Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort: ʻOhana restaurant, breakfast and dinner

Q: Can you walk up at ʻOhana?

Disney highly recommends booking in advance.1 A cancelled table goes straight back on sale to another guest, so it pays to check the calendar again.4

Q: Is ʻOhana expensive?

For a child aged 3 to 9, breakfast is $363 and dinner $462, plus tax and gratuity. Disney places dinner in its over-$60-per-adult band, before alcoholic drinks.1

ʻOhana restaurant at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort serves breakfast and dinner family-style: the dishes come to the middle of the table and keep coming. In the morning Lilo and Stitch drop by with other Disney friends; in the evening the table fills with Hawaiian-flavoured specialities, to music.

Updated 24 October 20264 min readHow we write the guide

ʻOhana’s entrance between carved wooden tiki figures, plants and a red floor.

The choice, in short

Why choose Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort

Plant-based eaters get their own all-you-can-eat skillet, at breakfast and at dinner, made without meat, dairy, eggs or honey.

To drink

When to look elsewhere

One price per adult covers the whole meal, so a light eater pays the same as someone who asks for seconds.

Alcohol-free

The evening skillet and the morning one

Dinner opens with a mixed green salad and the house bread with honey butter, then comes the skillet: pork dumplings in garlic-chilli sauce, honey-coriander chicken wings, black pepper-teriyaki beef grilled over a wood fire, grilled shrimp, chicken with a guava-pineapple glaze, ʻOhana Noodles and stir-fried vegetables. Bread pudding with ice cream and house caramel sauce closes it.²

Breakfast starts with freshly baked pineapple-coconut bread and fruit, then the skillet: scrambled eggs, Hawaiian-style ham with pineapple compote, pork sausages, island-style potatoes and Mickey and Stitch waffles, with warm biscuits.³ The characters visit the tables, sign autographs and pose for photos.¹

In the dining room, among carved wooden tikis and tropical greenery, you dine with Ku, the Hawaiian god of prosperity, and a moai inspired by the statues of Easter Island. Table games are not running for now.¹

Around the meal

A drink at Tambu Lounge
Tambu Lounge is just past the ʻOhana podium: bottled or draught beer, or a tropical cocktail while your table is readied.¹
Order the cake first
A cake ordered in advance can be added to the booking.¹

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort

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The drink in a pineapple

What to order at the bar

Lapu Lapu: dark rum and tropical juices in a fresh pineapple, topped with Goslings 151, $24
Polynesian Mai Tai, with 2 rums, orange curaçao and orgeat, $18
Stitch Smoothie with coconut and pineapple, alcohol-free, $7

Coffee and beer

Kona coffee	$10.75 for a press pot of 100% Kona coffee, brewed with Joffrey’s.²
Hawaiian beer	Beers, ciders and seltzers cost $9.75 to $12.75; the beers include 2 from Kona Brewing and 2 from Maui Brewing.²

A room at the Polynesian

A Water View or Resort View room at the Polynesian: official Disney photograph

The hotel, rooms and guest reviews

4 alcohol-free glasses

For an allergy, speak to a member of staff: dinner comes in an allergy-friendly version, but the kitchen cannot guarantee any dish is completely free of allergens.²

Glass	What is in it	Price
Lilo Smoothie	Strawberry and chocolate	$7
Lychee-Ginger Lemonade	Lyre’s Pink London alcohol-free spirit, lychee, lemonade and ginger beer	$6.59
Passion Fruit Lemonade	Lemonade, pineapple, passion fruit and blue curaçao	$6.59
So Many Wishes, at breakfast	Pomegranate green tea, hibiscus, lemon and a dash of Star Dust	$6.79

Before booking

Can you walk up at ʻOhana?

Disney highly recommends booking in advance.¹ A cancelled table goes straight back on sale to another guest, so it pays to check the calendar again.⁴

Is ʻOhana expensive?

For a child aged 3 to 9, breakfast is $36³ and dinner $46², plus tax and gratuity. Disney places dinner in its over-$60-per-adult band, before alcoholic drinks.¹

Can I call Disney about an ʻOhana booking?

Yes, for help changing or cancelling a table: Disney’s dining line is (407) 939-3463, and callers under 18 need a parent’s or guardian’s permission.⁵

Where is ʻOhana at Disney?

Inside Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, looking out on Seven Seas Lagoon: since 15 January 2026 exterior maintenance at the resort may block that view in part or entirely.¹

What does cancelling cost?

Most Disney restaurants charge $10 a person if you cancel within 2 hours of the table or do not turn up, and inside those 2 hours you can no longer change it.⁵ ʻOhana’s own policy comes with the confirmation.¹

The restaurant page

ʻOhana

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