Our server told us that the spices had been toned down for a broader appeal. There were few items that appealed to me. I finally settled on the NY Strip steak with a spinach mushroom pancake. The latter was not good at all. The steak was salty and not one I would order again.

We shared the cauliflower containing appetizer that Kevin describes and were not impressed. All portion sizes were small.

The only food that was appealing to us was the dessert, a “chocolate” cake that looked like vanilla wafers and had a faint choclate taste. The others listed appealed to no one in our party of four.

The restaurant is quite dark. Once the sun goes down, one can barely read the menu. The only light was from a small votive type candle. Two of us were lucky in that we were able to lean into a faint overhead light to read it.

Getting to Sanaa is not easy unless you have a car. We were staying at Jambo House. WDW buses stop at Kidani first then at Jambo while we were there. It is possible to walk, but it is a looong walk – .5 to 1 mile. We drove and met our friends in the lobby which is beautiful and has a wonderful view of a savannah, but it is much smaller that the AKL Jambo lobby.

Next time, we are going back to Boma or Tusker House. I think Sanaa may have to revise their menu in order to survive. One advantage that it has is that it is the ONLY restaurant at Kidani. There is no counter service at all.

I also had the Tandoori Chicken which was a little small as well–not bad but lacking a genuine tandoori taste.

With so many choices not sure if I’d return (something I am not sure I have said of very few WDW rest’s)