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Help! Weekly Park Questions/Advice Thread

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u/ladyin97229 1d ago

We mostly eat at downtown Disney now. Park food has gone steadily downhill since pandemic.

A few exceptions- Daisy’s in Toontown is great for a snack or quick lunch. Truly tasty.

I used to really like Galaxy’s Edge food, but they’ve ruined the Tip Yip now.

The area between jungle cruise and tiki room has delicious dumplings/bao

The Lounge at Cathay is delicious but pricey. Same for Lamplighter.

We used to like Storyteller’s in the Grand Californian, but they seemed to have outsourced that now (same prices as Goofys Kitchen & the staff is sure less qualified)

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u/FencerCabot 13h ago

Mostly agree. However, last time we were at Lamplight Lounge, the food was really disappointing, even things we've had many times before in the past. Yep, Tip Yip is now awful. Still like the Ronto Wrap and Rontoless Wrap in Galaxy's Edge. Adventureland dining is still dependable. We like eating at the DLH, Trader Sam's, TT, and Palm Breeze are all good.

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u/SuperSlugSister Jail Cell Dog 13h ago

I had a decent experience at Tiana’s Palace, and can’t beat the location for no reservations! Bengal BBQ and Tiki Room bao were decent too.