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A hand holds a Mickey-shaped chocolate chip cookie in front of a Disneyland Paris building, with the title 'Everything WE ATE AT Disneyland Paris'.
A hand holds a Mickey-shaped chocolate chip cookie in front of a Disneyland Paris building, described as a surprisingly good cookie for under €5.
A hand holds a Mickey Premium Bar (chocolate-covered ice cream) with a carousel in the background, described as an iconic snack.
A man holds a red reusable plastic cup, which the text explains is used for hot drinks at the park and does not insulate well.
A man holds a large pretzel in front of his face at Pym's Test Kitchen, with plates of food and drinks on the table.
A plate from Pym's Test Kitchen featuring fries, a small burger, a sandwich, a black cake, and two small dessert cups.
A close-up of a Nutella waffle on a paper plate, drizzled with chocolate and served with a wooden fork.
A woman smiles while holding a pina colada in a coconut-shaped cup at Captain Jack's restaurant, described as well-balanced.
Two plates of main courses: one with Wahoo fish and beet salad, and another with Caribbean Chicken and shrimp.
Two dessert bowls: one with a sweet potato cake topped with cream and berries, and another with mango rice pudding.
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Everything I Ate at Disneyland Paris

While I think a lot of Americans are all about the food when they visit the international parks (especiallyDisneyland Paris ) we mostly just wanted to ride everything.

However, what we did eat we mostly loved. The food is so incredible. Domestic parks should take a hint lol

We mostly ate snacks but did two table service meals.

An early dinner at PYM Kitchen : a buffet that honestly was so good. I hi in with high expectations but trusty so good. (Don’t kiss the fried chicken) …we were starving and I barely got any photos though

And dinner at Captain Jack's - Restaurant des Pirates which again I was skeptical of. It wasn’t my first choice but we booked this leg of your trip quite last min so I took what I could get. I can honestly say we really enjoyed our meal. I would go back here in an instant! It’s similar in country the Blue Bayou in Disneyland with the dining room overlooking Pirates.

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Disneyland Paris
2024/11/12 Edited to

... Read moreWhen visiting Disneyland Paris, food is an integral part of the experience, and this guide focuses on some must-try dishes and dining locations. Start with the iconic Mickey Chocolate Chip Cookie, rated 100/10 for its delightful taste, it's a quintessential Disneyland snack worth devouring. For a more substantial meal, PYM Kitchen is a hit with guests, offering a buffet featuring American comfort food. Diners rave about the fried chicken and madeleines, making it an excellent option for those looking to indulge in familiar flavors while enjoying the park's ambiance. Another standout is Captain Jack's – Restaurant des Pirates, where diners can enjoy a unique atmosphere akin to the Blue Bayou in Disneyland. The setting enhances the dining experience, as you can enjoy views of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride. Don't overlook the Nutella Waffle, a 10/10 dessert made fresh that visitors are sure to love. Its soft texture and rich flavor make it a must-try for anyone with a sweet tooth. Additionally, the Captain Jack's Pina Colada has received high praise for its balanced flavors, proving to be an unforgettable beverage choice. Overall, the diverse culinary offerings allow guests to enjoy a satisfying dining experience at Disneyland Paris, ensuring that every bite is enjoyable and memorable!