What are their ages? My girls are 7 & 9 now. We've eaten at O'hana since they were in diapers. They are just now starting to get into the "games" portion of the meal. They have hula hoop contests and coconut races (push a coconut across the room with a broom stick). I think they had the limbo also. The food is awesome if you like Asian/polynesian food. They serve family style, when you want more of a dish they bring it to your table for you. Start out with a lazy susan tray with salad with asian type oil/vinegar dressing, pot stickers which are like little fried dumplings, honey ginger glazed chicken wings, fried rice. They used to serve lo-mein but the pst few years it's been the ricce, which is very good. The meats are brought out on skewers hot from the fire. Steak, pork loin, sausage, turkey, each a little larger than bite size. Oh, yes, there's shrimp too, have to peel it though. ALl quite tasty without being overly spicy for young guests. My girls love the food. It just keeps coming. Grilled pineapple with warm caramel sauce for dessert is included, more desserts are available to purchase, who has room though? Our servers have always been friendly and attentive. The tab with tip for us if I remember correctly (2 adults, two children) was about $75. Reasonable for a sit down meal of that size. I have never had to ask but I've seen other posters say that if your chilren are picky eaters they can order off the kids menu from Kona Cafe also.
There are no characters at dinner, however. If you need a character meal, I recommend Chef Mickeys at the Contemporary and we have also done 1900 Park Fare at the Floridian. It's been ages since we did PF, both girls were a little intimidated by Capt. Hook and the Beast, both were quite large. The characters may have changed by now. They adored the Princess breakfast that GF used to put on. Princesses spent a lot of time with each child.
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