Never had the breakfast, but we've eaten Ohanas many times. I liked it before covid. They had the meats on skewers and walked around like a Brazilian steakhouse. it just seemed fresher and more sauce back then. Still wonderful food and hard to get a reservation! Our favorite restaurant at Disney is probably Bomas :)
@@AdventureIsOutThere I'm certain that it will. I personally have never been to Walt Disney World but I'm sure I would love to and definitely would have years ago before my health declined. 💙🙏🏻
I just knew yall were at Disney. LOL! My favorite place to go. I have never eaten at OHana but I want to. Oh my goodness those shrimp bro! We ate at Cape May over at the Beach Club Resort 2 years ago and that bread pudding was food for the angels in heaven. It was sooooooo good! I started to ask you where Abbi and Micah are, but I read some comments before I commented and read your reply to someone's question as to where they are. We are going down in September and are staying at All Star Music. Being a musician I love staying there with the music theme. Don't think we will be able to do Ohana on that trip but we certainly will on one coming up at some point. We actually will have the quick service dining plan so we will use it for our meals on that trip.
Great review - perfect timing too! I'm staying at Poly in December and trying to menu plan right now. We will have the dining plan. I wonder if they would allow a special needs adult to just sit with our party and not eat. He won't eat anything they serve and I hate to waste the dining credit. He does eat chicken fingers from Captain Cooks.😊 If worse comes to worst, he can get to go from Captain Cooks and stay in the room with one adult. Maybe we could take a tiny taste back to the room for the sitter to enjoy.
Thanks Leslie! We did mention that you can request the chicken fingers and kids menu items for anyone. As far as being at the table and not being charged, I think that comes down to the waiter being relaxed about it or not. Hope you have a great time at the Polynesian Resort in December (we will upload more Polynesian videos soon).
My Whole family went to Disney in 2004 and Ohanas several times while we were there and the Food was Amazing every time and everything we ate there. It was a Totally different experience back then. Where is your alls other kids ?? Watching your past videos I was thinking you all have 3 kids ??
Great looking atmosphere and food! How does the pricing work? It says $62.00 for adults and $42.00 for kids 3-9 . I didn't see yall order individual meals . All I saw is yall got one of the two meal options. So was the charge $62.00 x 2 and $42.00 for Hannah ? Or just $62.00 for all of yall together? The menu says ALL YOU CARE TO ENJOY, so it kinda like a buffet?
It's $62.00 per person and I'm sure they charged the daughter as an adult. And yes it's all you can eat. You just request what you want more of. If you just want more noodles or chicken or steak you just ask instead of getting a whole new skillet unless you think you can! Lol... it's soo much food 😊
We didn't arrive to the Polynesian Village Resort with this reservation. This was a pool day at the resort and we just said "why don't we try Ohana for dinner tonight". There was a 4:45 & 9:15pm time slot available. I kept refreshing at the pool and saw a 6:15pm time slot open up and snagged it. If you are going to any walt disney world restuarant in advance, I would just do the same refreshing & rechecking as you have down time at work/home and see if you find a good time slot.
Ah, the famous noodles and bread pudding. Not for me. Don't like pineapple or coconut. I'll stick with Boma, haha! I love that Hannah went nuts over the ukulele music. Practice, practice! (But keep with piano, too!)
She got one for Christmas and has loved playing it at home. Ohana's noodles were great. You can get them at the adjacent bar and not get all the pineapple/coconut items that come with it!
@@AdventureIsOutThere I got one for my birthday when I was 11. I was so used to my fingers on a keyboard that I couldn't wrap my head around a fretboard. Only dabbled here and there. Great tip about the bar. I'd like to try the noodles, at least!
@@keyman6689 Hannah loves hers, she was playing it on the back patio while I mowed the lawn yesterday. I walked by the bar many times and noticed many times plenty of seats available you could walk up and just order their noodles!
@@AdventureIsOutThere That's so great! The nice thing about a ukulele is that you can take it anywhere and play. You can't do that with a piano as easily!
As a conservative to be consistent, one would never have anything to do with Disney meaning no Star Wars or Marvel movies/shows, no Monday Night football (ABC owned by Disney), etc. To remain consistent, you also couldn't order starbucks, shop at target, amazon, dick's sporting goods, own an iPhone or any Apple product, use anything related to Google which would include RU-vid, the list goes on. Ultimately one would have to live in a cave making all their clothes & food. We have learned to be in the world, but not of the world & to eat the meat and spit out the bones when dealing with unbiblical companies. I personally am not a fan of shopping at Target. I certainly don't agree with all their decisions and political statements. I would much rather browse the larger fishing section at Walmart. But if my daughters can find a modest swim suit they are more comfortable in at Target, that's where I am going. If someone wants to never do commerce with a business, I say that's their decision and as a pro-life libertarian I would support them in that. We live in The Smokies and will share lots of things we do here, but we are WDW passholders & will share our experiences there too.
@@AdventureIsOutThere Why don’t you start with the most obvious thing which is Disney theme parks. “ If you can’t do it all, leave it all “ mentality is questionable. Most of the things you mentioned in connection to Disney you can live without. If you can’t give up Starbucks for the purpose of maintaining your values, then you have a problem!
As a conservative to be consistent, one would never have anything to do with Disney meaning no Star Wars or Marvel movies/shows, no Monday Night football (ABC owned by Disney), etc. To remain consistent, you also couldn't order starbucks, shop at target, amazon, dick's sporting goods, own an iPhone or any Apple product, use anything related to Google which would include RU-vid, the list goes on. Ultimately one would have to live in a cave making all their own clothes & food. We have learned to be in the world, but not of the world & to eat the meat and spit out the bones when dealing with unbiblical companies. I personally am not a fan of shopping at Target. I certainly don't agree with all their decisions and political statements. I would much rather browse the larger fishing section at Walmart. But if my daughters can find a modest swim suit they are more comfortable in at Target, that's where I am going. If someone wants to never do commerce with a business, I say that's their decision and as a pro-life libertarian I would support them in that. We live in The Smokies and will share lots of things we do here, but we are WDW passholders & will share our experiences there too.
