Can you get take out at Ohana's

[JVP1]

Does anyone know if you can get an order of the bread pudding dessert
to go?


I was hoping one night I could go into Ohana's and get a dessert to go back to our room to enjoy.

 

[Missyrose]

I highly doubt it. 'Ohana is an all you can eat place, there's no a la carte pricing for it's menu items. Plus, Disney TS restaurants don't allow takeout.

 

[Sparkie]

I can answer this one for certain.

No. They will not let you order anything to go. Nor will they let you take your desert with you even if you have paid for the meal, eaten in the resturant and just want a single serving of desert to go.

We were too full, so we asked and were told no because it is an all you can eat type meal so what choice did we have but to stuff that desert in anyway.

 

[JVP1]

Thanks for your responses. I can't believe they wouldn't let you wrap it up.
Guess with an all you can eat people would take complete advantage loading up their plates.

 

[aubriee]

I can answer this one for certain.

No. They will not let you order anything to go. Nor will they let you take your desert with you even if you have paid for the meal, eaten in the resturant and just want a single serving of desert to go.

We were too full, so we asked and were told no because it is an all you can eat type meal so what choice did we have but to stuff that desert in anyway.

We were told the same thing this past Feb. We were down there with our 3 y/o GS. He eats very little and actually had only a few bites that meal (we're talking two bites of broccoli, maybe two noodles, and a bite or two of ice cream--that's it--no meats, no salad, no wontons, no chicken wings, nothing). We asked if we could get a small take out container to put a little of the bread pudding in for him to eat later and was told that since it is an all you can eat meal, that they could not. She even mentioned how little he ate, but still charged us a dining credit and refused to let us carry him anything out. We had to leave it sitting on the table, then got him something later back at the resort.

 

[jenseib]

We were told the same thing this past Feb. We were down there with our 3 y/o GS. He eats very little and actually had only a few bites that meal (we're talking two bites of broccoli, maybe two noodles, and a bite or two of ice cream--that's it--no meats, no salad, no wontons, no chicken wings, nothing). We asked if we could get a small take out container to put a little of the bread pudding in for him to eat later and was told that since it is an all you can eat meal, that they could not. She even mentioned how little he ate, but still charged us a dining credit and refused to let us carry him anything out. We had to leave it sitting on the table, then got him something later back at the resort.

I would've talked to a manager. You shouldn't have been charged

 

[butterfly71076]

Wouldn't it be nice for Ohana take out? I would go there every night and just get noodles, broccoli, wings, and bread pudding to go!!!!