Ohana is a popular family-style restaurant located in Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort at Walt Disney World in Florida.
The restaurant is inspired by the Hawaiian concept of ohana, meaning “family,” and serves up a variety of Polynesian-inspired dishes.
Guests can enjoy a dinner experience that begins with a warm welcome and a Hawaiian-style welcome lei, followed by a meal that features all-you-care-to-enjoy dishes served family-style.
In addition to the delicious food, Ohana boasts stunning views of the Magic Kingdom fireworks display, which guests can enjoy from their seats in the restaurant. This paired with the live ukelele entertainment while you dine is what makes Ohana one of the best places to dine in Walt Disney World.
Menu
Menu items include grilled steak, chicken, and shrimp skewers, pork dumplings, noodles, stir-fried vegetables, and a bread pudding dessert. Ohana also serves breakfast, which features a character experience with Lilo and Stitch.
Short Review
O’hana Dinner – All You Care to Eat
Ohana really lives up to its hype. The food is delicious and bountiful, which is always a bonus. But we need to talk about this bread pudding. Dessert at Ohana should not be considered an afterthought. No, no, no, save room! In fact, eat lightly through dinner for the bread pudding!
It is a coconut pineapple bread base that has been baked in a custard with bananas. Then it is served warm with a scoop of ice cream on top, and lastly a Cast Member will pour a hot pitcher of caramel sauce on top.
Are you drooling yet?
See the link to our full review below.
Reservations
O’hana’s Wood Fired Oven
Reservations are highly recommended for Ohana, and can be made up to 60 days in advance by calling Disney Dining or booking online through the My Disney Experience app. Ohana is one of Walt Disney World’s most popular restaurants, so reservations fill up fast!
If you are unable to snag a reservation 60 days out, don’t fret! Check back for reservations 3 days before your trip and even the day of! We find that a lot of people are so excited to see a reservation at Ohana that they book it right away and end up canceling it later.
See this related content:
- Ohana: Dinner Review at Disneys Polynesian Village Resort
- Disneys Polynesian Village Resort
- Advance Dining Reservations Ultimate Guide
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This article was written by Erin Schreiver and reviewed by Steve Bell, founder of Military Disney Tips.
Erin is a military spouse who enjoys visiting Walt Disney World with her family, pin trading, and collecting Minnie ears and Disney coffee mugs.
Steve is a retired U.S. military member who has been visiting the Disney Parks since 1971 and writing about Disney military discounts and vacations for the military community for over 18 years.
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