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| Entrance to the Kona Cafe |
Serves: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Snacks
Reservations: Recommended
Price: Moderate to Expensive
Cuisine: Asian/Polynesian style
Disney Dining Plan: Yes
The Kona Cafe has some of the best food the Polynesian has to offer. It gives traditional American food an Asian twist in a very delicious way. My family first tried this restaurant last August, and we were not disappointed at all. The restaurant is casual but the decor is absolutely beautiful. Classic island colors cover the restaurant and add warmth to this dimmly lit atmosphere.
The menu is extremely diverse and allows diners to be adventurous while still eating foods familiar to them. The breakfast features a Disney World favorite, Tonga Toast, and other classic American fare with a twist. Lunch and Dinner consist of delicious meats glazed with sweet and sour sauces, fish and shell fish with tasty sauces, and the desserts with an island flare. Last time we went my brother and I shared 3 appetizers that were absolutely to die for: the sticky wings, crab cakes, and pot stickers. The kids menu consists of kids basics like chicken fingers, hot dogs, and cheeseburgers. Although this restaurant is definitely a nice place for the entire family, it is not as special as a character meal for the kids. I would say this is the place to go with older children or just adults because the food is spectacular. Something you should not leave this restaurant without is a cup of their famous kona coffee. Even if you don't stay for dessert, this cup of coffee is the perfect end to any meal.
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| Lump Crab Cakes with Jalapeno Lime Cream |
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| Sticky Wings for Two |
For more information about the Kona Cafe, including menus, please follow this link:
http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/kona-cafe/
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