But We Haven't Lost Last Years Weight Yet! COMPLETED PAGE 32!

Hi Sonya & Tony!!

It was so fun meeting you guys on the Magic!! I only wish we could have hung out more! We'll just have to make up for it in 2012!! :banana:

Just caught up on your food report. You guys are so cute! Can't wait to read more! BTW, here in So Cal, we have Tony Roma's everywhere. Gus and I eat there every few months or so. The ribs are pretty ribalicious!! lol.

Chasity (& Gus)
 
Sign me up :) Sonya and Tony, you guys are way too adorable :love: Your reviews are aweome, keep them coming :banana:
 
Sorry again about the delays, this has just been a manic week at work! Will answer all your kind posts tomorrow! For now, on with the show!!

Well here we were, awake, and would you believe hungry again?!!!! :lmao:

We were going to try Earl of Sandwiches breakfast this morning, but, well to be honest, couldn't be bothered – a sandwich just never feels that appealing first thing in the morning! So food court at POFQ it was again!!! Tony had pancakes which he gives 9/10 to as they were very fresh. I had waffles with raspberries, which again was very light and fresh - another 9/10! I just love these things -can't believe I had never had one before this visit!

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Mid-morning was one of our favourite treats in the universe! Water park mini-donuts (Blizzard Beach this year)! Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm-liscious! We got 6 to share, and the best news of all was the cinnamon sugar was back on the menu this year. These are SO good. Is anything better when you are starving than hot, fresh donuts?! I give these 10/10, Tony gives them 8 (he was really grumpy at this point which I feel affected his judgment!).

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Is it me or does the top one look like a mickey head?!

Off to a new place to us for lunch – Wolfgang Puck Express. I have been dying to go here after seeing several excellent reviews. Huge menu to pick from which was good! I was surprised by how empty the place was – it was about 1.30pm and there were only two other tables occupied! The staff here were all really friendly and helpful. You order at the counter, and then (although it’s counter-service) someone else brings you cutlery, your meal, and re-fills your drinks.

We decided to share two pizzas - Pepperoni and Mushroom (mozzarella and Grana Padano Paremesan with tomato-basil garlic sauce) and Four Cheese Pesto (creamy goat cheese, mozzarella, fontina and Parmesan with Roma tomatoes, fresh basil, garlic-basil pesto sauce and sun dried tomatoes). Tony picked a cookie for dessert, and I went for a brownie (I had been planning on trying one of their famous – thanks to Dizneeat! – crème brulees, but I couldn’t face it after the two not-so-good ones I had already had this trip.

I really, really enjoyed these pizzas. They were good sizes, and the ingredients were really fresh. The bases were crisp and light as well. The cheese pizza had so much lovely pesto on it! I preferred the pepperoni one but it was close! Pepperoni and mushroom gets 9/10, and Four Cheese gets 8/10. I didn’t eat the brownie straight away – I think I had half of it the next day. It was OK, fairly moist but not the best I’ve ever had. Tony really liked the pepperoni one and gave it 9/10; he wasn’t quite so keen on the cheese and gave it 7. He said the cookie was just average and gave it 7/10.

Pepperoni
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4 Cheese Pesto
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Brownie and cookie
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On to dessert at our favourite – Ghirardelli’s!!! We decided to just share one again – such self control! – and after about a 20 minute debate finally settled on the Warm Caramel Sundae - Two scoops of premium vanilla ice cream layered with warm Ghirardelli creamy caramel and topped with whipped cream, chopped almonds, a cherry and our famous chocolate with caramel square. This was SOOOOOOOO good. Ooey gooey caramel sauce all melting over creamy ice-cream. Our only complaint was they were a little light handed when service the actual caramel sauce – we needed more of the good stuff! I was 9/10 and Tony was 9.5/10.

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Dinner was at Ohanas – somewhere else we have never been. I have wanted to go here for ages, but had to beg and plead to get Tony to agree. Let me start by explaining – he doesn’t like turkey, not keen on steak, broccoli is dull, wings are only OK etc :rolleyes:- all I could do was promise him that if he came out hungry we could head straight off to Pop Century for a chilli cheese dog;). This was finally enough to get him to let me make an ADR (I was always going to make one this year, but it was so much easier to get him to drive us there this way!!).:rotfl:

We had to wait about 20 minutes for our table, which gave me the change to try something I have been drooling over for ages – a Lapu Lapu – tropical fruit juice, dark rum and Bacardi all served in a pineapple. Call me a lightweight but this was way too strong for me. I only had half of it and could barely walk straight when we finally got called to our table!

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The first food to arrive was the salad (Mixed greens with a honey-lime dressing)– is it wrong that we really loved the salad?! The dressing was so good! We cleaned the bowl out!

Next was the bread – I thought it was supposed to be pineapple flavoured, but I couldn’t taste any – it was nice though!

Bread and salad
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Next were the Honey-Coriander Chicken Wings – proper wings with BONES in – woo hoo! These were really tender – I prefer hot wings, but these were good.

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Then we had the pork dumplings with three dipping sauces – one was hot, one was peanut – I don’t remember the third sauce but we enjoyed them all, especially the hot one. I confess I had never had pork dumplings before and I absolutely loved these – could have eaten another plateful.

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Then we had broccoli – not much to say about broccoli. I think we had a floret each to try claim we had at least had one vitamin today!

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The noodles then arrived – I have heard great things about the Ohana potatoes, and wish I had managed to try them, but to be honest really enjoyed the noodles. I love noodles at the best of time, and these were really well flavoured, and because they are lighter than potatoes I think it helped me manage to eat a lot more!!!!

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Then the meat started arriving! We said we didn’t want shrimp (we don't like any shellfish), which seemed to surprise them. We were actually going to try it, until we saw you had to peel your own – YUCK! I can’t be spending my night pulling little corpses apart!

The grilled Pork Loin was really good and moist, as was the Grilled Tenderloin of Turkey. The Sirloin Steak was lovely as well – the grill gave all the meats a lovely smoky flavour and kept it all really tender. I have just noticed Hawaiian Sausage on the menu, but I don’t think we got any of that. I had really enjoyed everything we had had so far . . . so what of Tony who didn’t want to come? He LOVED it – even the turkey which he always claims to hate! He ate everything that came (including the wings, much to my annoyance!).

Steak
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Turkey and pork (pork on the left)
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Still to come was dessert - Ohana bread pudding served a la mode with Bananas and Caramel Sauce. I hate bread pudding – even the one at Raglan Road which people seem to rave about tasted grim to me last year. Well it was a night for surprises because I just ADORED this – the best part of the whole meal! Really sweet, light, with lovely sauce, and really good with the ice-cream. I give the pudding 10/10, and the rest of the meal 8.5/10. Much better than I was expecting, and would definitely return. Tony says the meat was good, and tender, and the dessert was very light. He gave it all 8/10 which is very good when you think of how negatively he went into the meal!

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My only complaints about this night were the speed the food comes out. We were in and out in an hour! It’s certainly not relaxing. And talking of not relaxing, the “entertainment” left something to be desired! If that woman with her little guitar thing (ukulele?) had wondered past screeching just one more time I think I would have lobbed my lovely bread pudding at her! :rotfl:

Coming next . . . Captain Cookes, Market St Café in Celebration, 50’s Prime Time Café.
 

What is it about men and O'hana's? We have eaten here once or twice, but both dh and ds have asked we not go back. They didn't complain while they were stuffing their faces!
I agree about being fairly rushed too. So glad to see another report. We certainly understand about hectic weeks. :donald:
 
Yaaay! A great update!! :)

Hope you have a nice peaceful weekend. :cutie:
 
Thank you for your food reviews. I have an ADR at Ohanas and I can't with to try the bread pudding. Yum Yum.
 
Great update -- it was worth the wait!:goodvibes

We all hate bread pudding, too, but think that the dessert at 'Ohana is the BEST dessert at WDW! (It also doesn't hurt that you can ask for more if you want to ;)).

I'll be waiting for your next set of reviews!:)
 
Thanks for the update! We love the noodles at 'Ohana - hope they're still part of the plan in two weeks when we eat there. We have had the potatoes - not the greatest.

I don't like being rushed, and my DH has actually told our server to bring things out slowly. I think they just want to flip tables as quickly as possible. And, yes, the entertainment can be grating...but there are A LOT of DISers that adore Lipoa (I think that's her name) - the ukelele player.

We go to 'Ohana for the food and for the chance to hang out at the Polynesian. Kona Cafe is really good - have you ever tried it?

Thanks again for taking the time to post!!! :goodvibes
 
We love those doughnuts at Blizzard Beach too - we got a bag like you guys and polished them off in about 30 seconds! :rotfl:

Great Ohana's review mmmmm its making me hungry!:goodvibes
 
We booked 'Ohana for our upcoming trip. Its our first time dining there and after reading your review, I am really excited now!!! That bread pudding looks sooo good!!!!! Also looking forward to the dumplings
 
We look forward to the mini donuts every trip!! I love to get mine with the raspberry sauce!!! Great, now I'm drooling all over myself! :rotfl:
 
We booked 'Ohana for our upcoming trip. Its our first time dining there and after reading your review, I am really excited now!!! That bread pudding looks sooo good!!!!! Also looking forward to the dumplings
Us too! I was going to try the dinner show but after this review I decided to try 'Ohana instead.
 
Great report. Good reading while I'm in bed with the flu. I will read food reports while I'm bed ridden. Can't wait til our August trip.
 
Thanks for the continued food reviews. The pizza looks great, as always.
 
Great Reviews. O'hana's is on my list to try on our next trip.

I love the MYO treats at Goofy's and was soooooo disappointed in Jan. when there were no Reese's PB cup pieces. I was hoping it was just a temporary thing, but if you guys didn't have them either, maybe the change is permanent. Oh well, change is good, right?????
 
Sorry again about the delays, this has just been a manic week at work! Will answer all your kind posts tomorrow! For now, on with the show!!

Well here we were, awake, and would you believe hungry again?!!!! :lmao:

We were going to try Earl of Sandwiches breakfast this morning, but, well to be honest, couldn't be bothered – a sandwich just never feels that appealing first thing in the morning! So food court at POFQ it was again!!! Tony had pancakes which he gives 9/10 to as they were very fresh. I had waffles with raspberries, which again was very light and fresh - another 9/10! I just love these things -can't believe I had never had one before this visit!

P1020431.jpg


Mid-morning was one of our favourite treats in the universe! Water park mini-donuts (Blizzard Beach this year)! Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm-liscious! We got 6 to share, and the best news of all was the cinnamon sugar was back on the menu this year. These are SO good. Is anything better when you are starving than hot, fresh donuts?! I give these 10/10, Tony gives them 8 (he was really grumpy at this point which I feel affected his judgment!).

P1020432.jpg

Is it me or does the top one look like a mickey head?!

Off to a new place to us for lunch – Wolfgang Puck Express. I have been dying to go here after seeing several excellent reviews. Huge menu to pick from which was good! I was surprised by how empty the place was – it was about 1.30pm and there were only two other tables occupied! The staff here were all really friendly and helpful. You order at the counter, and then (although it’s counter-service) someone else brings you cutlery, your meal, and re-fills your drinks.

We decided to share two pizzas - Pepperoni and Mushroom (mozzarella and Grana Padano Paremesan with tomato-basil garlic sauce) and Four Cheese Pesto (creamy goat cheese, mozzarella, fontina and Parmesan with Roma tomatoes, fresh basil, garlic-basil pesto sauce and sun dried tomatoes). Tony picked a cookie for dessert, and I went for a brownie (I had been planning on trying one of their famous – thanks to Dizneeat! – crème brulees, but I couldn’t face it after the two not-so-good ones I had already had this trip.

I really, really enjoyed these pizzas. They were good sizes, and the ingredients were really fresh. The bases were crisp and light as well. The cheese pizza had so much lovely pesto on it! I preferred the pepperoni one but it was close! Pepperoni and mushroom gets 9/10, and Four Cheese gets 8/10. I didn’t eat the brownie straight away – I think I had half of it the next day. It was OK, fairly moist but not the best I’ve ever had. Tony really liked the pepperoni one and gave it 9/10; he wasn’t quite so keen on the cheese and gave it 7. He said the cookie was just average and gave it 7/10.

Pepperoni
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4 Cheese Pesto
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Brownie and cookie
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On to dessert at our favourite – Ghirardelli’s!!! We decided to just share one again – such self control! – and after about a 20 minute debate finally settled on the Warm Caramel Sundae - Two scoops of premium vanilla ice cream layered with warm Ghirardelli creamy caramel and topped with whipped cream, chopped almonds, a cherry and our famous chocolate with caramel square. This was SOOOOOOOO good. Ooey gooey caramel sauce all melting over creamy ice-cream. Our only complaint was they were a little light handed when service the actual caramel sauce – we needed more of the good stuff! I was 9/10 and Tony was 9.5/10.

P1020443.jpg


Dinner was at Ohanas – somewhere else we have never been. I have wanted to go here for ages, but had to beg and plead to get Tony to agree. Let me start by explaining – he doesn’t like turkey, not keen on steak, broccoli is dull, wings are only OK etc :rolleyes:- all I could do was promise him that if he came out hungry we could head straight off to Pop Century for a chilli cheese dog;). This was finally enough to get him to let me make an ADR (I was always going to make one this year, but it was so much easier to get him to drive us there this way!!).:rotfl:

We had to wait about 20 minutes for our table, which gave me the change to try something I have been drooling over for ages – a Lapu Lapu – tropical fruit juice, dark rum and Bacardi all served in a pineapple. Call me a lightweight but this was way too strong for me. I only had half of it and could barely walk straight when we finally got called to our table!

P1020475.jpg


The first food to arrive was the salad (Mixed greens with a honey-lime dressing)– is it wrong that we really loved the salad?! The dressing was so good! We cleaned the bowl out!

Next was the bread – I thought it was supposed to be pineapple flavoured, but I couldn’t taste any – it was nice though!

Bread and salad
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Next were the Honey-Coriander Chicken Wings – proper wings with BONES in – woo hoo! These were really tender – I prefer hot wings, but these were good.

P1020481.jpg


Then we had the pork dumplings with three dipping sauces – one was hot, one was peanut – I don’t remember the third sauce but we enjoyed them all, especially the hot one. I confess I had never had pork dumplings before and I absolutely loved these – could have eaten another plateful.

P1020482.jpg

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Then we had broccoli – not much to say about broccoli. I think we had a floret each to try claim we had at least had one vitamin today!

P1020486.jpg


The noodles then arrived – I have heard great things about the Ohana potatoes, and wish I had managed to try them, but to be honest really enjoyed the noodles. I love noodles at the best of time, and these were really well flavoured, and because they are lighter than potatoes I think it helped me manage to eat a lot more!!!!

P1020485.jpg


Then the meat started arriving! We said we didn’t want shrimp (we don't like any shellfish), which seemed to surprise them. We were actually going to try it, until we saw you had to peel your own – YUCK! I can’t be spending my night pulling little corpses apart!

The grilled Pork Loin was really good and moist, as was the Grilled Tenderloin of Turkey. The Sirloin Steak was lovely as well – the grill gave all the meats a lovely smoky flavour and kept it all really tender. I have just noticed Hawaiian Sausage on the menu, but I don’t think we got any of that. I had really enjoyed everything we had had so far . . . so what of Tony who didn’t want to come? He LOVED it – even the turkey which he always claims to hate! He ate everything that came (including the wings, much to my annoyance!).

Steak
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Turkey and pork (pork on the left)
P1020487.jpg


Still to come was dessert - Ohana bread pudding served a la mode with Bananas and Caramel Sauce. I hate bread pudding – even the one at Raglan Road which people seem to rave about tasted grim to me last year. Well it was a night for surprises because I just ADORED this – the best part of the whole meal! Really sweet, light, with lovely sauce, and really good with the ice-cream. I give the pudding 10/10, and the rest of the meal 8.5/10. Much better than I was expecting, and would definitely return. Tony says the meat was good, and tender, and the dessert was very light. He gave it all 8/10 which is very good when you think of how negatively he went into the meal!

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My only complaints about this night were the speed the food comes out. We were in and out in an hour! It’s certainly not relaxing. And talking of not relaxing, the “entertainment” left something to be desired! If that woman with her little guitar thing (ukulele?) had wondered past screeching just one more time I think I would have lobbed my lovely bread pudding at her! :rotfl:

Coming next . . . Captain Cookes, Market St Café in Celebration, 50’s Prime Time Café.

WOW how good does that Sundae look!:thumbsup2 (yes folks, I am the fool who didnt see the sundae's on the back of the menu...we were first timers, so can be forgiven...:rolleyes1)

Great review hun, I like the look of the brownie and the noodles look yummy! looking forward to morepopcorn::
 
I love that you eat all this food (and then show us pictures of it :worship:). The Warm Caramel Sundae looks good..I've been planning on getting one on my next trip :cool1:
 
Yummy update. So is Ohanas family style? I've never been there and really haven;t read to much about it. I think I mya give it a try some day.
 















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