Ohana at the Polynesian Resort at Disney World
Ohana invites guests on a culinary adventure that captures the essence of island hospitality and flavors. This beloved restaurant is more than a place to eat; it’s an invitation to experience the warmth and generosity of Polynesian culture through its vibrant cuisine and spirited atmosphere.
As you step into ‘Ohana, you’re welcomed into a family-friendly environment where the spirit of Aloha permeates every aspect of your dining experience. From the moment you’re greeted with a smile to the last bite of your dessert, ‘Ohana promises a dining journey that blends the exotic tastes of the islands with the magical touch of Disney.
Ohana at the Polynesian Resort
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| ‘Ohana Welcome Bread |
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| Mixed Greens Salad with a Honey-Lime Dressing |
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| Pork Dumplings and Chicken Wings |
Meats are grilled over an open fire in the center of the restaurant including spicy peel and eat shrimp, pork loin, chicken skewer, and sirloin steak.
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| Noodles and stir fried veggies |
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