excuse me. i lost my head there for a sec) so anyway, I guess we'll get to taste them and decide for ourselves, but in the meantime, curiosity is getting the better of me. What ARE they??
Gawrsh. Just reading this description made me drool a little on my keyboard. Hard to believe that it's been three years since my last encounter with these delicious little beauties... 42 days to go!Zebra Domes are essentially a Kahlua, chocolate, espresso, and cream mousse covered in white and dark chocolate ganache.

Zebra Domes are essentially a Kahlua, chocolate, espresso, and cream mousse covered in white and dark chocolate ganache.

Zebra Domes are essentially a Kahlua, chocolate, espresso, and cream mousse covered in white and dark chocolate ganache.
Now you see, that description makes them sound absolutely delicious, but to me, they don't taste like that all. They aren't bad but I pass on them, that way there's more for the people who think they're the "bomb".
I prefer the little fruit tartlets and I'm a coffee/chocolate person! To each his own, I hope you all enjoy them!