Definitely believe OHana is a must for us on our next trip. Especially if we stay at the Poly. The question is do we do breakfast or dinner? I see the breakfast menu being more friendly for myself and my daughter. Thoughts?
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OHana- Breakfast or Dinner????
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zurgandfriend
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For me it's dinner, but I have the diet of a puma; meat, meat, meat. I love the dinner menu, for breakfast I would rather go to the Kona Cafe.
BrittanyRose428
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Breakfast if you care about the characters, dinner if you care about the food. I love the dinner food there, so I would probably have dinner there and do a different character breakfast to change it up a little bit.
See we love LILO and Stitch so I can see us loving that but Kona is another must do. Not sure i want to use 3 meals at our hotel!
DisneyDebNJ
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I would definately suggest dinner. You can get eggs Mickey waffles, and such, at alot of other Disney eateries. Dinner, is just wonderful!!!
Tinkerfan4ever
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I was wondering this exact same thing. 'Ohana is on our must do for our trip in Oct and I can't wait to see the replies!
PS - I am leaning towards dinner myself!
PS - I am leaning towards dinner myself!
I am thinking maybe first night there.....
stevehousse
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Sorry to jump in, but does ohana dinner have a kid menu or no? I want to eat there for dinner really bad, but online doesn't show a kid menu and my boys are picky eaters and probably wouldn't like the dinner food. With that said, breakfast there is always a must do for us very trip! That juice 
HouCuseChickie
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For us...dinner is the hands down winner.
We've done breakfast once and while the service was great and the character interaction decent...the food was more than just a bit off that day. While the quality of food at dinner can vary, even the worst we've had is significantly better than our breakfast food experience. Our last 'Ohana dinner experience was excellent food-wise. Now, we've discussed before how my girls are not picky eaters...so it's easier to book it without hesitation. I remember our first visit- both girls loved the shrimp so much that it wasn't until round 3 of meat until I got to eat (peeling shrimp!). Still, I have read stories of kids getting chicken nuggets if the kids refused all of the other traditional food offerings. In fact, while I can't guarantee 'Ohana will allow you any of these things...I did find a site that said the following can be brought out for the kids at 'Ohana if they're not into the "meat parade."
Children can choose to eat the items listed above, or they can choose from; Chicken Nuggets, Macaroni & Cheese, Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich, Hamburger or Cheeseburger. These are all served with French Fries. Includes Sodas or Tea.
Like I said- don't quote me on this, but sounds like there's at least a chance you can at least order something for Cade if she isn't into the rest.
*Edit- another option...Do both
We've done breakfast once and while the service was great and the character interaction decent...the food was more than just a bit off that day. While the quality of food at dinner can vary, even the worst we've had is significantly better than our breakfast food experience. Our last 'Ohana dinner experience was excellent food-wise. Now, we've discussed before how my girls are not picky eaters...so it's easier to book it without hesitation. I remember our first visit- both girls loved the shrimp so much that it wasn't until round 3 of meat until I got to eat (peeling shrimp!). Still, I have read stories of kids getting chicken nuggets if the kids refused all of the other traditional food offerings. In fact, while I can't guarantee 'Ohana will allow you any of these things...I did find a site that said the following can be brought out for the kids at 'Ohana if they're not into the "meat parade."
Children can choose to eat the items listed above, or they can choose from; Chicken Nuggets, Macaroni & Cheese, Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich, Hamburger or Cheeseburger. These are all served with French Fries. Includes Sodas or Tea.
Like I said- don't quote me on this, but sounds like there's at least a chance you can at least order something for Cade if she isn't into the rest.
*Edit- another option...Do both
Thanks Sandy! I am hoping by the time she is 7 and we take this trip her food horizons will have broadened significantly. We are working on it a great deal and are finding she is finally caving with our determination. So hopefully, this will not be a deciding factor when we are 180 days out.
This mad me laugh out loud. Diet of a Puma. Hehehehe. For some reason i read it as if Arnold Swarzenager saint it like Tumah but Puuuumah. Hehe
HouCuseChickie
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Thanks Sandy! I am hoping by the time she is 7 and we take this trip her food horizons will have broadened significantly. We are working on it a great deal and are finding she is finally caving with our determination. So hopefully, this will not be a deciding factor when we are 180 days out.
There are also a lot of options, so if she's not a fan of one item, there are many others to tempt her. I mean, between the rolls, salad, noodles, pot stickers, broccoli, chicken wings, beef, pork, chicken, and shrimp- I'm optimistic that she'll find a few things she likes before you get to the bread pudding.
And if not, we are in Disney so bread pudding makes an excellent dinner option.
ford91exploder
Resident Curmudgeon
If you have kids - Breakfast For adults Dinner
That will depend how many nights we are there. Let us know all you can about the construction progress after your trip!
For everyone who loves dinner, what is the best thing they serve. Want yo know what to load up on.