Boma - Flavors of Africa

Menu Highlights

Boma’s buffet is among the most celebrated in Walt Disney World, offering an expansive spread that introduces guests to the flavors of Africa alongside familiar American favorites. The menu rotates daily, keeping the experience fresh for repeat visitors.

Breakfast Buffet

The breakfast buffet spans both African-inspired dishes and classic American morning fare, including:

• Turkey Bobotie — a South African-style breakfast quiche, one of the most distinctive offerings
• French Toast Bread Pudding — a rich, custardy breakfast staple with African spice influence
• Made-to-order Omelets — prepared fresh at the omelet station
• African Pastries — baked goods inspired by North and East African traditions
• Carved Ham, Bacon, and Sausage — alongside scrambled eggs, breakfast potatoes, and pancakes
• Kenyan AA Coffee — full-bodied East African coffee served with the meal
• Fresh Tropical Fruit and oatmeal, cereal, and fresh juice selections

Dinner Buffet

Dinner at Boma is where the African flavors shine most brightly, with a rotating selection that may include:

• Mealie Pap — South African maize porridge, a beloved staple
• Peri-Peri Chicken and other fire-grilled meats
• Curry Salmon and other African-spiced seafood preparations
• African Soups — rotating daily, with flavors drawn from across the continent
• Hummus and Pita, African-style salads, and vegetable preparations
• Zebra Domes — the signature dessert: bite-size chocolate mousse domes with a distinctive stripe, and arguably the most iconic dessert at Walt Disney World

Signature Desserts

Beyond Zebra Domes, Boma’s dessert station regularly features Kenyan Coffee Tarts, Cinnamon Chocolate Mousse, Cassava Cakes, Coconut-Mango Chocolate Tart, and a rotating selection of African-inspired baked goods.

Dining Plan Information

Boma accepts the Disney Dining Plan, redeeming 1 Table-Service meal per person for both breakfast and dinner. The buffet pricing (approximately $56 per adult and $33 per child for dinner) combined with the breadth and quality of offerings makes this one of the better dining plan values on Walt Disney World property — particularly if you are interested in exploring African-inspired cuisine.

About Boma - Flavors of Africa

The word “boma” refers to an African gathering place — a communal space for warmth, food, and storytelling — and the restaurant fully embodies that spirit. Located within Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, Boma immerses guests in a warm, lantern-lit atmosphere with thatched ceilings, hand-carved wooden accents, and the lively energy of an open marketplace kitchen.

The restaurant has earned a devoted following since the Animal Kingdom Lodge opened in 2001, consistently ranking among the most beloved buffets at Walt Disney World. Its success lies in a genuine commitment to authentic African culinary traditions alongside approachable American dishes — a balance that works for adventurous eaters and picky eaters alike.

Arriving for dinner at the Animal Kingdom Lodge carries a bonus unavailable anywhere else on Disney property: guests can step outside after the meal to observe the resort’s real African savanna, home to giraffes, zebras, flamingos, and dozens of other species. Boma itself offers views into the resort’s atrium and savanna-facing areas, extending the immersive lodge experience throughout the meal.

For families looking to try something outside the usual Disney dining circuit, Boma is one of the most consistently rewarding choices on property. The Zebra Domes alone have earned this restaurant a permanent place on countless “must-eat” Disney World lists.