We are only going to be in Orlando for 3 nights. 2 of them will be in the parks.
I am struggling to decide where to eat on night 3. I want it to be on Disney property, nothing that is too fussy & expensive (Victoria & Alberts)
We will have just had 3 days on the coast, so we will hopefully had good fish/seafood.
Previously been to Ohanas, Crystal Palace and Whispering Canyon.
Suggestions please 
We love Sanaa and no trip is complete without a visit
Our Very Merry 24 nighter Nov/Dec 15
Watson's go West May 15
The one with all the birthdays Oct 14 4 Big Birthdays and a Vow Renewal thrown in
The OMG trip June 14 30th Birthday present from the hubs
Girly trip March 14 A last min cheapy week
September 13 our first all DVC stay
TR May 2013 the last min bargain trip offsite
Oct 2012 TR with a cruise!big family trip featuring the beach club, AKL, the dream and a villa offsite
TR on a budget May - June 2011offsite condo
TR Sept - Oct 2010 big family trip in an offsite villa
We love Sanaa and no trip is complete without a visit
Would you recommend going here while it is still light outside?
Well first off, V & A is a class all it own, so you can not compare it with any of the other restaurants on Disney property.
Secondly, what kind of tastes do you like? Sanna is an excellent restaurant , but some people are put off by some of the heavy flavors there. California Grill is excellent as well as The Yachtsman Steakhouse, Flying Fish (don't think just seafood, it's not), The Turf Club, and there is also Jiko. Fultons in DTD has raised its standards as well since it's first bout with the Dining Plan. I still don't think it is as good as it was before the Dining Plan, but we had an excellent meal there in May. The only thing that might put you off on that is all the construction in DTD.
I love the Garden Grill at Epcot. It's a character meal though so not sure if you're into that or not.
We like Boma at Animal Kingdom Lodge.
If you want to eat in the park since you are only there three days, that makes it easier since it limits the selection: Le Cellier, Teppan Edo, and DH loves Morocco. MK is abit more limited for us as the Liberty Tree Tavern is the only one we really look at. Disney Studios has more; we love Mama Melrose, 50's Primetime, and DH likes Sci Fi. Animal Kingdom is where we Loooooovvvveeee Yak and Yeti.
Out of the park, we love Bomas (each trip for us), and we are are hearing some of the ones listed above are also quite good.
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We won't be in the park that day.
We love spicy food. I am really liking the menus at Sanna and Boma. Husband hasn't been to AK Lodge so that would be good. Is there a nice bar there to have a pre dinner drink?
Wow!. 
.The million $$$$$ question....Since you mentioned your love of spicy food ( I'am a chilli head and love Indian cuisine ) ...We have a ADR for Sanaa in October and I'll be asking my server what they recommend for a chilli head.. 
Sanna is in Kidani Village, not the Animal Kingdom Lodge. Sanna does have a nice bar though.
Here is a couple of photos of Sanaa delights...The 3 Naan bread and 9 dip starter and the choice of 3 from the " Slow " cooked menu...
Watchmaker, those photos look amazing. We are both chilli heads here too!! 
Watchmaker, those photos look amazing. We are both chilli heads here too!!
I've only had lunch at Sanaa and it was superb, so I'am looking forward to my evening ADR ..All this talk of food is making me hungry..I can see me ordering a spicy Mexicano pizza tonight... 
We find it hard getting good spicy food in the US
I want to try and get an ADR for Tusker House as it sounds interesting.
As part of my eat & drink around the world, Spice Road Table is a must for me. (That is if it is still open- apparently it is very quiet). I appreciate that the flavours here are not hot spicy. We've been to Morrocco so will want to see if it is authentic.
Sounds as if you're leaning toward one of the Animal Kingdom Lodge restaurants...if you end up choosing Boma over Sanaa, there is a very nice bar on a balcony overlooking the restaurant. But if you do get an ADR at Tusker House, skip Boma and go for Sanaa. Tusker House's menu is somewhat similar to Boma's, although Boma has a better variety of dishes.
We find it hard getting good spicy food in the USI want to try and get an ADR for Tusker House as it sounds interesting.
As part of my eat & drink around the world, Spice Road Table is a must for me. (That is if it is still open- apparently it is very quiet). I appreciate that the flavours here are not hot spicy. We've been to Morrocco so will want to see if it is authentic.
Agree..On our vacation in Los Angeles, we went out to a Indian restaurant and I ordered the Acharie which back home is hot, but it was like a medium curry..However, Glasgow is famed for it's curry houses, and I once ordered the Chicken Xacuti Never again..It has the Bhut Jolaka chilli minced in the sauce..My eyes began to water after 5 mins,then I began to loose my voice, followed by hallucinations, and eventually had to be escorted out of the restaurant by the staff..It was night I'll never forget..I'd recommend this dish to anyone who says the hotter and spicer the better...LOL..
Thank you for posting the 3 bread picture....I`ve been curious what it looked like.