Disney’s popular ‘Ohana at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort will be reopening on July 9th with reservations opening up on Thursday, June 10th.
The all-you-care-to-enjoy breakfast and dinners will be back upon reopening but there will not be characters hosting the breakfast at this time.
A strolling musician will be around the restaurant for dinner to entertain guests.
Breakfast will feature pineapple-coconut breakfast bread, Stich and Mickey waffles, Breakfast skillets with eggs, ham, sausage and breakfast potatoes.
Here’s the menu for breakfast:
Seasonal Fruit
Freshly made Pineapple-Coconut Breakfast Bread
Breakfast Skillet containing:
- Hua Paka (Scrambled Eggs)
- Pua’a (Pork) -Pork Breakfast Sausage Links and Hawaiian-style Ham topped with Pineapple Compote
- Uala Kahiki (Fried Potatoes) Island-style Potatoes
- Mickey-shaped Waffles
- Biscuits
 Plant Based Skillet Containing:
- “Eggs”
- “Sausage”
- Uala Kahiki (Fried Potatoes) Island-style potatoes
- Allergy friendly Mickey-shaped Waffles
- Cinnamon-sugar Doughnut
The ‘Ohana pot stickers, crispy soy chicken wings, and ‘Ohana bread pudding will be back as well.
Here’s the Dinner Menu
Appetizers:
- Mixed Greens Salad
- ‘Ohana Coconut-Papaya Scones and Cheddar-Bacon Biscuits with Honey Butter
- Honey-Coriander Chicken Wings
- Pork Dumplings tossed in Garlic-Ginger Sauce
Entrees:
- Woodfire-grilled Teriyaki Beef*
- Island Shrimp Casserole with Herbed Breadcrumbs
- Roasted Eight-way Chicken with Polynesian-inspired Chimichurri Sauce
- Kielbasa Sausage
- Egg-Fried Rice
- Roasted Broccolini
- ‘Ohana Bread Pudding À la mode with Homemade Caramel Sauce
- Kids’ Dessert -Rice Krispies Treat topped with Sprinkles and Chocolate Drizzle
Make sure to grab your reservations when your window opens.
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Source: Disney Parks Blog
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