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'Ohana

Polynesian pleasure

1600 Seven Seas Drive
Disney's Polynesian Resort
Orlando, FL 32820-1000
United States
+1 407 824 2000
http://disneyworld.disney.go.c...

"Ohana" is Hawaiian for "family," and this restaurant certainly lives up to that name. In fact, the staff insists on calling everyone "cuz." Highlights of the meal, besides the sumptuous selections barbecued in the middle of the restaurant and served on skewers, are the lively coconut races and hula dances inside and the nightly fireworks outside. Insider's tip: be sure not to ask for any salt or pepper, unless you enjoy parading around the restaurant with a pineapple on your head! Located inside Disney's Polynesian Resort, the full bar specializes in frothy frozen drinks served in frosted tiki heads.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Makahiki Luau Dinner & Show - Sea World

Sea World's Luau 7007 Sea World Dr
Sea World
Orlando, FL 32819
United States
+1 800 327 2420
http://www.seaworld.com Sea World salutes the sea of the Polynesian Islands every day at a nightly luau celebration, complete with island foods and dancing. At this indoor production, you'll feast on such South Pacific favorites as pu pu platters, teaming pineapples, coconuts and other island favorites, plus fresh fish and roasted pork. Talented South Pacific dancers perform traditional island dances, hula hands weaving a tale of island history as drums thunder and fires blaze. Performances feature dramatic lighting, fire, and smoky special effects. A cocktail is included in the adult admission price and soft drinks are offered for children. The show is presented in the Seafire Inn. Park admission is not required and is separate from the price of the Luau tickets.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Polynesian Luau

Dinner with island dances Walt DisneyWorld Polynesian Resort
Orlando, FL 32830
United States
+1 407 824 2000
http://disneyworld.disney.go.c... This Walt Disney World dinner show entertainment has enthralled audiences for decades. Here you dine al fresco near one of Disney's lakes, on food from the South Pacific islands-roast pig and tropical fruit are a favorite and are served with unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks. Meanwhile, talented dancers entertain, wearing traditional island clothing, from mu-mus to grass skirts, as they perform native dances from many South Pacific islands, including New Zealand and Samoa. Brief cultural explanations are included, adding a little educational touch. Dancers are backed by dramatic special effects and lighting.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Roy's

Honolulu at your doorstep! 7760 West Sand Lake Road
Orlando, FL 32819
United States
+1 407 352 4844
http://www.roysrestaurant.com/ Roy Yamaguchi's eatery serves delicious seafood that is the result of fresh ingredients blended sinfully with Hawaiian recipes. Try some of the classic items like Roy's Canoe Appetizer, Yellow Fin Ahi Poketini and Original Hawaiian Blackened Island Ahi. While relishing your food, do yourself a favor and remember to leave room for the Melting Hot Chocolate Soufflé – it's simply divine! The wine list is equally impressive, with a huge variety of sparkling wines, white wines, chardonnays and merlots to choose from.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Shin Jung

Traditional Korean fare 1638 East Colonial Drive
Orlando, FL 32803
United States
+1 407 895 7345 There's nothing fancy about the atmosphere here but the restaurant is clean and features simple décor that doesn't distract from the basic business of dining on a culinary style that's rare in Florida. Entrees include such items as Hawe Nang Myun, a dish of cold noodles and hot spices, or Al By Tang, a beef-rib soup. A selection of barbecued items, in Korean style, of course, includes beef tongue and tripe.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Taste of Japan

Unusual Japanese fare 7637 Turkey Lake Road
Orlando, FL 32819
United States
+1 407 363 0360 This restaurant isn't known for its atmosphere; it's small, cafeteria-like and housed in a strip mall. Nor does it cater to folks who consider a California sushi roll exotic Japanese fare. Rather, the restaurant targets connoisseurs of the Pacific Rim cuisine. Specialties include such oddities as octopus and jellyfish, but if you're not quite that adventurous, you might begin with an appetizer of Fried Snow Crab, then progress to a Sushi or Tempura Combo. Beer and wine is served as well.

Review © 2007, Wcities