Sanaa or Yak & Yeti??

[missmun52]

I am not adventuresome and did not like the Indian food I had at a friends house, but outside of that I have never had it. I cant cant judge the cuisine by this as I am sure not everyone cooks the best, but it does make me a little hesitant because the spices just did not appeal to me (the curry is so much different from the Jamaican curry I grew up eating) and maybe thats because I assumed things may have a similar taste to what I am use to having.

I have Sanaa booked because of all the rave reviews and DH is up for trying anything but I am wondering if Yak & Yeti would be a better choice for our AK day. I felt this way about Boma and Jiko before I tried them but I LOVE both.

 

[Belle5]

Easy choice for me...Yuck and Yeti was some of the worst food our party of eight has ever eaten at WDW. Sanaa was one of our better experiences (party of nine with my parents). My parents did not order a curried dish, but a sustainable fish that they loved. I will be ordering that or the steak dish when I return in a month. I dearly loved the Naan with the bread service (order only the Naan) and have fun choosing your chutneys/relishes to spread over the Naan (I think there were at least nine to choose from--we ordered them all as we had three orders of bread service).

 

[nolanboys]

We ate at Sanaa this past October and loved it. My husband had the chicken and it was delicious. It is diffeerent food, but not too spicy. In fact, there was an Indian couple next to us that was disappointed because it wasn't spicy enough for them. It's definitely more Americanized Indian food.

 

[Pakey]

I am also not a fan of Yak n Yeti. We've eaten here twice and I just don't get it. I'd rather eat at PF Changs; much better chain food.

I thought Sanaa was very good. The food was quite mild compared to the Indian food I've had at my friend's home. We were 4 adults and we split all of our orders so that we tried most of the menu and got every bread and dipping sauce for the bread service. We all thought everything was well prepared.

Service here was excellent; restaurant atmosphere was very nice.

 

[chamonix]

Sanaa and Yak and Yeti are not even in the same class to compare. If you just want a meal in a park, yak and yeti is fine. If you want a good meal, Sanaa is it.

 

[missmun52]

Thanks everyone. I am going to keep the ressie at sanna. Its nice to know that it is much milder. I am from Jamaica and we cook with lots of spices and things are often hot but I never had food so spicy hot in all my life until I had an Indian Dish.

I am really excited to eat there now!