• Food

    All-You-Can-Eat Green Alien Mochi at Tokyo Disneyland

    The Green Alien Mochi is one of the most, if not the most, iconic Disney Parks dessert and they’re only at Tokyo Disney Resort. Any Explorer who visits the Parks here in Japan has to try them at least once. On a normal day, the most you’re able to buy are 3 (custard, strawberry, and chocolate cream), which is more than enough for most people. What if I told you that you’re able to test your stomach’s capacity in eating as many as you physically can? Yup, Tokyo Disneyland is offering a dessert buffet!

  • Reviews

    Dragon Wind Review at Hong Kong Disneyland

    Dragon Wind is a character buffet restaurant in the excellent Disney Explorers Lodge hotel at Hong Kong Disneyland. It’s open for both breakfast and lunch (it’s best to make a reservation in advance). Breakfast starts at $298 HKD ($38 USD) for adults and lunch starts at $388 HKD ($50 USD). The restaurant is an open-concept with beautiful decorations showcasing culture from both Hong Kong and China. It fits perfectly with the overall theme of the Disney Explorers Lodge. Our review covers only the breakfast buffet, as I haven’t had the chance to dine there for dinner.

  • Reviews

    Chef Mickey Review at the Disney Ambassador Hotel

    Chef Mickey is a character buffet at the Disney Ambassador Hotel at Tokyo Disney Resort serving both Japanese and Western cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It’s one of a few excellent buffet options at Tokyo Disney Resort. Our review covers the food, character interactions, how to get a reservation, and the restaurant itself. Read our full dining guide to help plan where to eat and how to make reservations!