Ohana, no kids menu right?

[dvcdisney]

Well, it won't happen again. DH and I were taken off guard and didn't say anything at the time. Just looked at him like, huh? But next time we will be ready if it happens again.


Sandra

I know what you mean. When someone does something that is so unexpected, you are in awe. It's difficult to even comprehend what they just did.

I hate to admit it, but when things like that happen, I am the same way. My mind doesn't automatically object. But after a few minutes and when I've thought it over, I become quite upset. Then my husband has to calm me down and have a talk with the manager. He doesn't really want me to go because I'm so upset and he knows I would not be calm about it.

 

[dvcdisney]

By the way, if your question was about the DDP and whether at Ohana's your children would have to order from the child's menu. The answer is NO. They can eat what they serve. I think the child's menu is there for children who don't want to eat the food.

I know for my daughter, we get her the kid's DDP and I pay particular attention to the TS child's menu to make sure that she can get something. My children eat adult type food. So we have been getting the adult DDP for my son since he was 6.

 

[Brian Noble]

We encountered no resistance recently, but we didn't think to order some chicken fingers for the youngest until the appetizers came out and he didn't want any of it.

So, we could have had "that guy" and never known it!

 

[Kimberly Hill]

We were offered a child's menu 2 years ago but she ate the adult food with relish. Well, when she wasn't playing games. She loves O'hana!