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Disneyland’s Lunar New Year Menu Is So ‘Gram-Worthy

You have until Feb. 13 to try Mickey-shaped buns and more.

by Lara Walsh
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Disney is ringing in the Year of the Tiger with its Lunar New Year celebration. From Jan. 21 through Feb. 13, Disneyland’s California Adventure Park will be hosting performances, activities, and, of course, specialty food and drink for the holiday.

Here is some of the best food and drink from Disneyland’s Lunar New Year 2022 menu.

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Char-Siu BBQ Pork Bao

Where: Prosperity Bao & Bun

Disneyland’s Char-Siu BBQ Pork Bao complements the filling with pickled red onions, cilantro, and jalapeño.

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Lychee Celebration

Where: Prosperity Bao & Buns

A twist on the popular lychee martini, this ‘Gram-worthy cocktail mixes lychee puree, lychee syrup, grapefruit juice, yuja, gin, and Prosecco for a boozy sip that’s light and bubbly.

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Mickey Chinese Hot Dog Bun

Where: Prosperity Bao & Buns

These Brioche-style Mickey-shaped buns are stuffed with hot dog and scallions then sprinkled with sesame seeds.

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Beef Bulgogi Short Rib

Where: Lucky 8 Lantern

This Korean-inspired beef bulgogi short rib comes with a fresh green and red onion salad and white rice.

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Mickey Purple Sweet Potato Macaron

Where: Prosperity Bao & Buns

Take some Disney TikToks with this red Mickey-shaped macaron featuring a purple sweet potato buttercream and crème fraîche filling.

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Peach Yuja-Ade

Where: Lucky 8 Lantern

A play on the traditional Korean herbal tea, Disneyland’s Peach Yuja-Ade combines yuja, dragonfruit, monin peach syrup, lemon, and Butterfly Pea Flower Tea. You can also get an alcoholic version with the Korean spirit Soju.

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Spicy Pork Dandan Noodles

Where: Longevity Noodle Co.

Turn up the heat with Disneyland’s Spicy Pork Dandan Noodles, which are pan-fried and tossed with ground pork and a spicy tri-chile blend sauce.

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Mango-Pineapple Pie

Where: The Seasonal Cart

This mango and pineapple pie has an adorable etching of Mickey Mouse on it, making for some ‘Gram-worthy photo opps.

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Impossible™ Lion’s Head Meatballs

Where: Red Dragon Spice Traders

Made with Impossible™ meat, these plant-based meatballs are cooked with braised cabbage and a Shaoxing wine reduction.

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Lotus Flower Glow Cube

Where: Longevity Noodle Co., Lucky 8 Lantern, Prosperity Bao & Buns, Red Dragon Spice Traders, Lucky Fortune Cookery, Paradise Garden Grill

While it’s not a cocktail by itself, this Lotus Flower Glow Cube will illuminate all your Lunar New Year Sips.

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