Can you get Tonga Toast at Ohana's Character Breakfast?

[FairyDust2008]

I saw it listed under Kona Cafe, but not Ohana's. Also, I"m assuming the Kona cone is at Kona, LOL I'm actually trying to pick the right place to eat at the Polynesian. We aren't staying at the Poly but would like to walk the grounds and eat there. We are staying at AKL. Which is better? Ohana's Character Breakfast, Ohana's for dinner or the Kona Cafe? I also saw the french press listed at Kona. Do they have this at the character breakfast as well? I'm wondering if Boma at AKL has the french coffee press. Anyone know? Thanks so much.

 

[MariDisney]

I saw it listed under Kona Cafe, but not Ohana's. Also, I"m assuming the Kona cone is at Kona, LOL I'm actually trying to pick the right place to eat at the Polynesian. We aren't staying at the Poly but would like to walk the grounds and eat there. We are staying at AKL. Which is better? Ohana's Character Breakfast, Ohana's for dinner or the Kona Cafe? I also saw the french press listed at Kona. Do they have this at the character breakfast as well? I'm wondering if Boma at AKL has the french coffee press. Anyone know? Thanks so much.

Tonga toast is not part of the set menu at 'Ohana's character breakfast. Same goes for the pressed coffee. I would think that it wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility to ask to have an order of each from Kona brought over to 'Ohana, but I am sure you would pay the regular menu price in addition to the character mean price. (Just guessing here, I've never actually done that.)

We like 'Ohana for both breakfast and dinner. Both are great experiences and great food. I would say picking which to do would depend on your overall touring plan.

When we were at Boma I do not believe there was pressed coffee. If I recall correctly, the coffee was the "regular" stuff.

 

[daisy112878]

We like both and actually usually do both on our trips. Kona is more relaxed and this is where the Tonga Toast is which is really good.

O'hana has a really good character breakfast. It's a set menu. They give you pineapple bread and cinnomon rolls with regular brewed coffee and juice. Then a skillet with eggs, bacon, sausage, potatoes comes out. They also come around to give everyone Mickey waffles. O'hana does not have the french pressed coffee. Also the skillet and mickey waffles are all you can eat.

We like Boma for breakfast too. It's the only buffet we like to go too. And they do have a french pressed coffee (not kona coffee through) which is extra. Dh and I always order it but I can't for the life of me remember the price.