Healthy Food at DLP??

[Miss_Lumiere]

Hi all,

Heading to DLP on the 30th to spend New Years there. However myself and my friend that I'm going with are both following the Slimming World diet and are concerned about the lack of healthy options. It's a holiday so we're not planning to be as strict but we don't want to undo all our good work. Does anyone have any suggestions of where to eat please? We're flying over and are staying at the Explorer so won't have a fridge in our room.

Any advice gratefully received

Thanks,
Miss Lumiere

 

[moorhunhe]

I know that at Hakuna Matata you can choose a salad instead of rice/fries.

And I believe that at Videopolis my mom had a salad last year as main thing. So there are at least a few places that offer salads.

Rainforest Café is a bit more healthy too I guess, pasta's, salads.

 

[markpsych]

The Agrabah Cafe has some healthy options: http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1633563&page=5

 

[tennisfan]

I dint think you will have to watch too much what you at as the amount of walking you will do will outweigh what you eat. We usually cover between 5-10 miles a day

 

[HFJohnson]

I think most of the CS places offer salad an alternative to garlic bread or other sides. Plus the portions are, I think, pretty generous so you could always share one between you. The buffets all offer salady things for starters and meat and veg for the main course but they do include large dessert sections which you might want to avoid! They do also offer fresh fruit as an alternative. I should think you could find some fairly healthy options at the table service restaurants too.

Have a look here to get more of an idea of what's on offer...

http://www.dlrpmagic.com/planning/dining/restaurant-menus/

 

[Lisa_C]

Earl of Sandwich do some wonderful salads for mains! But as already mentioned, you'll easily out walk the calories of anything you'll eat. We eat like kings while there yet I always manage to loose my trousers.....

 

[PrincessHi]

I don't know about healthy specifically but I'm vegan so I ate mostly pasta, salads, rice, cous cous etc while I was there and honestly I felt like I was spoilt for choice. I think if you stick to buffets you will have the most options though.

 

[Miss_Lumiere]

Thank you so much for your replies - it's really helpful and has put my mind at ease a bit.

Happy New year

Miss Lumiere