Foodie Guide to Lunar New Year 2019 at Disney California Adventure Park

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Lunar New Year celebrations start today at Disney California Adventure park – which means there’s a whole new list of must-eats to share with you! Now through February 17, we’re ushering in the Year of the Pig with our annual tribute to Asian cultures. In addition to special entertainment, the appearance of popular Disney Characters, and commemorative merchandise, this multicultural celebration features a variety of delicious food. You’ll find unique Asian-inspired cuisine (with a Disney twist!) at four Festival Marketplaces located throughout the park, as well as Paradise Garden Grill and the Festival Food and Beverage Cart.

For more information on Lunar New Year at Disney California Adventure Park, visit the Disneyland Resort website, and for all of the marketplace menus just check out my official Foodie Guide below!

Longevity Noodle Company

• Pan-fried Wheat Noodles with Chicken Meatballs
• Vegetable Egg Roll and Chilled Sesame-Garlic Noodles
• Egg Tart
• Orchid Spritz (non-alcoholic)
• Hite Pale Lager (alcoholic)

Lucky 8 Lantern

• Crispy Shrimp Fried Rice
• Stir-fried Vegetables and Pineapple with Soy Protein
• Mandarin Orange-Green Tea Tart
• Vietnamese Iced Coffee (non-alcoholic)
• Lucky Buddha Beer (alcoholic)

Prosperity Bao & Buns

• Char Siu Pork Bao
• Mickey Chinese Hot Dog Bun
• Mango Pineapple Pastry
• Winter Plum Blossom Gin Mule (alcoholic)

Red Dragon Spice Traders

• Firecracker Three Cup Chicken
• Steamed Short Rib Shumai
• Purple Yam Macaron with Crème Fraîche
• Raspberry Lychee Chai Tea (non-alcoholic)

Festival Food and Beverage Cart

• Gochujang Chicken Wings – Baked Korean-inspired chicken wings with spiced sauce
• Mini Almond Cookies – Traditional Chinese sweet almond crumble cookies

Paradise Garden Grill

• Korean Grilled Chicken
• Vegan Orange Tempeh
• Bahn Mi Pork Sandwich
• Whole Deep-fried Tilapia
• Mango Mousse
• Almond Milk Iced Tea (non-alcoholic)
• Almond Milk Iced Tea with Boba Popping Pearls (non-alcoholic)
• Tsing Tao Beer (alcoholic)

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