Ohana

We’ve been aiming to eat here for a few years during our annual visit to WDW but can never get a table at a sensible time. Booked exactly 8 weeks ago and managed to get 6:50pm - perfect. We arrived a little early (for once the traffic on the I-4 wasn’t too bad!), checked in and had a message back to say our table was ready. It’s a nice location upstairs in the Polynesian looking over to the Magic Kingdom. We knew the food was all you care to enjoy but didn’t know how it was served - basically you get a salad and bread rolls then a skillet of wings, potstickers and noodles. After that you get bowls of individual items - shrimp, chicken thigh and pieces of beef in an Asian sauce. All of the food was really tasty and well cooked - we liked them all! Our sever wasn’t the best - didn’t feel

Great place overall for breakfast! It’s super easy to get to from the monorail, and I definitely recommend arriving hungry because you can eat a lot here. The food was delicious and there were plenty of options to enjoy. Our server was mostly nice, though they seemed to have a bit of attitude when we asked for more food. That said, the experience was still really fun. The characters came around to our table and even gave us hugs, which made it memorable. The price is pretty high, but the food quality and the character interactions made it a great experience overall.

My sister and I had a reservation for dinner here at 8:15 pm. I thought that the meal was really pricey, for $67 a person, and we did not have the best time in terms of service and food quality. Our server was Oualid, who we barely saw as we dined, but I noticed that he checked on other tables more frequently during our experience. I was not sure if it was because it was just me and my sister dining, and the other tables needed more attention, but I found myself needing more drinks and food, and had to wait longer. I got POG juice as my drink but it was watered down and did not have a lot of flavor, as opposed to the POG juice I’ve gotten at Boma. The food was lackluster, and we barely finished it, and I felt terrible that they kept bringing out food we tried and didn't like. The amount of

This has always been my most favorite restaurant. Sure, it’s expensive, but I’ve had great memories at Ohana and have never had a bad experience. The sweet bread and butter they start your meal with is heavenly. I’ve legit eaten an entire loaf by myself. The salad is good. The platter of noodles, pot stickers, veggies, and chicken wings is so flavorful and addicting. You’ll be asking your waiter for more noodles and pot stickers. Chicken, shrimp, and steak are brought as well. You end the meal with one of the best desserts ever…..warm bread pudding with vanilla ice cream and a side of warm caramel sauce to pour on top. Cocktails are great. Love the Bahama Mama.

What a delicious dinner experience at Ohana that I wanted to visit it twice on my trip! Ohana is an all-you-care-to-enjoy meal with preset items that you can ask more of at any point. The meal started off with the pineapple bread and the honey butter - oh was this fantastic and warmed and the salted butter paired so deliciously with the sweet honey. It was hard to share. The salad arrived and we were told the dressing was on its way. It wasn't until mid meal that the server came back with the dressing stating they had forgotten about it. We still ate it raw. This was where my hunger kicked in because I stopped taking pictures and just enjoyed the meal. Next came the noodles, chicken wings, and the pot stickers. Everything was SO good that we immediately asked for more. The noodles wer