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Boma?
- Thread starter Kaseys412
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Monty
Brilliant...and Canadian
- In the Parks
- No
I personally refuse to miss Boma and Le Cellier on any given trip!
The food at Boma is very good and there's a wide variety available. Some of it is spiced differently than people are used to, but nothing overly spicy or unpalatable. I love it!
I always go to the dinner line for a larger plate for the desserts, that little plate they have near the desserts just doesn't cut it! :lol:
The food at Boma is very good and there's a wide variety available. Some of it is spiced differently than people are used to, but nothing overly spicy or unpalatable. I love it!
I always go to the dinner line for a larger plate for the desserts, that little plate they have near the desserts just doesn't cut it! :lol:
disneychic71
Member
DO IT! Boma was one of the most pleasant surprises we've had at WDW--and there have been many! We are not exactly adventuresome eaters, but we all enjoyed the selections at Boma. Take time to explore the resort, too!
k.hunter30
New Member
Ditto. Everything. Exactly what I would say.
Love the desserts, though I'm not a huge fan of the Zebra Domes. :shrug:
Monty
Brilliant...and Canadian
- In the Parks
- No
If I ate as much as I would like to... I'd be a HUGE fan!Ditto. Everything. Exactly what I would say.
Love the desserts, though I'm not a huge fan of the Zebra Domes. :shrug:
k.hunter30
New Member
:lol:If I ate as much as I would like to... I'd be a HUGE fan!
Sounds like a plan! I'll definitely make plans to head over there one night.. can we just wing it or are reservations a must? Also.. if you'd all be so kind... what are some of the best places you'd say to get steak on property?? We're meat and potatoes people and we'll probably want a nice steak at least two nights...
here is a Zebra dome for ya!
http://www.wdwmagic.com/Dining/Zebra-Dome.htm
http://www.wdwmagic.com/Dining/Zebra-Dome/Gallery.htm
Go with reservations to be safe.
For great steaks in no particular order - Le Cellier at Epcot, Yachtsman at the Yacht Club, Shulas at The Dolphin, California Grill at the Contemporary and Jiko at Animal Kingdom Lodge.
materbuddy
Active Member
The food is great. There is such a great mix of American and African food. You absolutely have to save room for desserts. My favorite was the chocolate mousse. Most of the desserts have alcohol in them. It makes it extra yummy. Boma is our favorite restaurant in all of WDW.
Love Le Cellier :slurp: However my 13 year old son and husband who are strickley meat and potatoes did not like Boma's I liked it ..but I found the Zebra domes very sweet :lookaroun I know, I know how can anything that's sweet be bad...but it wasn't my fav. Overall I likes Boma's ...but the boys didn't...and with so many choices of other restraunts I'm OK with that :lol:
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Bomas is pretty good, but like a few places I thought the variety of offerings had changed for the worse. Still love the soups, and the salads are a little different.
Not a fan of deserts so was not overly excited by the zebra domes. I definitely prefer to eat a little later, as having raised my bunch to behave when eating out, I get more than a little peeved when families let their brood run wild.
Not a fan of deserts so was not overly excited by the zebra domes. I definitely prefer to eat a little later, as having raised my bunch to behave when eating out, I get more than a little peeved when families let their brood run wild.
TinkerChelli
Member
I would say if you're not afraid to try new things and you don't want to spend the cash at Jinko and be suprised. I would go to BOMA....It's a great place to enjoy and try the flavors of Africia. Please call ahead and get a reservation or you will be waiting in line for at least 45min to get in.
I stayed at Animal Kingdom Lodge at least 5 times and I have never saw that place empty or people who weren't waiting in line.
Check it out, it can't hurt, when you are done eating take a walk in the back you may catch some of the aminals roaming around. It's truly a wonderful Hotel to visit and eat at.
You can also check out the menu on line before going...
http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/diningdetail.cfm?Restaurant.ID=197
Take care now....:wave:
I stayed at Animal Kingdom Lodge at least 5 times and I have never saw that place empty or people who weren't waiting in line.
Check it out, it can't hurt, when you are done eating take a walk in the back you may catch some of the aminals roaming around. It's truly a wonderful Hotel to visit and eat at.
You can also check out the menu on line before going...
http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/diningdetail.cfm?Restaurant.ID=197
Take care now....:wave:
Here is a more detailed dinner menu with most of the buffet items listed
http://www.wdwmagic.com/Dining/Boma-Flavors-of-Africa/Menus/01Sep2007-Boma-Dinner-Menu.htm
WishIwasThere
Active Member
Thank you Steve.
After hearing that the adventurous eaters would like BOMA, (which my wife and I are), but my kids are picky. Its nice to see that they have a kids selection that they do eat...well pretty much everything there is what their diet consists of. I think we will have to try BOMA on our next visit. I love Ohana, (food variety, quality, presentation and atmosphere), so if it is close to them then I'll be thrilled.