Ohana vs Kona for Dinner

[drommer0]

What would be better for dinner Ohana or Kona?

 

[kxs401]

That depends on so much! What kind of atmosphere are you looking for? Who's in your party? Any kids? Are you big eaters? Does a meal with lots of smoked meat appeal? Have you looked at the Kona menu, and if so, have you found things you'd like to order?

Personally, I prefer Kona, but that's because I don't eat enough in one sitting to make an all-you-can-eat worth it, plus I love the Tuna Oscar at Kona. It's all a matter of opinion, though!

 

[mamasha]

I vote for Kona. I know people LOVE Ohana but it was way too rushed for me. I was enjoying my salad and bam...wings, noodles, veggies....oh boy here comes meat! I guess it was ok but nothing really good(just my opinion)except that salad!

 

[drommer0]

There are 3 people in our party all adults, and we all like to try new foods. We would prefer a quieter atmosphere, but that's not a really big deal.

 

[OKW Lover]

Since you're looking for a quieter atmosphere the answer can only be Kona. 'Ohana is a very noisy dinner with things like coconut races and hula hoop contests going on during the meal.

 

[GovieMom]

We've tried 'Ohana twice, and the second time the meats tasted much smokier ... in a bad way. Like they were injected with Liquid Smoke, or lighter fluid, or something. Ewwww. We much preferred our meals at Kona.

 

[imortalcandy]

We go to Ohanas and Kona every trip. I say if you do Ohanas for dinner then only eat a lite breakfast because there is so much good food. I prefer Kona for lunch

 

[Tam1067]

Neither place is quiet. 'Ohana is rowdy with coconut races, hula dancing, and a microphone wielding hostess. Kona is noisy because it's open to the Poly lobby.

We have had lunch and dinner several times at Kona, and we've had dinner three times at 'Ohana.

We prefer 'Ohana for dinner. We've had a few disappointing meals at Kona as well as some pretty lousy service there as well.

'Ohana is in my view very "Disney." Silly, loud, kind of cheesy (though I don't believe they serve cheese any longer!) and usually good though not gourmet food.

I think Kona is better for lunch than it is for dinner. It is more ambitious in its menu, but in my book, the quality is not consistent.