sanaa or boma

[disneyred]

if you had to pick just one , which one and why?
my neighbor is going in july and she can only go to one and absolutely cannot decide , told here i would ask some experts opinions !! she is staying at the yacht club if that helps or not.

 

[hrt2hrtmomdeb]

I would choose BOMA. I'm not crazy about menu at Saana and couldn't get my husband to even consider anything off the menu when we were looking at it in November. He's very picky meat and potatoes kind of guy. BOMA has such a huge variety of many foods it gives you the chance to try different things without worrying if you're still going to be hngry afterwards because you didn't like what you chose. My husband loves the prime rib there. It's now one of our favorite places to eat. Hopefully she'll enjoy wherever she ends up eating!

 

[nytimez]

Boma does have a huge variety. But I find the quality of food to be far superior at Sanaa.

But it's really hard to compare... one is a buffet, the other is a "real" restaurant experience.

If you want quantity and variety, go with the buffet. If you want some unique Indian-influenced flavors, go for Sanaa.

 

[llqool]

Have eaten at Boma numerous times and Sanaa only once, but I was under impressed by Sanaa...very bland and not "Indian" enough. But Boma had a wide variety of different tastes -- African, Indian, Middle Eastern and American.

 

[Pakey]

We prefer Sanaa over Boma. I'm happy with the food at both, but overall Sanaa offers a nicer dining experience.

 

[cbg1027]

For me, Sanaa always wins out. The food is just fantastic and I love the atmosphere and decor there.

Boma is good, but not GREAT like Sanaa is.

 

[mountdew1]

Sanaa is ever so slightly more upscale than Boma. Much smaller restaurant, with a much smaller selection of food. If you like Indian, its solid but not overly spicy. Most of the spice we got came from sauces they provided on the sides. Boma has lots of unique flavors/foods unless you happen to have African inspired restaurants nearby.