Sanaa for us fussy eaters?

[MarkF0wle]

Thanks for the input.

We're doing enough eating out at WDW, so it will be in here, as we're staying in this resort for a couple of nights we'll be eating there and want to enjoy the place.

I'll let the wife have a look again at some of the stuff on the menus that look good, think the kid will be catered for no matter where she goes.

As clearly stated in my earlier post the chicken dishes look pretty appealing and nice from what I've saw, as did the ribs, just hoping for some insight into the actual food as opposed to not being able to 'like' the whole menu. It's a pretty expensive holiday and we ain't local enough to go every year etc, so trying to tick off a lot of things we would quite like to do. Boma as recommended is also appealing for some of the stuff I saw and obviously Mara has more easier foods to consider.


FD

The butter chicken is meant to be lovely. My Mum had this dish twice; on both occasions we have been. She doesn't enjoy spicy food, she eats only mild food & said this was delicious. I think in most of the dishes the spice is something that is added before cooking or in the sauce/topping so it's a simple request for them to leave it off & they will accommodate where they can. Enjoy, it's a lovely place. Look for the hidden mickey at the check in desk!

 

[smiths02]

Thanks for the feedback.

Maybe I was a bit over-cooking it when I said 'dressed up', just not like t-shirt and runaround shorts, running shoes, more a little nice top, nice long shorts etc.


FD

Mara is like a fast food place. So a t-shirt and runaround shorts and running shoes is fine. The Mara is close to the pool and people will be running in there with pool attire and a cover up on sometimes.

 

[fd1972uk]

Thanks guys, I think it'll be between Sanaa and Boma, although Sanaa could be the preferred choice, although will discuss with the wife, she might prefer the buffet for the little one.

Spices aren't actually that much of a problem, we are huge Chinese Curry lovers and also can do Indian too, although selective stuff - chicken is usually safe for us anyway. Hot ain't a problem too.


FD

 

[MrEVILdrPorkchop2u]

Our sons best friend came with us on our last trip. He is the king of picky eaters. He was really nervous about this meal. Turned out to be his favorite place. He was trying everyones meals and couldn't get enough!