As I've said before:
Zebra domes are small thin round pieces of white cake (about the size of a half dollar) with a coffee mousse sort of like concoction shaped into a 'dome' on top with a drizzle of chocolate over that. Scrumpdilly-itious!!
As for favorite choices at Boma:
The Chicken Pepper Pot soup - I added some saffron rice to this and it was delish!!
The Zebra Domes - of course!
Passionfruit Meringue Tart - YUM!
Curry pasta and potato salad - the best! I could eat gallons!!
Wonderfully flavorful meat such as chicken and prime rib
The seasoning here is indescribable but it permeates each and every food so if you like it you're in heaven but if not....oh well.
From my trip report last summer:
Dinner at Boma was the highlight of this day! We feasted on wonderfully seasoned prime rib, baked chicken, beef & lamb quiche, nut crusted salmon, chicken pepper pot soup (I added the saffron rice), chicken corn porridge, a ginger squash soup, curried coconut seafood stew, curry pasta and potato salad (my favorites), a few strange salads of fruit and mixed greens, some cauliflower and squashes, an amazing Indala Sauvignon Blanc and a dizzying array of desserts.
These deserve their own paragraph! The choices were - passionfruit meringue tart, coconut mango puffs, pumpkin cheesecake, tropical fruit tarts, guava jam squares, mocha nut crunch and of course the much talked about zebra domes. At first I couldn't see what all the fuss was about. I sampled and moved on...to every other dessert offering there was except the cookies, I left those for the kids! I was sure the mocha nut crunch would be the winner as it was very chocolate-y looking and with mocha in it's name you can't go wrong. However, on my dh's say so I went back to the zebra domes giving them a second chance...then a third and even comparing them side by side with the before mentioned 'mnc'. It was only fair, of course. And wa-la they emerged as my all time favorite! I couldn't get enough despite the fact that I had had enough! I was filled to the gills!! What a wonderful experience.
I skipped most of the fruit and green salads, vegetables, seafood, weird stuff like Pap, hummus and the like but found plenty to fill me up! There are plain meats with little seasoning to choose from plus the kids section is open to all with basic fare like mac n cheese, chicken tenders, and spaghetti. At least you can bribe them with that kind of food and still be able to try the adventurous stuff. You'd be surprised what you might find you'll like. I am a very picky eater by nature but I love this place it is one of my favorites in all of WDW!!
It is a real nice buffet tho and there were many couples and many families. There wasn't any partucular food that stuck out for me but I do remember going up twice.
