First of all, on Mickey Street near the entrance, there are 15 restaurants lined up in order, offering a variety of cuisines from Western to Chinese. Fast food and upscale restaurants cater to different visitors.
The cost-effective ones are:
Toast to the Official Cuisine (with simple meals, 40 per capita)
(2) Da Food Generation (Chinese and Western formal snacks are available at a cheaper price of 30)
(3) The House, the South Restaurant, the Cool Kitchen, and Wang Xin Tea Restaurant are about 80 per capita, which is not bad.
In addition to the bread new words other restaurants are dessert stores, basically dining environment is good, the price is also higher ~
The second stop is the Fantasy Garden area of the restaurant: including desserts, popcorn, potato chips, ice cream and other snacks and drinks. A little hungry when suitable to fill the stomach ~
Including Timothy snacks cost-effective, per capita 40, you can eat oversized hot dogs ~
The third stop is the Adventure Island area of the restaurant: tribal abundance of the Hall mainly sells the very popular tribal turkey leg rice, delicious fried vegetables, barbecue, vegetarian, per capita more than 80 people, the price is average.
Tigerfish Bites is famous for its beef kimchi rolls and grilled chicken rolls. It is a small fast food, about 45 per capita, and the price-performance ratio is OK!
The fourth stop is a restaurant in the Treasure Bay area:
The most recommended is The Barbossa Grill! The special thing about this restaurant is that diners can see the chef's cooking moments with their own eyes through the open kitchen. Inside the restaurant, you can feel the battlefield of "Pirates of the Caribbean - Battle for the Lost Treasure" ~ super cool!
Approximately 85 per capita, you can eat super delicious grilled lamb chops and grilled chicken thighs. Black pineapple smoothie, deep-sea grilled fish set and so on. There are so many choices! In terms of dining environment, flavor, service, the price is not bad!
There's another famous restaurant in the area, Tutuga Flavors, where the braised chicken thighs are served. It takes a long time to queue up. Because this is a snack bar, there is no dining lounge, so it's a poor experience in winter. Personally, I feel that the value for money is average, just for reference.
The fifth stop is the Dream World area. Several restaurants have their own specialties, but the price is not high, I will not repeat.
The last one is the Tomorrowland area, and the Star Tower restaurant is still good. The restaurant mainly serves fried chicken tenders, fries, and burgers, of course not as expensive as M and KFC, but the value for money in the park is okay~