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OHana

OHana

Ohana is located around the corner from Kona, and is an additional choice serving breakfast and dinner.  Playing off of its name (Ohana means family in Hawaiian) food here is served family style (if you are unfarmilar with this, think of a home-cooked meal where mom keeps brining back more of the food you like to refill your plate).  There is a distinctive flair to the food, giving it a pan-Asian/Polynesian flavor.  Breakfast here is a character meal:  Lilo & Stitch’s Best Friends Breakfast! While Lilo & her BFF are the only guaranteed characters you can expect to see Mickey and Pluto joining the fun! Ohana currently participates in the Disney Dining Plan for 1 TS credit.

 

 

OHana

Melissa has created Chip & Company’s ‘Guide to Walt Disney World: Restaurant & Snack Options’ posts as well as chronicling her Disney baking (and cooking) exploits In the Kitchen. She also writes original articles about her experiences visiting Walt Disney World and finding Disney magic in her home state of New York. Melissa is a World History teacher and you can find her on tumblr. Oh & you should probably know she believes in fairytales.

  • Jane Neitz-Singleton

    Despite the challenge of getting reservations, the likelihood of a long wait for your table (even with ADRs) and the often chaotic nature of the dining room, Ohana is one of those restaurant experiences that truly exemplifies the Disney dining experience and that my family thoroughly enjoys. The family style meal includes something for everyone and is best experienced with a pina colada or 3 while you savor the “hawaiian” hospitality and entertainment.

  • Whitney Fendelander

    OHana is a fantastic restauarant! it’s fun for all ages! The adults can sit back, have some fantastic food, watch the fireworks at magic kingdom (if they’re there late enough), have a drink or two – and the kids can join in on some fantastic games and enjoy the same fireworks and food! It’s great times!

  • diane laraway-mcgee

    Love khans it was great for everyone, the kids loved when they brought the food to the table and they about died when they seen the shrimp. When we go back this will be a must place to eat.

  • MommaScifs

    We had a family reunion at DW, and ate at Ohana three times!! Twice for dinner, and once for the character breakfast. Everything was wonderful, and the kids (there were 8 of them) had a blast dancing, and following the line around the restaurant. Our second dinner was later, and we had a nice view of the Magic Kingdom’s fire works. Can’t wait to go back!!

  • Patu2k

    We had approximately 25 people for dinner at Ohana and everyone loved it so much. The wait staff was so friendly and cheerful. We had one with special dietary needs and that was pleasantly addressed. The food especially a great dessert and fun entertainment topped a great day for all. No one should miss it!

  • Maggie Madere

    My husband and I go to Ohana for breakfast on our departure day. Typically we use the Dining Plan and have one meal left for that morning. We love that we can have all of the Disney magic before we get in the car, along with a great family style breakfast that will hold us most of the way home. There is something amazing about the characters getting to the table that day. We get to say hello and goodby and leave feeling like our “family” (Ohana) will be there when we come back, waiting with open arms like family always does.

  • Patti Stough

    We visited Ohana this past September. It became our new favorite place to eat at Disney World. The food was all so good. We ate there for both breakfast and dinner although dinner was our favorite. My kids who are very picky eaters even tried everything and ate more then normal. Their bread pudding was wonderful! I tried to make it but not the same. The kids enjoyed the entertainment and coconut races. I recommend Ohana to everyone! Well worth the price!

  • Kimberly Baker

    We visited Ohana in July 2009 for breakfast. The food and characters were great as usual! I really enjoyed the mango orange juice. I didn’t remember them serving that on previous visits. I LOVE the Mickey waffles. It was fun to watch all the characters and kids in a parade around the restaurant. We didn’t have any kids with us, but the characters still made sure to stop for pictures and “talk” with us. I also love the view you get looking out of Ohana. But my favorite part of eating at Ohana for breakfast is that my favorite character, Stitch, is there.

  • Tristan Jeddrey

    We visited in September 2011, closer to the end of breakfast service so we could make it count for brunch!!! I was kind of worried that maybe we would get the tail end of the food and it wouldn’t be good. OH how surprised was I!!!! Yummmy the potatoes were a hit and the juice, I could have drank that all day!!!! The characters were so attentive, even to the adults! What a great time we had, we will be going back!

  • Larissa Anderson

    A late night dinner reservation wasn’t the brightest idea, with four young kids, but it turned out okay. our waitress was very friendly, and the food was great! And the dessert was AMAZING!!!!!! By far my favorite dessert at disney.

  • Lori R

    We’ve done dinner at ‘Ohana twice now mainly because we love the atmoshpere of both the restaurant and the Poly, especially in the evening. There is some fun entertainment for the kids if they are willing to participate. We all enjoyed different foods most and each found enough to be pleasantly full, our servers brought chicken and french fries as well as plain ice cream for the kids. Going back in a few weeks…

  • Amanda Johnston

    We visited Ohana for the first time in October of 2011. My baby was 2 and loves Mickey Mouse. Since we couldn’t get in at Chef Mickey’s this was 2nd choice. My DD11 loves Stitch, so she was very excited to meet him at Ohana. When we arrived, we were immediately directed to have our picture taken. It turned out wonderfully! It is the best picture of all of us from that trip. We waited about half an hour to be seated at our table. The server seemed to be very, very busy, even though most of the tables were empty. I think our ADR straddled a shift change since the tables started to fill up quickly as we were leaving. The food was very good. I think our table’s favorite were the potatoes. Yum! The reason I selected Ohana was to see Mickey Mouse. It turns out that DS2′s favorite character was Pluto. He petted him and loved him and kissed his nose. DS2 even tried to feed Pluto a Mickey waffle! It was magical. Pluto spent a long time at our table and DS2′s face was a joy to watch. As I mentioned before, DD11 was really looking forward to seeing Stitch. Stitch was a total riot. First he accidentally broke DD11′s pen and made a huge deal out of it. Then he played peek-a-boo with DS2. Totally hilarious. We really enjoyed our trip to Ohana. As an alternative to Chef Mickey’s this was an excellent choice. DD11 says she wants to go back!

  • Mcrbori

    We also did the character breakfast at ohana in aug 2010, this was my second time there and it was one of the worst experience i had at a diseny restaurant..Our buzzer never went off we sat there waiting for 1 1/2 hours..we finally went to ask what was the hold up n they said they were buzzing us for about an hour,,,ok,,,np…we were seated. Not even 5 min of being there a big bug flies out of the kitchen area and lands on our tablet..fyi,,my little cousin is highly allergic to bug bites she spent most of the year before in the hospital, so we r all freaking out one of the kind waiter finally came over to move us n killed the bug,,we asked to speak to a manager who we did not see untill we were leaving and all she did was not charge us for the kids meal, it was our second to last day staying there so it was not really helpful.

    But over all the food was not that great, and if your at the end it takes forever for the characters to get to you,,,but the waiters were really nice,,thats the only nice thing i can say about it,,,

  • sp0ngie

    Side note: We went in Oct 2011 for the 40th Anniversary of MK.

  • sp0ngie

    breakfast: We did the character breakfast with the Hawaiian sweet rolls and all the food you can eat. Perfection! Stitch, Lilo, Mickey and Pluto made the kids time wonderful. We had the twins holding Mickeys hands leading the parade through the restaurant. Great memories. This is a must do on the last morning you are there. Great ending to our trip.

    dinner: Tons of variety of mouthwatering meats and the atmosphere was outstanding. We could see fireworks from MK. The kids drinks lit up with pins from Tinkerbell and Buzz Lightyear. Everyone had fun. (Make sure you visit the beach at night as well)

  • Aimee280

    My absolute dream is to stay at the Poly! Its going to happen, I just know it is!!!

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