Boma?

[Sharron379]

I have an ADR for Boma on a Sunday night. I know the menu changes but I was wondering if anyone knew what the Sunday menu is? I am actually considering changing our resi to the 1900 Park Fare for dinner! But I wanted to try something different so we went with Boma. I have heard mix reviews. So any pics or reviews of Boma would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Sharron

 

[TillyMarigold]

The Sunday menu is Chef's Choice.

 

[candielips]

Sun does not have a set menu like the rest of the week. It will be a mix and you can't be sure of what you are going to get. So if you feel adventurous go for it! But if you like the idea of knowing ahead of time what is going to be on the menu, go another day or book another restaurant.

 

[Dizny Dad]

. . . . . . I am actually considering changing our resi to the 1900 Park Fare for dinner! . . . . . .

You were kidding, right?

1900 Park Fare - Roast beef, pork roast, fish, mac & cheese, salads, etc. A small buffet at best. Lots and lots of kids, Cinderella & Sisters, noise.

Boma - Roast Beef, Ribs, fish, multiple meat dishes with "Afritude", large salad choice area, hot dishes with common and exotic themes, long dessert area. Kids, some noise, but lots and lots of choices, great buffet!

I have been to both more than once. I just couldn't face eating at 1900 Park Fare again. Boma has its pluses and minuses, but hands down a better "choices" experience when it comes to comparing the prices.

You were kidding, right?

 

[JoePa4Ever]

We've been to both Boma & 1900 Park Fare for dinner. Most people love Boma - we're one of the very few who do not. If we had to pick between the two we would easily choose 1900 - not that the food there is that great either, but at least you don't have to contend with the "flavors of Africa" fare at Boma. At least at 1900 there are characters - of which, the stepsisters are quite entertaining!