Disney Food Pictures...Part II

[dolce]

Mom's Night Out Fried Chicken @ Pop food court

Figaro Fries @ Pinocchio's Village Haus

Kitchen Sink @ Beaches & Cream (our dinner one night)

Chicken Pasta dish @ Whispering Canyon

Taco Salad from El Pirata y el Perico

how was the chicken pasta from whispering canyon?

 

[dredick]

You did a great job!!
I am getting so hungry looking at all of these pictures...

I just booked this!!!

 

[spaceace510]

How's this lol

I love it! thanks

 

[suzimar57]

great photos!

 

[MickeyNicki]

PRESSED POT KONA COFFEE

OJ

FRUIT BOWL WITH BANANA BREAD

TONGA TOAST WITH BACON

TONGA TOAST INSIDES

MACADAMIA PANCAKES WITH BUTTER AND PINEAPPLE SAUCE ON THE SIDE AND SAUSAGE

 

[bigbabyblues]

how was the chicken pasta from whispering canyon?

I really liked it, what little of it I was able to eat. I had the (no longer on the menu) loaded nachos for an appy, and that was a meal in itself. Add to that the bottomless milkshakes, and well......

It was a little spicier than I thought it would be, but it wasn't overwhelming. I would (and probably will, in November) order it again.

 

[dredick]

How's this lol

or this
it is food porn after all!!

 

[ShesAPirate]

Holy cow! Just went through all 63 pages... and man, am I craving a cream puff from the bakery in France! And a Dole Whip!

Here's some pics from our trip in September:

From Captain Cook's counter service at the Poly:
Grown-Up Grilled Cheese with Polynesian Chips

Pepperoni Flatbread and Chocolate Cupcake

Mickey Waffle and Sausage

Tonga Toast (maybe this is good at Kona, or I just got a bad serving... but ugh, this made me sick to my stomach all day long! Sooooo greasy!)

From Raglan Road:
Fada Burger (with bacon, tomato chutney, and Irish cheddar), chips, and greens with vinaigrette dressing

and a Black and Tan, of course

From Goofy's Candy Co:
Two "Create-your-own" marshmallow sticks (first one is milk chocolate with Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, second is dark chocolate with Oreos)

From Ohana (breakfast):
Pineapple bread and raisin bread

From Chef Mickey's:
A selection of desserts

From Crystal Palace:
More desserts!

and of course... self-serve Dole Whip from Captain Cook's:

I tried to avoid any foods that have been posted already... sorry if there's duplicates! Can't wait to go back in December and eat all these yummy things again! Oh, and can anyone describe the Schoolbread from Norway to me? I'm intrigued, but not totally sure if I'd like it.

 

[ShesAPirate]

The food at Ohana looks great, except there are a few things that my family will not eat (pork and steak). Do you know if Disney will evey sub out things. Also, it looked like the noodles have peanuts which my son is allergic to. We really want to go, but should we?

They will work with you! To paraphrase the info Julie gave on one of the Podcasts, you have to give them at least 72 hours advanced notice of your allergies, and it would be wise to speak to the chef when you arrive, just to make sure all of your bases are covered.

 

[spaceace510]

ShesAPirate-- what is in the adult grilled cheese? and the tonga toast at kona does look better inside...sorry it upset your stomach.

 

[MickeyNicki]

FRENCH ROLLS

ICE TEA

FRENCH ONION SOUP

HOUSE SALAD WITH VINAGRETTE

FLATBREAD WITH BACON, ONIONS AND CREME FRECHE

MACARONI GRATIN (WITH GRUYERE CHEESE AND CREME FRECHE)

ROASTED CHICKEN WITH BROWN SAUCE, BASIL INFUSED MASHED POTATOES, BROILED TOMATOES

VANILLA CREME BRULEE

 

[ShesAPirate]

ShesAPirate-- what is in the adult grilled cheese? and the tonga toast at kona does look better inside...sorry it upset your stomach.

According to the menu, Grown Up Grilled Cheese is "multigrain sunflower bread with cheddar, swiss, and blue cheese, frisee and tomato". Very, very good! And those Polynesian chips were really good too

 

[ShesAPirate]

MACARONI GRATIN (WITH GRUYERE CHEESE AND CREME FRECHE)

OMG, that looks soooooooo good!!!

 

[MickeyNicki]

OMG, that looks soooooooo good!!!

OMIGOD you have no idea, DH threatened to stab my hand with his fork if my fork wandered over to his dish again!

 

[Idontwanttogrowup]

We dont have Raglan Road planned because my husband doesnt like strange foods unless its in a buffet so Im wondering where else we can get bread pudding besides RR & Ohana?

 

[Tatania]

We dont have Raglan Road planned because my husband doesnt like strange foods unless its in a buffet so Im wondering where else we can get bread pudding besides RR & Ohana?

Raglan Food isn't really that strange. They just give normal dishes strange names, so Beef Stew becomes "Sod…the Stew"; Stuffed Pork Loin becomes "Paddy’s Pork"; Baby Back Ribs in a Guinness and honey glaze*becomes "Heaven on Earth"; the lunchtime Bacon Burger becomes "Fada Burger" .... you get the idea. There are a lot of good, plain Irish/English dishes on the menu so no fear!

 

[acourtwdw]

I think that some of the buffets have bread pudding. Trail's End comes to mind. I will ask my Dsis where else. I'm not a big bread pudding fan, but she is.

Keep the pictures coming

 

[Candid]

We dont have Raglan Road planned because my husband doesnt like strange foods unless its in a buffet so Im wondering where else we can get bread pudding besides RR & Ohana?

My DH doesn't like "strange" foods either...like the PP said, RR has very normal food just with strange names. My very picky family all loved it!

 

[mermaid&cinderella]

According to the menu, Grown Up Grilled Cheese is "multigrain sunflower bread with cheddar, swiss, and blue cheese, frisee and tomato". Very, very good! And those Polynesian chips were really good too

I love those Poly chips....I can't wait to have them again!

 

[2angelsinheaven]

What are the Poly Chips?