We tested the fun of Star Wars Foodie in the Disneyland Force season

Season of the Force has begun at the Disneyland Resort and Star Wars Fans have a fantastic fun.

IO9 recently attended the experiences of the media on the day of the inauguration. We also ran through the park for our own small food track that took us from Docking Bay 7 and Ronto Roasters in Galaxy’s Edge to Galactic Grill in Tomorrowland, testing the food of the whole park and the treaty offerings that are new for the season event this year, which celebrates all things in a tasty and cold way inspired by a galaxy far away, far away.

(Disney provided some foods covered here to IO9 during a press event. The rest of us pay for ourselves).

Galaxy’s Edge

We start with a quick look behind the scene of the Sipper Coaxium and the Corn Palomites Cube Tauntaun in a secret base location (behind the stage) in the advanced black needle position. A Disney Experiences representative demonstrated the blocking mechanism and the outbreak of the container of the lighting bassist, which we thought was an intelligent way to refer to the tanks seen in the Millennium Falcon: Running of smuggers attraction. The Tauntun was the best part and we believe it will be a great attraction for fans this year. We loved seeing the creature that Han only improvises in a sleeping bag for Luke as a way to hold corn pop Empire smellsAction figure of the era.

We also had the previous view of food favorites to return Star Wars Nite, which will make the yoda -shaped bite bite beignets and the galactic princess inspired by Princess Leia, Sunday Disneyland After Dark event.

Once we returned to the shore of the galaxy, we started our food drag, starting with the fried chicken baoos of Docking Bay 7. These are definitely some tasty bites before a larger meal. His spicy and spice combo is more pleasant than intense. As for issues, get rid of Star Wars The name of the canon for the chicken (“Tip Yip”) is a bit sad, but apparently the immersion with the names of the food was too adventurous for the average assistant of the park. And although sandwich buns are delicious, they are not particularly seen as some Star Wars. But honestly, that may not be so bad; I prefer that the effort will try to create the tastiest Bao bun, instead of one made with too much food dye. Docking Bay 7 is also where you can buy drinks that enter detailed containers to satisfy Star Wars Aesthetic collectors.

The new food that really impressed us was the fried skewer of Falumpaset cheese, which is covered with potato pieces with more cheese to immerse it. It was easy to walk with; You can eat this in the tail for Increased resistance. It is cheese, is balanced, is chosen. We want Disney to maintain this in the menu and sell that cheese sauce alone, because I definitely put some of that in my baos and made me feel as if I was in the city of the cloud. I would buy this over and over again because it is lighter in the stomach than the basic element of Ronto throughout the year and less messy as well.

Tomorrowland

In Tomorrowland by Hyperspatial mountainYou can find more options. This space has often had the most questionable ideas in the past … like that hamburger on the dark side with a black bun. This year, the hamburger tries something new: an offer inspired by the gyroscant meat that highlighted the empanada as beef and mixed vegetables. If the food on the shore of the galaxy was of quality, the food in Galactic Grill was Port Burgo Pirate Bay Slop, because that empanada knew unlike anything I could name. If you had told me that it was Tauntoun’s meat, I would believe that you and the ingredients spill too easily, even with a large bun.

The other option we tried were the advanced popes loaded, which did not brought at all Star Wars To mind either. It was a basket of fries and onion rings with a lot of shredded pork on the top sprinkled with cheese and other coverage. It is decent and shared, but it could also have added to a menu for literally any IP.

The winner of us in Galactic Grill is decidedly dumb, because this place has drinks with grain with mini saber of light that light up. I immediately gave it to my son and was delighted to see her with her own blue light saber. (However, I was glad that it was not real when she put it in her mouth). However, I felt the absence of Darth’s cake for Chocolate Parfait, which had become a favorite basic element of the season over the years. Take a look below to see the successes and failures of our Star Wars food.

Check out this gastronomic meal and more in the Disneyland force season, now until May 11.

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