Ama Ama Restaurant

Absolutely the best atmosphere for a quiet date night or anniversary. Food and service is outstanding. Plus the ocean view along with the outdoor breeze makes this location truly amazing. All the food was elegant, tasty, and well presented.

Food was amazing, Hospitality from server was fantastic. Only thing I have, which is actually very huge for me personally, was the way we were seated. There were so many empty tables closer to the front of the restaurant where there are people. We were seated at the very edge, NO PEOPLE, tables were not prepared behind us. First thing at a NICE restaurant is how you present the atmosphere to your guests. Don’t know if this was some sort of racial discrimination, but it sure did feel like it. THANKS DISNEY.

Scott and the team at Ama Ama absolutely crushed it! My wife and I are here on our honeymoon and we decided to make a reservation for a sunset dinner at Ama Ama. Having been let down by a few other establishments in Ko Olina, this place was our first 10/10 dinner experience. From the attention to detail, the atmosphere, the service and the food, we completely loved everything about Ama Ama. If you're a wine drinker, I highly recommend the wine pairing, it accented the food beautifully. I cannot recommend this place more!

Great food, service, and views. Loved the prix fixe options. A ton of food, definitely left full. A pricy option, but worth it.

4/4/2025 (4/3/2025 HST)31st Wedding Anniversary. Just around the corner restaurant for us❣️Waled in without reservation❣️ Perfect view❣️Great dinner ❣️Nice people❣️Great last minute restaurant choice for anniversary dinner ❣️

We loved our meal. We both had squash soup first course. Both loved it. I has octopus and hated it for second course, my wife love the pork. She has lamb for entree and lemon bar. She enjoyed everything. I had lobster and it was sublime. The chocolate mousse wasn't great! We are going back so she can have lobster. It was really that good.

This is the high end restaurant on Aulani property. Here they have a prix fix menu with an option for wine pairing. That being said it is a very expensive meal so great for birthdays or other special occasions. The staff were very friendly and helpful during our whole meal time. Each dish was small but full of flavor. With the wine pairing, I was pretty full by the end of the meal. Try to reserve your time close to the sunset period and you'll have a wonderful view during the meal.

Had a beautiful honeymoon sunset dinner. Excellent service, fine dining akin to Remy on DCL, romantic for couples

We had such an amazing experience at 'AMA 'AMA! From the moment we arrived, we were treated like VIPs. We had two servers who were incredibly attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about the food and wine pairings. Their recommendations were spot-on and elevated our entire meal. Every detail was thoughtfully curated to ensure our evening was nothing short of exceptional. The ambiance was beautiful, the food was divine, and the service made us feel truly special. AMA Ama delivered a top-tier experience that we'll be talking about for a long time. Highly recommend for anyone looking to indulge in a memorable and luxurious dining experience!

If you've ever wondered what it feels like to dine inside a live episode of National Geographic: Termite Edition, look no further than Ama Ama. Imagine sitting down at a "fine dining" table, only to realize you're sharing your meal with a full-on termite swarm--fluttering around your head, crawling across your menu, and crash-landing on your forks. Nothing says "aloha" quite like brushing bugs out of your wine glass. The ambiance? Well, if you enjoy screaming children echoing across every surface like a live daycare performance, you're in luck. Forget romantic oceanfront dining--this is more like eating in a Chuck E. Cheese with a $130 tasting menu. But wait, the experience starts before you even get to your table. To reach the restaurant, you must trek through the pool area, which reeks of chlorine and eau de toddler pee. It's the olfactory equivalent of a public restroom at summer camp. By the time you arrive at the table, you're already craving a shower. The food? Slightly above mediocre. Think: plated pretty enough for Instagram, but tasting like something a mid-tier country club might serve at a wedding buffet. Not offensive, but not even close to worth the hype, price, or the live-insect entertainment package. To be fair, the server and assistant were absolute gems--kind, warm, and patient saints who deserve hazard pay for working in a dining room that doubles as a termite mating ground. They were the only bright spot in an otherwise abysmal evening. And here's the kicker: Disney's quality hasn't been Disney-quality in well over a decade--it's been a full-on dumpster fire. The only reason we even gave Ama Ama a shot is because on that side of Oahu the dining options are few and far between.

Food and service was good. So was the view. Very nice interior but the price is just not worth it. I spent $450 + $80 tip for 2 adults and a 4 year old. This place definitely comes with a Disney markup. Oh if you like old fashions (drink) they have an Ube version that was pretty good too.

The food here was good but for the prixe fix menu and portions, it was not the best value. The view of the beach was great but we had a late meal so we didn't get to see the sunset. The highlight was the dessert. But comparatively to the other restaurants, the portions were significantly small small. The service was great and that made up for the cost.

'AMA'AMA was everything I hoped it would be and more. We were lucky enough to snag a reservation for Thanksgiving without being resort guests for 5:30. We arrived a little early with the hopes of being set before the sun went down, and they were so kind at the front desk. We got seated just after 5:15 at the perfect table. The service was amazing from the very start and never went down. With two people handling our table, we never wanted for anything. Waters were always refilled in a timely manner and dirty dishes removed quickly and quietly. The restaurant faces directly at the ocean, and if you time it correctly, you can watch the sun set which is absolutely stunning! During the winter, that means getting one of the first dinner reservations of the night. We watched the sun go down while listening to live music eating amazing food. With was perfection. For food, I got the special thanksgiving meal, and my son ordered off the regular menu. I love that you had the option for both. First came the bread service, and it was delicious! My meal included things like squash soup, seasonal salad, roast turkey, herb stuffing with cranberry sauce and pumpkin cheesecake at the end. My son's included venison tartare, octopus risotto, steak and the most amazing potatoes with a chocolate dessert at the end. We sat for almost two hours as courses came out, sharing bites of each others food. The mocktails we got were also great. I got the cranberry bliss and he got one with orange juice. The night ended with a stroll down the beach and a little walk around the resort. It was an experience I will remember for always and we can't wait to go back.

Absolutely stunning ocean-side sunset views and delicious food! It's a prix fixe 4-course meal including a starter, appetizer, entree, and dessert. There's also free bread and a small opening dish of hamachi sashimi that was really good. My husband and I ordered the ahi tuna, island crudo, and octopus over risotto as our appetizers (paid an extra $20 for an additional appetizer) and the scallop and lobster as our entrees. All the food was delicious with the seafood incredibly fresh and plump. I got the chocolate dessert and my husband got the pistachio with flan, which were also both great and creative dishes. Service was excellent and our waitress was very knowledgeable and patient with explaining the menu. This was the best meal we had on Disney Aulani property and definitely recommend trying to book a reservation around 5 or 5:30 pm!

We had the most amazing time at Ama Ama! We went with a group of 8 friends and this beautiful restaurant did not disappoint! I highly recommend booking a reservation at 5:30 or 6 so that you can soak up the breathtaking views and especially watch the sunsetting. The food was absolutely delicious and made us dance in our seats. The wonderful staff, especially Kapua, were so kind, funny, and attentive. Mahalo for a lovely evening of fun, food, and memories that will fill my heart with joy for a lifetime.

What a delectable 4 course BIRTHDAY dinner! My hubby surprised me with a reservation at AMA AMA while we were staying at Aulani. They have a 4 course menu ($125 per person) not including drinks and majority of their menu naturally is gluten free...if that's the case I'm in! The restaurant is located right next to another one of their restaurants - Off The Hook (more casual restaurant but still delish). You have a view of the ocean/lagoon and a perfect view of sunset. Their menu might rotate but here's what I indulged in... 1st course - Kabocha squash soup. The way this soup is presented is gorgeous. It was delish. 2nd course - He'e - couldn't resist having some octopus and risotto! Yum. 3rd course - Scallops - this is my go to when it's on a menu. They were sooooo good. 4th course - Coconut Flan ...what's more Hawaiian than something with coconut. And they went over the top with the little accoutrements to celebrate my big day. Kapua was one of the servers but they work as teams with other staff. She's was great and always checking in with us through our dinner and giving great recommendations on the menu. Would highly recommended this restaurant.

The food was very good, full of flavor, and the presentations were nice. The service was outstanding, and our table looking out towards the ocean was amazing. The one item I could have done without was the cocktail, Woodford and Ube. It sounded interesting, but I really tried to like it, but those two just didn't go well together. I rarely can't finish a drink, but this time I couldn't. Overall great outstanding restaurant with amazing food.

7.5.2024 As you step into 'AMA 'AMA, you're greeted by an elegant, open-air dining space that seamlessly blends upscale luxury with laid-back ocean vibes. The views? Immaculate. Overlooking the lagoon and Ko Olina Beach, it's a feast for the eyes even before the food arrives. Now, let's talk about the star of the show: the food. 'AMA 'AMA offers a prix-fixe dinner menu, and while it's on the pricier side, every bite justifies the cost. My favorite was Paniolo Kobe Ribeye Entrée. Shishito chimi, shallot, mushroom, fondant potato, tomato, and demi. Every single bite was delicious and I finished it quickly because I was hungry. I can't wait to come back again!

On a recent trip to Oahu, my sister and I had the opportunity to celebrate our birthdays with our spouses over a wonderful dinner at 'Ama 'Ama. An open air restaurant, it is located on the coastline of Disney's Aulani resort. There are no doors or windows in the restaurant, which allows that gentle Hawaiian breeze to envelope you as you enjoy an expertly prepared meal. We were served by a thoughtful waitress and wait staff. Throughout dinner, they ensured our drinks reminded full and our place settings promptly changed out.The menu and wines were fully introduced and explained. Did I mention that we dined on the edge of the Pacific surrounded by a warm tropical breeze? 'Ama 'Ama has a prix fixe menu that has something for every pallet. I started with the smoked salmon pat, followed by octopus served over a miso Parmesan risotto. For my main course, I enjoyed the local catch over asparagus and sea salad. Dessert was a ganache with white chocolate pistachio crunch and small citrus curds. Was a truly memorable and delightful meal. My wife enjoyed a green salad, followed by a wonderful pork belly in their Huli Huli glaze. It was almost enough to be an entree! She was please wither entree which was the Way Filet served with a Bordelaise sauce. Predictably, she selected the chocolate mousse for her dessert. If you are in the neighborhood and looking for a lovely dining experience, 'Ama 'Ama is a beautiful restaurant with great food on the water's edge.

Best view and best food. Can't recommend this restaurant enough. One of the best experiences on this property with breathtaking views and exquisite food. The island crudo and lobster tail were hands down the best dishes of the night. Definitely get these dishes. Also recommend looking up sunset times and get a reservation 30 mins prior like how I did to capture the gorgeous view!

Fine dining open space restaurant within the Disney Aulani resort. Location is super convenient for us as we stayed in the same facility. So it was just a walk downstairs for dinner. Although, we are Disney resort guests, we still need to secure reservation a week ahead of time. Service as always is top notch. They're friendly, kind, helpful, and very efficient. They're not pushy and gave you time to order and making sure you understood the menu from reading it, ordering it, til they brought the food out. The staffs made sure we know what the dish convey and are careful if you have allergy. Food as always has a preset menu selections with very fresh ingredients and on par amazing with taste and flavors. My only recommendation since this was our second time dined at this place is for the chef to create more dishes in the menu. We would love to return annually as we vacation here and it will be nice to not have the same yummy food selection. Creativity, passion, and dreams; isn't it what Disney concept is all about?! Overall, we love it here and will totally return in the future!

It was our first time at Aulani and wanted to try something nice for dinner and AMA AMA did not disappoint. Our server was really nice and hospital and every dish that came out (be it that they were small portions) were really delectable. Add the ambiance of being seated next to the ocean just adds to the relaxed four-course dinner. We honestly adding have anything negative with this place and I recommend for you to at least try this place while at Aulani. You've spent all that money and a nice dinner isn't bad at all. ;)

Service was great!!! Both Lokelani and Scott hit it out of the park. The food was incredible and our best dining experience to date in Hawaii. The views of the ocean and sunset were memorable. I would not hesitate to recommend this place. Everything from the starters to the bread to the mains to the dessert was top notch. Hats off to the Chef!

Came to ama ama for dinner. It is prefixed but you can choose from a few options. Kids get 3 courses and adults get 4. Its about a 2 hour experience. We sat next to the open area which was kind of warm when the sun was out. But once it began to set around 6, then it was lovely. Service was good. Food was delicious. Adults Portions were small. Kids portions were huge! Coconut flan was great! It was nice to experience it once.

Even though I ate this place a while back, I still miss this place. The ambiance, the food, and the staff made this meal memorable. We got to catch the wonderful sunset while enjoying an incredible wine pairing and meal.

If you're staying at Aulani, and can swing it, you must dine at Ama Ama! It's definitely pricey, but was so worth it.We spent 12 days in Hawaii - covering 4 islands, and this was the best meal we had anywhere. From the starters right through to dessert was absolutely amazing! The flavor combinations in each dish just left us wanting more, yet also wondering where the journey would take us next. Some of the items we had: salmon pate with taro chips, pork belly, he'e (a risotto dish), scallops, ika ink doppio ravioli, coconut flan, citrus cake. We hadn't planned to dine at Ama Ama, but when we realized how many Rewards points we had and we were nearing the end of our time at Aulani, we decided to see what dining options were available. We checked with concierge and they were able to get us a table for that same night. Best decision we made the entire trip! Service was also excellent and one of our servers even took photos of us right outside where we were seated with the sun setting off the water. An absolutely amazing night!

I've been here 2x now, about 1 year apart. Both are for sunset dinner. Menu is still exactly the same. Service is excellent, just like all the Aulani cast members. She gives excellent explanation and recommendation of the menu. I tried to order different dishes than when I went the 1st time. And this time, we had a few people, so I got to try most of the dishes in the menu. Favorites from each course: Starters: Venison tartare Apps: Octopus risotto Entrees: Duck, and Lamb Desserts: all 3 Now that I've tried (almost) all the dishes in the menu, I can prolly skip AMA AMA dinner next visit, unless they change the menu.

Amazing views. Amazing service. Amazing food. Worth every penny. The staff is the friendliest you'll ever experience. Disney hospitality is the best. Every cast member treated us like queens. The food selection was overwhelmingly good and hard to decide what to eat. Luckily my bestie and I like to share so we were able to order different items to try as much as possible. The lobster was most memorable for me, although all of the food was superb. The soup was my next fave. The crudo was refreshing. Pork belly was flavorful. Steak and potato was delicious. The chocolate dessert and lilikoi cheesecake were fantastic. I'd definitely dine here again.

Great family friendly restaurant! I would recommend going early to catch the beautiful sunset. I had the Kabocha Squash Soup, Ahi, Lobster and Citrus Bar. Nothing bad to say on any of those choices!

My mom and I stopped by for last birthday dinner in Hawaii. The staff manning the receiption booth were friendly, professional and actually gave us a nice center view of the ocean. The waiter and waitstaff were great top up until the entree was served. Important details such as requests for hot water refill on the tea and unbussed empty dishes made the dinner frustrating considering we orderd over $360 worth of food. We also noticed other tables that weren't Asian were being serviced better than us. Initially, my mom and I thought it was because we weren't actual Disney hotel guests yet the two Japanese families next to us were given similar treatment. In fact, when it came time for the Japanese couple next to us to pay, the female blonde waitstaff assumed they were not Disney hotel guests by asking if they were going to pay by Apple Pay when they were referring to charging to the room. To top it all off, when the desserts came, I was only given my prefix dessert instead of the Mickey Mouse birthday dessert with a candle. My mom and I are from Los Angeles where no matter which part of the Disney restaurants we go to, whether inside or outside in Downtown Disney, on special occasions we are given a complimentary Mickey Mouse dessert. Mind you I would have been okay if they turned the prefixed dessert into a birthday kind but all they did was put a "Congratulations" chocolate on it without even a candle and some whip cream in the shape of Mickey's ears. When we asked the server about it, he only went to get a candle, stuck it in the prefix dessert flan, lit it and walked away. No Happy Birthday song or offer to take a picture of me with it. Instead, my mom and I had to awkwardly pretend we were okay with what the server did and did our own little Happy Birthday chant. When it came time to the check, we did see the familiar receipt line saying they recognized my Birthday and supposedly gave me my complimentary Mickey Mouse birthday dessert. When we asked the waiter about this, he claimed it was just a thing they added to recognize they gave me "compliments" for my birthday and giving me the token free Disney birthday pin. Towards the end, the manager did come by and ensure my mom and I eventually got one of our repeated orders which was the tea refill and a pitcher of coffee. I wish we had mentioned to her our dissatisfaction with the waitstaff but my mom and I kept it to ourselves in hopes our waiter would come through at the end. Overall, the host staff and the manager were the only best parts of our Birthday dinner experience. For over $360 worth (plus tip comes out to $425) at Disney, my mom and I certainly did not get the Disney experience we usually get at all other Disney parks and resorts.

Wonderful, friendly and attentive service. The ambiance is peaceful with great views of the sunset (at the time we went). The food was beautifully presented and quite delicious. All the food was at their appropriate temperatures. Wish we could have stayed longer - enjoyable dining experience. Our group of 10 were swerved all at once. The house bread is warm and delicious. There are not photos because we ate them before taking photos. The staff will bring more bread - just ask.

We heard ama ama recently updated their menu and booked reservations a few weeks ahead. So glad we did. Loved everything about this dinner! The ingredients were unique, fresh, and tasted amazing. It was nicely paced course and the server explained everything beautifully. They really tried to incorporate a lot of local Hawaiian ingredients to each dish. I also had the most amazing cocktail- Ube old fashioned. A strong old fashioned that slowly transformed with the melting of the Ube flavored ice. It was such a unique drink that I still think about from time to time. Sit back, enjoy the views and food! It's truly spectacular. Pro tips: Pick a time 1-2 hours before sunset for the amazing views. The dinner will take about 1.5 hours. We made reservations later on in the evening and it was pretty dark

First of all, our table had the perfect view of the sunset! Our servers were so amazingly friendly and took care of our every need. Our four course dinner was delicious and we were stuffed! Beautiful experience in celebration of our 44th wedding anniversary!

Too pricy for what it is but at least the food and view were good. I know it's a fancy restaurant at a resort, but for $130 a person i expected a bit more. I got the kabocha soup, pork belly, and lobster with lemon bar for dessert. All were pretty good but I've had better versions of each dish elsewhere. They start with a free bread sampler with nut bread, sourdough and lavash. All okay, nothing special. It does a good job of filling you up though since the portions are very small. They also have a complimentary bite of crude which tasted pretty good. The lemon bar was interesting because the bar itself isn't lemony but the topping contained all the lemon flavor. Overall, service was good and I think it's worth a shot if you're in the area.

Had a great meal at Ama Ama with impeccable service by Kiare. Absolutely beautiful setting. Food was outstanding. And again, the service was wonderful. We observed waitstaff deal with a horribly obnoxious family with grace, patience and dignity.

Being a Disney nut you are used to scooping up every reservation you can get when you can get them so when I got this one I was happy because it was 3 weeks before my trip and well, everyone knows you need to book way farther in advanced for Disney stuff. To be fair I did know it was $125 per person and it was a 4 course meal but in hindsight it was a very expensive failure in family food choice. My 11 year old daughter turn vegetarian a few months ago. We've taken her to a ton of fancy restaurants in Los Angeles so I thought splurging on $125 plant based meal would be okay. However, it wasn't. She was absolutely disappointed in the menu and we couldn't really change anything out on the menu for other items because that is what the chef put together. Disney is pretty accommodating in food choices but here, know that the menu is set and they won't let you order from the kids menu if you are over 9 but still eat like a kid. So basically, it was $125 down the drain. Her displeasure from the start basically ruined the meal. On a side note, I was happy they offered a plant based meal for vegetarians and vegans but yeah, it doesn't quite work for all. I really wish Disney would bump up kids ages from 3-9 to even higher like 12 for situations like this. My daughter aside, the service was great, even though we couldn't change our items the servers were really outstanding (5 stars). They were quick, efficient, and did a great job explaining what was being served. The reason for the 3 really comes down to the taste of the food vs the value. The three of us ordered different items for our four courses and we only really found one out of the four courses really good. For me, it was the pork belly and my husband the ahi tuna and my daughter enjoyed the pineapple dessert. The other selections we made missed the mark in taste. We eat out a lot in Los Angeles and I consider my family foodies but this was a big disappointment in flavor. Ambience and service was amazing but the food itself, I have had better. It's sad to realize $500 in. So my advice is check out the menu really well. We did but in hindsight I would have quizzed my vegetarian daughter more. And I myself should have looked at the menu better. If you have young kids over the 3-9 age range make sure they really want to eat here. Otherwise it's $125 for breads And if you are from a foodie town make sure the menu is to your liking. It's cool to score a Disney reservation but not if it won't make your party happy.

Impeccable service and delicious food makes this a great place to eat during your visit to the western side of Oahu. It's fine dining in a casual atmosphere, typical of Hawaii. Slippers with dress slacks and an aloha shirt, and you are ready for one of the nicer dining experiences in Hawaii.

Eric was a phenomenal waiter!! Explained everything in great detail. This is most definitely an upscale restaurant. They have a kids menu but in my opinion this would be best with adults only. Beautiful setting to watch the sunset. Our food was delicious.

A big mahalo to the creative and thoughtful chefs who put together a separate plant based tasting menu. I am utterly grateful. 'Ama 'Ama is a high end 4 course culinary experience that is a rare treat. My husband and I enjoyed a full service premium dinner on the waterfront as the sun was going down over the laguna. It was romantic, special, and delightful. Many Yelpers speak to the usual menu, which I have included here. The wine price was up $10 at our sitting, so be aware of varying prices. I will speak to my plant based menu which was so special. It is not often creators spend this effort on plant based entirety. I feel special and significant. The amuse bouche was a fun sea plant with avo and cucumber and salt. 1st course was a delightful ginger chickpea spread with tarro chips. 2nd course was my favorite: these amazing mushrooms, pickled onion, and sweet potato drizzle. Just divine. 3rd course was this gorgeous plate of veg with a slightly sweet coconut curry. I was so full by this point but I finished this beautiful dish. Finally 4th course was pineapple on shortbread wafer with mac nut creme. Also, I started with the Night Fell on Ubé cocktail, which is a Woodford reserve old fashioned using ubé as the simple syrup. It was very good. We both adored our food, the perfect seating, the supreme service, and the entire experience.

So this was my first 4 course meal, and the bar is set VERY high! Every server, hostess, waiter, and staff member was the nicest, most accommodating, and knowledgeable person. It seemed like everyone knew everything about each item in each course - it blew my mind! We started with drink orders while the hostess placed our napkins in our laps for us (!!) and then they brought out a little amuse-bouche followed by three types of bread (Levash, Multiseed, and Sourdough) served with Hawaiian salted butter. Then the actual courses started (starter, appetizer, entree, dessert... every plate was presented beautifully! It definitely kept up with the ambiance of the restaurant - sleek, modern, and of course, Hawaiian! I had: Cocktail- Leaves for Warmth (Kauai made rum with pineapple and mint) Beer- Kewalo Cream & Hop Island IPA by Honolulu Beer Works Starter- Venison Tartare Appetizer- Pork Belly w/ pickled onions and Okinawa Sweet Potato* Entrée- Ika Ink Doppio Ravioli Dessert- Coconut Flan * I literally would fly all the way back to Hawaii JUST for this pork belly - it was so soft and juicy and the sweet potato purée was like nothing I've had before. We had a great first night of our vacation! Thanks 'Ama 'Ama!!

Fantastic wait staff and food. Beautiful view and couldn't ask for a better date night. Open air restaurant

The 4 stars is for the service and ambiance. The setting is beautiful - we had a very late reservation (at 8 almost to closing) - so it was a bit dimmer and more intimate. But the surrounding trees were lit and they had live music towards the beach area. It gave a feel of the quiet and peaceful Island life. As one reviewer commented this is not restaurant for kids unless they don't mind sitting for long periods of time. The staff was very nice to us and actually brought another chair and put together so my daughter could lay down. I did have to ask for kids menu because I know my youngest wouldn't eat anything on the adults menu. Everyone that served us were polite and very attentive. Even the servers bringing out the food were personable and knowledgeable and added to the overall experience. Our two assigned wait staff seemed really busy as there was a larger party next to us but always made sure our water was topped off and we were doing good. The two dishes that stood out for me were the first 2 courses - Kabocha squash - soup reminded me of a bit of curry with the coconut. The shrimp was delicious and the presentation of pouring the broth was really elegant. Pork Belly- melt in your mouth goodness with Okinawa sweet potato. If they allowed I would have done 2 orders of this. My entree I got duck and I don't know if that was the right protein of choice. I guess I'm used to Asian preparation of the roasted duck so was expecting the skin to be crispy and salty but it was duck breast (my mistake misread the menu). I wasn't a fan of the tomato jam - it was tasty for sure but I'm just used to eating duck differently. I actually enjoyed the pineapple with mustard seed very much. Now the desserts were phenomenal in presentation and taste. The detail to everything was very appreciated.

Took the wifey here to celebrate our 1 year wedding anniversary, it was awesome! Ambiance: Restaurant beach front with a view of the lagoon as well as the sunset. It was beautiful! Decor of the place is very island like but elegant at the same time. Props because they fit well with the aulani Disney theme. Food: What can I say. This was our first time dining in a place with courses. For $125 a person you get 4. A starter, appetizer, entree then dessert. Tbh the food was delicious but we were still hungry after.. sorry. Just being honest. If you want to be full this isn't the place for you. In all honesty though you pay for the experience! What stood out to me had to be the steak and the pork belly. Very savory and flavorful. Service: Very welcoming and accommodating. The servers here really know how to describe all the food you might be looking to order. Just get whatever sounds good! Overall: Food here tastes good but portions are small. If you're looking to get full then go somewhere else. If you're looking for an experience then come. The sunset while having dinner is irreplaceable so I recommend a special occasion. Not sure if we'd visit again but it's nice to say that we tried.

This rating is only based on the customer service, the food was good. We made a 5:30 reservation for three to get table closest to the beach to see the sunset. After a brief period, we noticed we were placed in a dark corner of what actually was part of the Off the Hook bar, no one else was seated there. This area has wooden tables and wooden chairs, almost like camping. Not the brightly colored plush seats in the main Ama Ama restaurant. My wife talked to a hostess and was informed that a couple moved from their back table and stole our table without permission, they were not told to move. I wanted to leave, but I did not want to ruin the dinner for the others. I did not enjoy my dinner. We called a manager over, never did the manager acknowledge that our table was taken. We were moved to the waiting area until another table was available. The sunset was gone, I was pissed. In an apparent attempt to make things better, wine was served 'complements of the manager' however I was the only one that drinks wine. We escalated this to a manager in the hotel the next day and she stated 'they missed the mark' and assured us someone would get back to us. The original Ama Ama manager got back to us in a few days and said 'there was a misunderstanding', it was just common manager speak, there was no misunderstanding. Eventually my dinner was comped. In my opinion this fell short, I am not going to get that evening back. Staying at Aulani as a DVC member is not cheap. My pictures show the dark area we were sitting (Off the Hook table) and the bright area we should have been sitting from with a view of the ocean. The staff should have tactfully made those guest move. I am still fuming from this experience. PS We had two servers, our waitress had the attention span of a bug, she talked about her real job as a real estate agent and working there because the market is slow. Our waiter Gio was very good. Oh one more thing, our second course was delayed because the system was down. The perfect storm.

A Warm evening breeze with the sounds of Hawaiian music in the background and the ocean in the distance was the perfect setting for the Island inspired menu. We were seated and greeted by Trevor who gave a thorough run down of the menu and wine pairing option. He seemed very food and wine knowledgeable. The serving duo included Brittany who was also very knowledgeable. The four course prix fixe was $135 and an additional $65 for the wine pair. Usually on wine pairs I feel like it's never 100%,this one was pretty good, considering most of the wines were in the affordable retail range. First course was the squash soup. It was lightly fluffy and yummy. The pork belly was so tender and flavorful. The main course of aged duck was well prepared and I mixed up everything on the plate after cutting up the duck. It was paired with a Caymus-Susiun red wine was my favorite combo. The coconut flan was good, but not amazing. Disney does it again. My favorite Disney restaurant is the Napa Rose and AMA AMA is a close second.

We are staying in the Aulani Disney Resort and booked a table here for our first night on the island but came in late and they were so understanding and accommodated us for the following night so I was really hoping to like it...we were not disappointed! First the place is beautiful and ocean front. The staff...from the host to the servers & helpers are friendly, attentive, & give outstanding service. The drinks & food are fresh & delicious. Everything is made to perfection. From the starter to the dessert was amazing. At the end we had French-press coffee that was like the cherry-on-top of our meal. It was a true experience & pleasure

Foos was delicious and Eric knew his stuff. Thank you Eric for making our anniversary extra special

Excellent service, food is great, restaurant is lovely. We come here every time we visit Oahu. Our servers, Lauren and Brit were awesome

Haven't been since before Covid and was skeptical based on recent reviews. They moved to a set menu and wasn't sure what to expect. Boy were we pleasantly surprised. Elevated service, amazing food but not huge portions. We had a selection of four courses + an amuse. It's not cheap, by far the most expensive meal we had all week but was worth it. Extensive wine list and their Sommelier was very friendly and knowledgeable. The kids menu was a bit less expensive and appropriate for kids 10 and under.

Restaurant is located near the water at the end of the resort right across from Aunty's Beach House. Staff were so attentive and accommodating. We had a party of 13 and although they could not seat us at the same table they did put us right next to each other. The sunset view is just breathtaking! We took some photos out towards the ocean- it is not a backdrop!! Bread and butter were amazing but don't fill up on it! It was a prix fixe dinner. There is also a Keiki (kids age 3-9) menu that comes with crudite, starter, entree, dessert and a drink. Kids spam masubi dish was super cute! We had the Cranberry Ball drink and Ode to Mango. For me dinner selections were: kabocha squash soup for starters, island crudo for appetizer, lobster tail for entree, and chocolate mousse for dessert. Everything was exceptional!

Food, service, execution and atmosphere justify the high price tag. Although this is not an inexpensive meal, for a special occasion this is worth the price if you can afford it. The food was superb, both in quality and execution. Service was friendly and attentive. Each dish was explained. My wife has a number of food allergies and the kitchen was meticulous in insuring that the wasn't any cross contamination. If you choose to dine during sunset, the ambiance couldn't be better. I could not have asked for a better dining experience. It is very specific to the individual whether the meal justifies the cost. You are definitely paying a resort premium at the Aulani but the price is comparable to a high end restaurant in Vegas. I've pay more for a meal in NY or Vegas for a less enjoyable experience.

What a magical little gem! Located right on the beach from Disney's Aulani hotel, 'AMA 'AMA truly made this dining experience one for the books. I had just gotten engaged about 15 minutes prior to our dinner reservation and they pulled out all the stops! Every server we had was phenomenal and knowledgeable about items on the menu which is always a plus to me. They seated us with a great view of the beach and sunset and even set up the table with a beautiful congratulatory card. Now for the food - I have come to love experiencing food in this way, smaller menus with many courses. This allows me to try what I like and not feel so heavy leaving. We started with an amuse-bouche which was delightful! It was pancetta with a light creamy sauce. Yum! My starter was the Kabocha Squash Soup and just as I expected it was fantastic! For appetizers we ordered the Ahi tuna and the pork belly. The Ahi was almost like a deconstructed bowl and still delicious. I really enjoyed the pork belly - the onion on top is what really set it off for me. My entree was the Ika Ink Doppio Ravioli and wow I was blown away! The flavors were so good and it was loaded with lobster on top! The sauce flavored with the veggies was so fresh and unique. I could've eaten another round of this! Lastly for dessert I had the chocolate mousse which I could never hate as I'm a big chocolate girl! They decorated it beautifully and even made this a congratulatory dessert as well. Rich tasting but not so much that you can't finish it. All in all, if you are looking to splurge or if you're celebrating while in the area, I'd highly recommend 'AMA 'AMA!

Beautiful restaurant, beautiful view and beautifully plated food. I generally don't like prix fix menus, but everything I had was absolutely delicious. I had the kombucha squash soup, octopus, scallops and coconut flan. It was a real treat for a special occasion. I'd come back for another special occasion, but given the hefty price tag... it's not a place I'd frequent often. We had a wonderful waiter too... his name was Scott.

I loved this place so so much. It was so magical and cute. The made the rice in a shape of Mickey Mouse. My daughter loved it as well. she tried something new and the never happens. She tried the spam musubi . It was so worth the price. The service at ama ama was so good my daughter said felt like she was a princess. We loved this place so if you go to the Aulani Disney resort go to ama ama. I do wish they had a few more options on the menu. Had a beautiful view.

One of the most magical dinners I've ever had. The sunset on the ocean will take your breath away. The staff treat you like honored guests and the four course dinner and wine pairing simply fantastic.

This is absolutely the best restaurant in the resort. Top notch service; excellent and unique food; lots of drink options. The ambiance was tropical, classy and wonderful.

The most amazing restaurant for foodies. The waiter described each dish in detail and I could have listened to him all day. The dishes were all excellent and the experience worth $125 for four courses of fine dining. Some outstanding dishes were the octopus on a bed of risotto, the scallops and the ravioli with lobster. I was not crazy about the soup due to the coconut in it, but you might like a soup that tastes like coconuts. A magical experience in a Disney resort!