Food and drink
Where to eat at Hong Kong Disneyland
At Hong Kong Disneyland you can eat Chinese, Asian, American and international food. Each area has its own restaurants and snack stands. At many restaurants you order through the app (Mobile Order).
Main Street, U.S.A.
- Plaza Inn: Chinese cuisine in a Victorian building with a lavishly decorated dining room. Table service.
- Main Street Corner Cafe Hosted by Coca-Cola: American classics with a Disney twist. Table service.
- Main Street Bakery: pastries, sandwiches, pizza, coffee and tea.
- Market House: a Starbucks for your favourite coffee.
- Midtown Delights: soft-serve ice cream.
Fantasyland and Adventureland
- Royal Banquet Hall (Fantasyland): medieval dining hall serving American, Japanese and Chinese dishes.
- Clopin's Festival of Foods (Fantasyland): Thai and Vietnamese dishes.
- Small World Ice Cream (Fantasyland): Italian gelato.
- River View Cafe (Adventureland): Southeast Asian and Hong Kong dishes with a view of the river. Table service.
- Wayfinders' Table (Adventureland): Oceanian dishes themed around Moana, halal-certified.
- Karibuni Grill (Adventureland): grilled snacks at the Karibuni Marketplace.
Tomorrowland, Grizzly Gulch and Mystic Point
- Starliner Diner (Tomorrowland): American fried chicken and burgers, Marvel-style.
- Comet Cafe (Tomorrowland): noodles and rice dishes.
- Lucky Nugget Saloon (Grizzly Gulch): snacks and desserts with Chip 'n' Dale, such as churros.
- Explorer's Club Restaurant (Mystic Point): international dishes in five rooms full of exotic treasures.
Toy Story Land and World of Frozen
- Jessie's Snack Roundup (Toy Story Land): Lotso Waffle Sandwich, Slinky Pizza and an ice cream shaped like a game piece.
- Golden Crocus Inn (World of Frozen): hearty traditional dishes from Arendelle.
- Northern Delights (World of Frozen): Arendelle's oldest sweet shop, with treats in the colours of the northern lights.
- Forest Fare (World of Frozen): snacks from a travelling cook in the forest.
Hotel restaurants
- Dragon Wind (Disney Explorers Lodge): Chinese cuisine, with dim sum shaped like Disney characters.
- World of Color Restaurant (Disney Explorers Lodge): international dishes from five continents.
- Chart Room Cafe and Dreamer's Lookout (Disney Explorers Lodge): coffee, tea and drinks.
- Ink & Plate (Disney's Hollywood Hotel): international buffet where you meet Disney characters.
- The Archivist (Disney's Hollywood Hotel): bar with Marvel decor and a view of the garden.
The restaurants at the Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel are closed while the hotel is being renovated. At the hotel restaurants you can request Priority Seating: a set time with a short wait.
You can bring your own food
You may bring your own food and drink, as long as it doesn't need heating or chilling and doesn't have a strong smell.
Order in the app
At many restaurants you can order with Mobile Order in the app. That way you don't have to queue at the till.
Allergies
Many restaurants cater for allergies. Let the staff know, ideally 24 hours in advance at table-service restaurants.