OHANA Opens 7/9 - AWAITING REVIEWS :|

[CuteAsMinnie]

Is anybody else very very nervous to how the dining reviews are going to come in for the “new Ohana experience??”

Having not seen any positive thoughts about the new menu, we are wondering how this will
go.

 

[AliceIn]

I am waiting anxiously to hear how well $55 per person kielbasa and casserole goes over with the dinner crowd and whether they felt the value is worth the price.

 

[Sargeant Tibbs]

I am waiting anxiously to hear how well $55 per person kielbasa and casserole goes over with the dinner crowd and whether they felt the value is worth the price.

I think tradition and nostalgia have blinded some people from seeing that this is not the same Ohana that they loved.

I also can't wait to read the reviews. And see the already infamous shrimp casserole.

 

[HashberryOTG]

I also can't wait to read the reviews. And see the already infamous shrimp casserole.

Same here! Thats the exact wording I just used!

 

[tigger2002]

I also can't wait to read the reviews. And see the already infamous shrimp casserole.

I can save you some time, "this was the best meal ever, I love the new menu" also "this was the worst meal ever, the casserole was terrible, will never eat there again".

 

[disny_luvr]

Yep, awaiting reviews here as well.

 

[Eastern]

Thanks in advance to all of the 'Ohana beta testers for donating your time and money trying out the new product before I have to make my ADRs.

 

[Debbie Jean]

Go read the reviews for the new Cape May Cafe menu. Substitute O’Hana wherever you see CMC

 

[Scalemaster34]

I think tradition and nostalgia have blinded some people from seeing that this is not the same Ohana that they loved.

I also can't wait to read the reviews. And see the already infamous shrimp casserole.

Have they brought back the Pineapple and Carmel yet?

 

[BorderTenny]

I think tradition and nostalgia have blinded some people from seeing that this is not the same Ohana that they loved.

I also can't wait to read the reviews. And see the already infamous shrimp casserole.

I think tradition and nostalgia have blinded some people from accepting change. Personally, though, I felt the old menu was just as unappealing as the new menu.

 

[Adventureland]

DFB posted a first look of the breakfast.
Interesting note to me that the "allergy friendly pastries" have changed to "allergy friendly donuts".

 

[maryj11]

Also waiting for dinner reviews!

 

[Dug720]

DFB posted a first look of the breakfast.
Interesting note to me that the "allergy friendly pastries" have changed to "allergy friendly donuts".

Technically donuts ARE pastries. And I'd rather have allergy friendly donuts than the cookies Topolino's provided as their "sorry you can't have our real pastries" plate.

 

[FCDub]

It seems like people have already made up their minds, so not sure if there should be much anticipation for reviews.

I also admit I don't understand being "very very nervous" – it's just a restaurant. There are plenty of them at Disney World to eat at.

 

[Sargeant Tibbs]

It seems like people have already made up their minds, so not sure if there should be much anticipation for reviews.

I also admit I don't understand being "very very nervous" – it's just a restaurant. There are plenty of them at Disney World to eat at.

Amusement and curiosity.

 

[Dug720]

It seems like people have already made up their minds, so not sure if there should be much anticipation for reviews.

Agreed. I have no dog in the fight as I was never that enthralled by meat on a stick anyway, but I suspect that it COULD end up being amazing, but we'll never hear it because people have been so vocal about "It's gonna be awful" they won't want to admit that they were wrong.

 

[CuteAsMinnie]

It seems like people have already made up their minds, so not sure if there should be much anticipation for reviews.

I also admit I don't understand being "very very nervous" – it's just a restaurant. There are plenty of them at Disney World to eat at.

To each.

 

[IAmDis]

I will be there tomorrow night! So I'll share my thoughts! Have only been once before so I remember what it WAS like.

 

[Stratman50th]

We went to 'Ohana once every trip before we moved down here for good.
Since we've lived here, it was our restaurant for birthdays and anniversaries.
We went because we liked it and knew what to expect. I don't know that people have already "made up their mind not to like it", but if it isn't what it was we can go try someplace else without the 30 minute drive and Disney prices. My wife's favorite was always the big shrimp. We can get shrimp casserole made by Stouffers from Publix.
That about covers 'Ohana....
We'll go back to Trails End again when the buffet returns and has fried chicken and the peel and eat shrimp.

 

[disny_luvr]

Is 'Ohana all you can eat?