Fantastic Treats and Where to Find Them (Tokyo Disneyland)

Honestly you can’t go wrong at Tokyo Disneyland, but if you’re only at the park for one day, these were my absolute favorite snacks at the park (visited 2019 on the final day of 35 Happiest Celebration). This list is specific to Tokyo Disneyland. 

Sweetheart Cafe - Melon Bread

Sweetheart Cafe located in World Bazaar - Home to the iconic and truly delicious Mike’s Melon Bread (300 yen), which tastes perfectly light and fresh, as well as many other seasonal and permanent pastries e.g. mouse-shaped Meat Patty Danish (360 yen). 

Alien dumplings

Pan Galactic Pizza Port located in Tomorrowland - You can find the Toy Story Alien mochi dumplings elsewhere in the park, but it’s worth it to come here for the truly unique Animatronics show. Located near Tomorrowland Terrace if you’re fixing for a lightsaber churro. 

Honey popcorn

Pooh’s Hunny Hunt in Fantasyland - I love Winnie the Pooh so I had to try the Honey flavor popcorn before hopping on the Hunt. I didn’t take notes but this *felt* like the longest line of the day. The other popcorn flavors for sale throughout the park are Barbecue, Soy Sauce & Butter, Curry, Salt, Milk Chocolate, Caramel, and Corn Potage. Nearby in Fantasyland, the famous teapot vending machine was slinging 35th anniversary Coke bottles at time of visit. 

Mickey glove bun

Boiler Room Bites in Adventureland - After eating nothing but sugar and carbs all day, I got my daily serving of vegetables in the Pork on Chinese Bun (600 yen). Get your fruit serving in the Special Sparkling Drink (350 yen). The Blue Syrup was a seasonal flavor. 

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