Does Mario Kart: Koopa’s Challenge live up to our expectations? You're about to find out. There’s a lot to this attraction, so I’ll break it down in detail.
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The Pokémon Company has announced new menu items inspired by Pokémon Scarlet and Violet at Pikachu Sweets by Pokemon Cafe
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The Starbucks Roastery Reserve Tokyo is the biggest Starbucks in Japan. This roastery isn’t your typical neighbourhood Starbucks (it’s in Nakameguro) and boasts an upscale cafe feel over four floors that are a dream come true for Starbucks fans. Here's my review, tips, and recommendations on what drinks to have!
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Trying the three new flavours of popcorn at Tokyo Disneyland including strawberry milk, cookie cream, & caramel and cheese! Find out which one I think is the best and you need to try.
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La Taverne de Gaston is a quick-service restaurant in the Beauty and the Beast area at Tokyo Disneyland. As the name suggests, it’s Gaston’s Tavern from the film and is in the village area of Fantasyland. I went and tried every food item offered at La Taverne de Gaston. I’ll tell you what’s worth getting and what’s not. Including my thoughts on the new churro at Le Fou’s! Before we start, I want to clear up a bit of confusion. Does Tokyo Disneyland have the Be Our Guest Restaurant? A frequent question I’m asked is if the Be Our Guest…
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Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast is the newest ride to join the ranks of other trackless attractions at Disney Parks across the globe. Instead of escaping the First Order or touring a Mystical Manor, you join Belle on her journey through the animated classic, Beauty and the Beast. What do I think about Enchanted Tales of Beauty and the Beast in Tokyo Disneyland? I’ll tell you what I like, disliked, and where I think it ranks among the world-class attractions at other Disney Parks. This post does contain some spoilers, so if you wish to not read any…
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The infamous Mike Wazowski Melon Bread (also known as Melon Pan in Japan) is a snack staple at Tokyo Disneyland. Read any review or watch any vlog and I guarantee the Mike Wazowski Melon Bread is mentioned and devoured. It’s perfectly paired with the Green Alien Mochi. Is it worth the hype? What does it taste like? Also, where can you find it at Tokyo Disneyland? Don’t worry, I got you covered.
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Kua ‘Aina is a burger and sandwich restaurant that originates from Hawaii and has a location inside Ikspiari at Tokyo Disney Resort. It’s a very popular spot for teenagers and families. If you have a picky eater or simply want a burger (no judgement here) then this is an excellent choice. How do the burgers taste? Let’s find out! Kua ‘Aina Burgers at Tokyo Disney Resort
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It’s easy to spend your entire time in Japan simply eating. Do any research on the different types of food in Japan and you’ll see all options. There’s a lot. There’s one dish that I’d say that most people are aware of and that’s ramen. With its delicious broth, noodles, and toppings, I haven’t met anyone who has tried ramen and didn’t like it. If you’re short on time or want to take a break from Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea, head on over to Ikspiari to get yourself a bowl of ramen from Ippudo. Here’s my review and why…
