Traveling To Disney’s Aulani in Hawaii: AMA AMA Reopens!



Come with us as we travel back to Oahu Hawaii to stay at Disney’s Aulani resort and spa, but before we get there we make a few stops along the way, including trying the best Manapuas on the island and an Aulani hack you’re not going to want to miss. And AMA AMA, the resorts signature restaurant has recently reopened, so we are going to try it for the first time ever. It has a new $125 four course fine dining menu — is it worth that price tag or is it too gourmet for us?

00:00 Welcome back to Hawaii!
00:40 Traveling to Oahu
06:23 Manapua’s at Honolulu Kitchen
12:21 Target in Ko Olina
17:24 Aulani Room Tour
22:30 ‘AMA‘AMA – Contemporary Island Cooking

#oahu #aulani #amaama

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32 thoughts on “Traveling To Disney’s Aulani in Hawaii: AMA AMA Reopens!”

  1. Glad you guys are back in Hawaii! You get to show us things that most of us will not be able to see or do so it's much appreciated and congrats on 300k subs! 👏

    By the way, macadamia nuts are actually native to Australia not to Hawaii. There was a time there that Hawaii was the highest producer of them but it always changes due to weather conditions. Only a few years ago Australia was the highest producer of them at 46% but because the last few years we've had way too many natural disasters like the 2019 Black Summer bush fires to the floods taking over the last two years (currently many towns in NSW are cleaning up from flash flooding two days ago) we haven't been able to grow as much so South Africa funnily enough is the world's largest macadamia nut producer now. Aus is at about 20% and S Africa at 40%. They grow well in subtropical climates.

    Macadamia nuts were introduced to Hawaii in the 1880's for the bush to protect sugarcane as a windbreak! And when they were first found here in Australia in 1828 by English settlers, macadamias were originally called the 'Bauple Nut' after the town of Bauple in Queensland by the founder. They were then renamed as macadamia after a German-Australian botanist named them as such after his friend John Macadam, who was a noted scientist and was secretary of the Philosophical Institute of Australia in 1858.

    And before the English naming of them they have over a dozen different names in the Indigenous Australian community and have always been a popular 'bush tucker' or bush food source.

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  2. Peter never sell yourself short my man. I'm sure fancy food is your thing just this food isn't your thing. They have raw venison at some ov the simplest places on earth to be sure. I say if it's something you don't like you should give it a rating because we still base our opinion on yours. Glad you tried it but you shoulda given it a half Peter or no Peter's lol. Maybe a sad face Peter can be the rating for foods like that.

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  3. It's the experience, like Victoria and Albert, I don't think I would pay that much for such small portions. No doubt the restaurant was beautiful, the sunset wow, service, entertainment and presentation was amazing. But you two looked like you enjoyed it and being together and happy, that is what matters. So sorry for your Mothers passing….♥️

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  4. Hi Peter and Kitra. I'm a new Patreon subscriber. Wow, loved this video! Aulani looks so amazing and my wife and I hope to go there someday. A big congratulations on 300K subscribers. All the best to you both. Your videos are so fun and inspirational and I look forward to them each week.

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  5. It’s EEA@O 1.5 ? Kitra in a waking sleep @ 7am has a nihilistic breakfast 🥯, puts on the Bluetooth headset she found in a junk drawer after seeing the movie in an attempt to get to the 🦝 iverse & wakes up vibrant and full of life in the alternate universe known as Ko’Olina 🤷‍♂️.

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  6. You guys famous on Oahu especially when you guys went rainbow 🌈 drive inn and had some Hawaiian chili pepper water! Classic Aloha hope you guys and an another awesome time. And about that moving here so what you guys moving? Would be nice to have you guys here.

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  7. I’m pretty sure all sunscreen sold in Hawaii is required to be “reef safe” now. The problem is, sunscreens were never damaging for coral reef. The dubious claim spread like wild fire and our state government decided to enact a law about it for brownie points without consulting coral reef experts instead of doing something actually nice for our coral reef .-.

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  8. I really need to learn how to vlog. I arrived in Hawaii the day before you did. Even left out of gate 54A in LA just like you. Close but yet so far. I was there 10 days (2 days added cause of hurricane Nicole, darn).. My trip was great but very different from yours! I got hints too! haha.

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  9. We ate at Ama Ama mid October and thought it was great. The food quality, and service was excellent. The wine pairing price was reasonable and the server explained each wine. That ube old fashion was a definite five stars. As far as the price, it is not cheap but for the resort area it is equivalent to the Four Seasons prices next door. We had dinner at Mina’s Fish House next door and spent about the same amount but was less impressive than Ama Ama. We really enjoyed this video and your willingness to try things outside your comfort zone. Thank you.

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