What is your favourite food when you travel to Disney?

[sandie]

What do you really need to eat when you are in a Disney Park?

What is your favourite snack?

What is your favourite counter service item?

What is the best sit down thing you have ever eaten?

What is a favourite from off site? (Not in a Disney Park)

What do you regret eating?

[sandie]

What is your favourite snack?

Mickey Ice Cream - we call them Mickey on a stick

What is your favourite counter service item?

Hot dogs from Casey's!

What is the best sit down thing you have ever eaten?

The potstickers from Ohana (wdw)

What is a favourite from off site? (Not in a Disney Park)

Wetzel's Pretzels

What do you regret eating?

The Monte Crisco Sanwich from Blue Bayou - I do not know what made me think that was a good idea!!!!!!!!!!!

[KeithS]

What is your favourite snack?

Pineapple Dole Whips!!!! There is nothing like 'em. Della and I got hooked - we buy them, then sit in the hub beside the Partners statue, facing the castle, and watch the world go by - I love those times

What is your favourite counter service item?

I think I'd have to go with the cheese burger at the Starliner Diner in Hong Kong. Those burgers rock. I probably had some good things in WDW, but I was so overwhelmed, I can't remember anything I ate there...

What is the best sit down thing you have ever eaten?

The meal at Walt's in Disneyland Paris was the best on the tour - can't remember what I ate, but I remember thinking how good it was! Wayne may remember the menu - I think I had the same thing as him. I love the salads (yes, you heard me right...salads...) at the Plaza Inn in Disneyland - the Plaza Inn is a haven from the hamburger!

What is a favourite from off site? (Not in a Disney Park)

Anything from Denny's in Anaheim - it is fried, cheap and better than most things in the park!

What do you regret eating?

Just about any meal in Disneyland Anaheim that isn't at a sit down restaurant! I guess I had too many burgers.

[ajp]

We're Disneyland only visitors so far, but here goes.

What do you really need to eat when you are in a Disney Park?
Churros are one thing, as mentioned the youngest has to have one! Also an ice cream from the ice cream shop just around from Paradise Pier. Also Breakfast at the Plaza Inn is a must do as well!

What is your favourite snack?
Coffee! Coffee for Ros and I is a must at least 3 times a day when at the parks. Not just the normal brewed stuff, that's tar, but the "normal" good coffee from the cafes. Especially the one from the Carnation Cafe on Main street.

What is your favourite counter service item?
Gumbo in the bread bowl from the Royal Street Verandah in New Orleans Square. Great to have on a cool winter night followed by a coffee in preparation for Fantasmic!

What is the best sit down thing you have ever eaten?
This is shared between Blue Bayou and Aerial's Grotto in DCA, but for different reasons. Can't remember what we had, but do remember that we thoroughly enjoyed it!

What is a favourite from off site? (Not in a Disney Park)
Definitely Cocos. They have the best value, are always clean and serve veges in a land of fried everything which is always a pleasant change. And their Banana Cream Pie is to die for!

What do you regret eating?
Corn Dog in DCA. It was one of those "when in Rome things", I just had to try one. It was absolutely disgusting. It was like they had taken a lump of lard, stuck a stick in it and then fried it. I took about 3 mouthfuls and had to toss it.

[mushu mama]

Food glorious food......

Well, I've only got one park and one trip to draw from ( TDL) so that is not going to take long, but perhaps my answers will add a little oriental flavour to the thread.

What do you really need to eat when you are in a Disney Park?

Do I really need to say it.....

Churros. I've had them elsewhere but never as nice as the ones that you nibble on in Disney. I especially like the pink ones.

another absolute must for me would be the Mickey waffles. And none of that Maple syrup... ( my apologies to any Canadians reading this - but it just makes my nose wrinkle...... ) Nope, it has to have strawberry jam, lashings of whipped cream and chocolate fudgy kind of sauce.....

Sigh....


What is your favourite snack?

see above. Plus the Mickey head shaped icecreams that are sandwiched between biscuits ( like a Maxi icecream here - but better) messy but oh so yummy.


What is your favourite counter service item?
Hmmm..... the Halloween pizza in Toontown. ( we were there over Halloween but that was the only day we didn't go to the park ) it was really really weird but surprisingly satisfying.... it was pork and corn flavoured from memory. Defies description actually. They eat some weird stuff in Japan.

The closest thing we came to doing the 'sit down' meal was a sundae at the Ice cream parlor..... seriously.

What is a favourite from off site? (Not in a Disney Park)

Mc Teryaki burgers at McDonalds...... Best Macca's I've ever had.


What do you regret eating?
honestly... I can't think of anything in TDL. Japan was a gastronical wonderland of the weird but it was great fun trying everything. Only one thing I didn't take more than one bite of - Steamed dumplings laced with a really bitter sake.... BLEUGH ......I have a ginormous sweet tooth so that didn't go down well.

One other thing about the park in Japan that might be different in the food stakes, they have meals ( including for the kids) called 'sets' and they are kind of the Japanese version of fast food. The kids version was kind of like a Happy Meal but way more expensive ( about $13) but they came in a seriously cute lunchbox. In them were a Peanut butter sandwich made from Mickey head shaped bread - not cut with a cutter but actually baked that shape and sliced, chips ( as in Samboy) a drink, and this weird clear jellifeid fruit concoction that really just tasted like jellied water with golden circle fruit salad in it.

Oh and the potato chips stamped with Disney characters - yes on each chip - they were yummy as well. Do they have them in any other parks?

~Lisa ~