WCC, Ohana or Boma?

[christinadei]

Help me choose. WCC, Ohana and Boma are my top 3, but I'm listing others that I haven't tried. I'm trying to pick my last dinner ADR and need help choosing b/t the 3. Which is more fun? Which has better food? Which would you pick for a family of 3 w/a DS6? Or you can post a better idea if you have one. We'll go right after AK and we have AP's so it can be in a park. We already have:

Chef Mickeys
50's PT
Crystal Palace
Ohana breakfast
Coral Reef

Thanks for the help!

 

[robinb]

Boma. For the same reasons that are in the other thread .

 

[tiggersmom2]

Another very enthusiastic BOMA vote!!!!

 

[DanaHesson]

If you do not like CURRY, you may have a problem at BOMA. A very large number of the dishes there are seasoned with Curry. I had to eat PB&J's off the kids buffet. My husband LOVED it though, and he normally does not like curry either.

O'Hana is fun, and if you time it right, you can watch WISHES. They pipe in the music, and it is very nice. The bread pudding is to DIE for

 

[ellenmiele]

We just got back and on our trip we ate at both Boma and O'hana and I'd say O'hana gets my vote. If you are coming out of AK it's a little farther, of course, but I think overall the food and atmosphere is better. Don't get me wrong, we did like Boma but the foods on the buffet are a little different so if you and your family prefer more traditional flavors it could be a problem. And I found the seating to be a little crowded and the buffet line tended to get long. But AKL is beautiful and the CMs were all wonderful.

But O'hana...ahhh. The Poly is so lovely and the ambience at O'hana was friendly and fun but not too loud and chaotic (like WCC can sometimes be). The food is served family style and the set menu included salad, shrimp in a sweet/sour type sauce, chicken, potatoes, veggies, and meats cooked on skewers. One comment - eating at O'hana is messy. The shrimp has to be peeled and the sauce on the chicken is sticky. They do give you stemed towels to wipe hands but if any one in your family doesn't like to get their hands dirty with eating then this might not be the place for you. And, as mentioned already, the dessert is spectacular - a bread pudding with vanilla ice cream and banana foster sauce. There is also entertainment for the kids during dinner. The mc is a polynesian women who walks around, sings a little, and leads the kids in cocunut races (sweeping coconuts with brooms around the restaurant) and the limbo. Lots of fun!

Dinner at O'hana is now one of our favorites and we will definitely go there again. We did enjoy Boma but I don't think we'll head back there anytime soon.

 

[christinadei]

We just got back and on our trip we ate at both Boma and O'hana and I'd say O'hana gets my vote. If you are coming out of AK it's a little farther, of course, but I think overall the food and atmosphere is better. Don't get me wrong, we did like Boma but the foods on the buffet are a little different so if you and your family prefer more traditional flavors it could be a problem. And I found the seating to be a little crowded and the buffet line tended to get long. But AKL is beautiful and the CMs were all wonderful.

But O'hana...ahhh. The Poly is so lovely and the ambience at O'hana was friendly and fun but not too loud and chaotic (like WCC can sometimes be). The food is served family style and the set menu included salad, shrimp in a sweet/sour type sauce, chicken, potatoes, veggies, and meats cooked on skewers. One comment - eating at O'hana is messy. The shrimp has to be peeled and the sauce on the chicken is sticky. They do give you stemed towels to wipe hands but if any one in your family doesn't like to get their hands dirty with eating then this might not be the place for you. And, as mentioned already, the dessert is spectacular - a bread pudding with vanilla ice cream and banana foster sauce. There is also entertainment for the kids during dinner. The mc is a polynesian women who walks around, sings a little, and leads the kids in cocunut races (sweeping coconuts with brooms around the restaurant) and the limbo. Lots of fun!

Dinner at O'hana is now one of our favorites and we will definitely go there again. We did enjoy Boma but I don't think we'll head back there anytime soon.

I'm leaning towards Ohana for all of the reasons you mentioned above. I think the food will be better for us, the menu has me drooling. I also think it will be more fun. BUT Boma is closer and I feel I need to do it at least once. I just don't know if it shoudl be this time, haha! But thanks for the advice - everyone! Keep the votes and opinions coming, this is a REALLY hard decision for me. I don't know why, all of my other ADR's came pretty easy. Okay, maybe not, I've changed them all a few times!

 

[soccerEAGLE09]

I'd have to go with Boma, we visit it multiple times during our stay and have never had a problem with it. Give it a go! I definately suggest the Zebra Dome Cakes Mmmmm!

 

[NeverlandClub23]

I picked O'Hanas because I didn't like the food or atmosphere of Boma's (too noisy and I don't care for prime rib or some of the weird -peanut-sauces or any of the soups). If you get a window table at O'hanas, it'll be less noisy, you don't have to bother with going to the buffet and getting your kid food as it is brought to you. And there are fun things for the kids to do (i.e. coconut races, hula hoop contests) and a semi-romantic atmosphere (while your child runs off to join the other kids ). WCC is just ok. We've eaten there a couple of times and the food was nothing to write home about. The pictures on the other thread make it look so amazing and the all you can drink milkshakes weren't that great. But just my opinion.

 

[NeverlandClub23]

O'Hana is fun, and if you time it right, you can watch WISHES. They pipe in the music, and it is very nice. The bread pudding is to DIE for

Yes, my Dad ate ALL of our bread pudding and by the time they brought us a second one all of the food had settled and no one was hungry for it.