Dining in Hong Kong Disneyland

When added together, each of Hong Kong Disneyland’s four themed areas offer a total of eight dining locations with 2900 available seats. Three restaurants and five fast-food joints serve up a variety of Chinese, Asian, and Western dishes. Each location is decorated to match the designated area in which it is set. Prices are a little more expensive than your average outside restaurant, but then these do not have Mickey and Minnie to keep you company. A basic bowl of noodles and wontons costs HKD$40, a hamburger HKD$35 and soft drinks around HKD$15. The outlets are scattered throughout the park, so as long as you’ve got a bit of cash, one will never have to worry about starvation or hunger.

 

 

The Royal Banquet Hall at Fantasyland is certainly Disneyland’s most elegant dining option. Decorated with beautiful banners and flags, the area is also prettified with sculptures and caricaturesof Disney’s world famous characters. The classic tale of ’Sleeping Beauty" inspired the extravagant designs of some seats in the dining area. Four kitchens offer up a variety of international dishes including curry, dim sum, sushi, and steak.  

 

 

Located in Tomorrowland, Starliner is the biggest restaurant in Hong Kong Disneyland with 800 seats. The restaurant is laid out in the shape of a rocket and serves American fast food with an Asian twist . Salads, fried chicken and apple pies are the kind of fare on offer here. Although a lot of the dining outlets offer the same items throughout the park, some dishes stand out, being available only in some ares. For example, Starliner is the only place you can try the exclusive BBQ pork burger (HKD$35).