Break out of your typical lunch or dinner fare and try something new, something with fresh flavors, a range of exciting flavors, and African-inspired cooking methods by dining at Sanaa.Â
This Disney World table-service restaurant makes for one incredible experience, and it features a mix of dishes inspired by East African and Indian cuisine as well as some stellar views of animals roaming the Sunset Savanna just outside the restaurant’s windows.
Sanaa Location
Sanaa is located at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas – Kidani Village. This is one of the Disney Vacation Club resorts within the larger Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge complex.Â
You can find Sanaa (and its accompanying lounge) located downstairs from the lobby.
Sanaa Menu
Sanaa may be a table-service restaurant, but it’s one that offers two distinctly different dining experiences.Â
Head to Sanaa in the morning, and you can enjoy the Kuamsha Breakfast, which is actually a quick-service meal that doesn’t require an advance dining reservation (ADR). Visit for lunch or dinner, and you’ll get the full Sanaa dining experience, which does require reservations and is a true table-service meal.
All of the food served at Sanaa is centered around African cooking and Indian flavors, offering a more unique spin on the meal compared to your average theme park or hotel meal. Guests (namely adults) will love the variety and range of spices and flavor profiles.
Take a look at what’s on the menu at Sanaa below.
Kuamsha Breakfast Menu
Entrées
- Eggs Benedict
- Scramble Hash
- Boere Breakfast
- Banana Brûlée French Toast
- Sanaa Breakfast Sandwich
- Avocado Toast
- Yogurt and Granola Bowl
Kids’ Meals
- Mickey-shaped Waffles
- French Toast
- Kid’s Explorer Platter
Additional Sides
- Bacon
- House-made Boerewors Sausage
- African Home Fries
- Egg
- Coconut Drop Biscuit
- Steel-Cut Oats
- Banana Bread
- Fruit Plate
- Yogurt Parfait
- Assorted Whole Fruit
- Assorted Pastries
- Chocolate Twist Pastry
Lunch and Dinner Menu
Appetizers
- Indian-style Bread Service
- Spring Herb Salad
- Lamb Kefta
- Samosas
- Seasonal Soup
Entrées
- Pothie Inspired
- Samaki Upma Peri Peri
- Zanzibari Vegetable Curry with Chicken
- Zanzibari Vegetable Curry with Shrimp
- Zanzibari Vegetable Curry
- Tandoori Chicken
- Sanaa Burger
Desserts
- Wilde-beat Wildebeest
- Giraffe Tower Mousse
- Ankole Cake
- Black Sesame Sundae
Kids’ Appetizers (a la carte)
- Romaine Lettuce Salad
- Chicken Soup
- Carrot and Celery Sticks
Kids’ Create-Your-Own Entrées (choose one)
- Fish of the Day
- Cheese Pizza
- Butter Chicken
- Cheeseburger
Kids’ Create-Your-Own Selections (choose two)
- Seasonal Vegetables
- Fruit Cup
- Basmati Rice
- Cheddar Mac & Cheese
- Timon Grubs
Disney Dining Plan
Sanaa does accept the Disney Dining Plan, so you can easily use your credits here. Just keep in mind that since it’s a table-service restaurant (at least during lunch and dinner, the only two meals during which plan credits are accepted), you cannot use the Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan here.
It’ll cost one table-service meal credit per person to dine here.
Advance Dining Reservations
Like all of Disney World’s table-service spots, Sanaa does offer advance dining reservations, or ADRs. Reservations can book up fast, so you’ll want to start looking for an opening as soon as that 60-day booking window opens up.
Sanaa might be a bit out of the way due to its location at Kidani Village, but it’s one of the most in-demand restaurants. As a result, ADRs can be a bit tricky to get throughout the year, so don’t forget to keep checking often if you’re particularly interested in dining here.
Is Sanaa Kid-Friendly?
Sanaa is a bit out of the usual wheelhouse for most kids, especially very young diners. But while the African-forward menu might be a little intimidating for kids, it’s actually a pretty family-friendly restaurant.
This table-service dining spot is casual enough that kids of all ages can enjoy a meal here, and there’s some extra-special entertainment that’ll make little ones happy: views of animals roaming outside. Plus, like all Disney World restaurants, Sanaa welcomes kids regularly, so no one will bat an eye if your little ones are a bit wiggly.
When it comes to kid-friendly food, Sanaa does offer a mix of options that suit both adventurous little diners and picky eaters. Staples like cheeseburgers and pizza sit alongside butter chicken, offering kids as much or as little in way of unique flavors as they’re willing to try.Â
As a result, Sanaa can be a great compromise for families where adults want more adventurous food and kids do not.
