A part of the Vic Falls Safari Lodge Complex the show and meal makes for a good night of entertainment and decent food. From the time you arrive, they put on a ceremonial cloth, a little face painting, and then bering you to the table. The hand washing, and tasting of the local beer that follows, along with a good... More

... and none of the unpleasantness. Boma is a buffet style restaurant, but the fun of eating all you want of foods both familiar and exotic isn't the only attraction. There is the ceremonial draping of cloth and face painting of those who attend dinner. Then there is the table-side traditional handwashing. Later in the evening dancers and drummers appear,... More

This restaurant was fantastic. You got to try all sorts of game as well as all the normal food (lamb, beef etc.). The singing and dancing were wonderful but the drumming was the best. Everyone got to drum with the band and the leader was very entertaining. Loved it and would highly recommend this restaurant.

As I live in East Africa and have been to many cultural shows this one was not what I expected. The food was average and the game meat was not as spectacular as I have had at other places.

A super night out with live African music and dance, which you can become involved in. The buffet style food is amazing and there are a number of different meats to try. If you eat a Mopani worm you get a certificate. Ate Impala, Kudu, Crocodile, Warthog, but there was also fillet steak and chicken etc if you are not... More

The food is unique, and we were pleased to see crocodile, warthog, boerwors, and mopani worms. Even if they weren't great, it was different food we were excited to try. Some of the buffet items were good, others, quite bad. As for entertainment, it was just that. We enjoyed the dancers, but enjoyed the drum show and interaction much more.... More

When you arrive you get an African dress robe put on and then just inside is a dance troop which you can join if you are game enough. Inside awaits a feast of meats, salads and sweets including a full lamb (or similar) on the roast. Entertainment is the traditional dancing and then some drum banging where everyone gets a... More

Dance with the local natives, learn to play a drum with the entire crowd & get your face painted all while you enjoy an African feast!

This is not only an ethnic restaurant but also a unique cultural experience. We were warmly greeted and "properly dressed and painted" for the evening. We were also encouraged to join in and dance to the beat of the drums. Because we were there in the low season and mid-week, we did not experience the large crowds and were treated... More