'Ohana

Reviews

• NH

  Neale Harrison

  1 day ago
  5.0
  We’ve been aiming to eat here for a few years during our annual visit to WDW but can never get a table at a sensible time. Booked exactly 8 weeks ago and managed to get 6:50pm - perfect. We arrived a little early (for once the traffic on the I-4 wasn’t too bad!), checked in and had a message back to say our table was ready. It’s a nice location upstairs in the Polynesian looking over to the Magic Kingdom. We knew the food was all you care to enjoy but didn’t know how it was served - basically you get a salad and bread rolls then a skillet of wings, potstickers and noodles. After that you get bowls of individual items - shrimp, chicken thigh and pieces of beef in an Asian sauce. All of the food was really tasty and well cooked - we liked them all! Our sever wasn’t the best - didn’t feel he was on the ball at all. My wife’s pre dinner drink arrived after we had eaten half of the food and only when we had complained. It’s always difficult to say what in Disney is good value as arguably nothing is but we did feel on this occasion that $67 wasn’t bad.
• RO

  Robert Ornelas

  3 days ago
  1.0
  Went late night after park closure for our 40 th anniversary. Even though many tables were open, they sat us in front of the kitchen doors. Being repeat customers, we know their operational procedures. They never asked if we were there for a special occasion and they never once brought me or my spouse a fresh plate. They did bring one to my son. Also, they no longer serve their iconic grilled pineapple. If you are a fan, I suggest don't go late night. Personally, I think next time I'll opt for a Brazilian steak house.
• MP

  Mar Pepin

  Feb 23, 2026
  2.0
  My sister and I had a reservation for dinner here at 8:15 pm. I thought that the meal was really pricey, for $67 a person, and we did not have the best time in terms of service and food quality. Our server was Oualid, who we barely saw as we dined, but I noticed that he checked on other tables more frequently during our experience. I was not sure if it was because it was just me and my sister dining, and the other tables needed more attention, but I found myself needing more drinks and food, and had to wait longer. I got POG juice as my drink but it was watered down and did not have a lot of flavor, as opposed to the POG juice I’ve gotten at Boma. The food was lackluster, and we barely finished it, and I felt terrible that they kept bringing out food we tried and didn't like. The amount of food waste made me feel horrible, but it was not edible. The bread at the beginning was nice but basic. The salad was okay, but the dressing basically tasted like honey mustard, which was not my favorite. The pork dumplings were nice, had a good flavor. I did not like the seasoning on the chicken wings, so I didn't eat much of those. The beef was good, had a nice flavor, but was cooked medium rare so it was hard to chew. I did not eat the shrimp but my sister said it was good. The grilled chicken was rubbery and I worried it was undercooked, as I saw it was a little pink when I investigated it. I did not eat a lot of that, either. The noodles were very basic and did not have a lot of flavor. I think my favorites were the pork dumplings and the beef, but the beef was hard to chew. They had someone walking around with a ukulele and giving out shoutouts, which was cute. We also were there long enough to watch the Magic Kingdom fireworks- which was not our intention, but the service was so slow that we ended up being there* for 1.5 hours. There was someone who was a food runner who was absolutely amazing and attentive, but he had a lot more tables, so we could not get him all the time. The dessert was lovely. At the end of our meal, Oualid came by again and asked where we were from. I told him North Carolina, and he mentioned that he had visited Asheville and then talked about Hurricane Helene. He mentioned that it was bad, but it was "just weather" which felt a little tone deaf for what that area had gone through. That left a bad impression on me, but I know that his job is really hard, so I did leave an adequate tip. Overall, I think having a later reservation in the day can be bad because the servers who are there are tired and have gone through a lot.
• LF

  Libbi Fougerousse

  Feb 15, 2026
  5.0
  This has always been my most favorite restaurant. Sure, it’s expensive, but I’ve had great memories at Ohana and have never had a bad experience. The sweet bread and butter they start your meal with is heavenly. I’ve legit eaten an entire loaf by myself. The salad is good. The platter of noodles, pot stickers, veggies, and chicken wings is so flavorful and addicting. You’ll be asking your waiter for more noodles and pot stickers. Chicken, shrimp, and steak are brought as well. You end the meal with one of the best desserts ever…..warm bread pudding with vanilla ice cream and a side of warm caramel sauce to pour on top. Cocktails are great. Love the Bahama Mama.
• MC

  Marshall Connor

  Feb 6, 2026
  4.0
  We specifically chose Ohana for the breakfast character dining experience over Chef Mickey, 1900 Park Fare, and Cape May because our son wanted to specifically see Mickey and my wife and I didn’t want the zoo of Chef Mickey. First the very good- POG juice is always a favorite and you’re in the highly themed Polynesian. You also get Lilo and Stitch characters, which are rarer meet and greets. Second, the good- the food is family style, meaning they bring it to the table in a big skillet and if you want more, they will bring it. This means no buffet trips and the food was fresh. We are not huge buffet fans, and when you do a character buffet you often worry about missing characters (even if cast members will make sure they come back). Ohana has wide aisles for the characters to come through so you don’t feel totally cramped. Third, the okay- the food is good, not great, and you don’t really get a ton of variety- waffles, sausage, ham, potatoes, eggs, fruit. Nothing super exciting. The potatoes were awesome (seasoned, crispy edges, tender centers) but the eggs were below mid. Stitch waffles were better than Mickey waffles, and I love Mickey waffles! The coconut pineapple bread is unique- some people LOVED it, others were indifferent, and our youngest son was NOT a fan. You’re also guaranteed to only see the characters once because the dining area is huge. You might also have to dilly dally for 20 minutes to see them. Luckily they were on our side of the restaurant when we arrived, but they had only gotten about 3/4 of the way around when we left, and we didn’t just swallow our food and run. Is it worth it? Do you have a kid who loves Lilo and Stitch? The Stitch character was great! Are you doing multiple other character dining experiences? Do you have a non park day planned? Do you have $150-$200 for a family of 3-4? Will your kids want to see characters in parks? I wouldn’t kill 1.5 hours of park time to do it, but if you answered yes, to some of the other questions, I would say yes. We do NOT regret our Dec at all, and it was actually a 4.5-5* experience for our family. However, we did research and were well informed of what we were getting. This would not be the highest dining recommendation for other families.