I can only pick two-Please help me decide!!!

[DVCJones]

I can't make up my mind between...

Boma
Ohana
Kona


Which two would you pick?

 

[disneygal2007]

Ohana both dinner and breakfast. yummy I didn't really like boma and never been to kona

 

[TaraPA]

Boma for sure, it's different (although with many traditional foods if you're not adventurous) and the atmosphere is great. There's nothing else at WDW like it. I'd flip a coin to decide between Ohana & Kona.

 

[atisikitabasket]

Kona and 'Ohana. We ate at Kona in Feb. 07 and feel in love with it. We are trying 'Ohana in December. Boma just doesn't appeal to me. I would read the menu and see which one you think you will like the best.

 

[dizneyrules]

Unless you and your group are adventurous eaters, I would pick Kona and Ohanas. We went to Boma's with a group of six and only two of our group were really pleased with the food selection at Boma.

Happy planning!

Ann Marie

34 more days to go...

 

[Anthony1971]

Kona and Boma
The food is better at Kona than Ohana although ohana has good food as well.
Boma is worth trying

 

[Redbudlover]

Kona and Boma. Kona's food is much better than O'Hanas - and it is quieter - OHana's is really noisy. I love Boma - they have the most incredible soup - and if you like salads, meat or potatoes they have that too. You can go exotic there - which I do - or just plain... With incredible desserts!

 

[Tink3Belle]

Ohana and Kona.

 

[Snow_White]

Kona and Boma for sure. Kona Cafe is our favorite restaurant on WDW property, every year it's consistently awesome.

 

[tink606]

My DH and I would definitely go with Kona's and Ohana's.

 

[dbmarie]

Kona and Ohana's .

 

[Princess_Dot]

I would choose Boma because it is different.
And while I love Ohana, I think Kona is a little more relaxing. Ohana is more like a dinner experience, with loud games and exiting moments. Howevor, Kona is just a nice, pleasent, and relaxing dinner!

 

[SmithFamily2003]

I have been to Boma twice now, and it is a little too exotic for me. I end up only eating the meats and dessert bar. Never been to Kona, but we absolutely love 'Ohana's. We now always eat at 'Ohana's when we got to Disney. 'Ohana's is definetly kid friendly.

 

[disneyworldluvr349]

Boma is great for a buffet, if that is what you want.
Ohana's has changed the menu since we have been there and things have been changed so I wouldn't go there unless you want a great view of the fireworks at the Magic Kingdom while you eat.
Kona is great for breakfast. They have the best pancakes. We have never tried it for dinner because it always striked us as more of a breakfast place. They all have great atmosphere so it just depends on what mood you are in.

 

[sugarpie]

Never done Boma, so no opinion.

I defintely prefer Kona over Ohana. My husband claims to have had the best meal he's ever eaten there, so he'd agree.

 

[grannyminnie]

Kona and Boma here.

 

[Shell0616]

Kona is wonderful. It is one of my top 5 for sure. I love Boma as well. My son is a very picky eater and he loves Boma. It's fun for kids to be able to pick and choose at a buffett. I loved the food there also but I love trying new things.

My vote would be for Kona and Boma.

Have fun!

 

[lovehoney]

Boma is my absolute favorite at WDW! I love the atmosphere and the great African/Mediterranean food selections. I've gone to Boma on my last 3 trips. On the last trip it was just me and DH. The kids aren't the biggest fans of Boma - Maybe when they are older.

I adore Ohana for breakfast but i just wasn't thrilled with the dinner. The wings were just too messy and nothing else was all that outstanding. The view of the castle is great and with fireworks it probably is super magical.

The kids had a great time at ohana dinner but it was much funner at breakfast with Lilo and Stitch!

I haven't tried Kona yet.

 

[jacksmom]

We love Kona! We eat there usually for both bkfst and dinner each trip! We also enjoy Ohana for either dinner or the Stitch character Bkfst! Boma is good, but not a favorite!

 

[kathie859]

Boma for sure....has an extensive array of foods from the exotic to the more pedestrian. There's truly something for every palate. It's on my family's "must do" list. I have an ADR for October trip.

O'Hana's can be hit or miss depending on the service. Kona is a bit more restful. But they're pretty much a toss up for me. We're doing O'Hana's in October, too.

I'd take a look at the menu's for all three and decide if there's something that particularly catches your eye.