Appetizing East Asian-inspired dishes, drinks, and treats revealed for Lunar New Year Festival at Disneyland Resort

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A purple macaron topped with shimmering gold garnish, styled after East Asian flavors from Disneyland Resort’s Lunar New Year Festival, presented on a sleek black plate with a bold red backdrop—a delectable treat for Disney fans and festival-goers.

It’s time to celebrate the Year of the Dog– hopefully with Pluto joining in on the fun– at Disneyland Resort, as Disney California Adventure rolls out its Lunar Year Year Festival once again.

In addition to the usual characters, shows, and merchandise, the park will be serving up a wide variety of tasty food offerings inspired by the countries that observe this festive holiday. With that in mind, let’s take a look at what will be available along the north side of Paradise Pier during this year’s festival.

WATCH LUNAR NEW YEAR CELEBRATION 2017 AT DISNEYLAND RESORT:

Korea Marketplace

  • Kimchi Bokkeumbap – Vegetable fried rice
  • Yachae Mandu – Steamed vegetable dumpling with sesame-garlic soy sauce
  • Yang Gaeng – Sweet red bean and raspberry jelly
  • Banana Ooyu – Non-alcoholic banana milk
  • Mae Shil Ju – Plum wine cocktail
  • Hite Pale Lager

Enjoy three steamed dumplings served in a glass bowl with savory dipping sauce and chopsticks, beautifully presented on a wooden tray—an irresistible Lunar New Year Festival treat you’ll find only at Disneyland Resort, inspired by classic East Asian flavors.

China Marketplace

  • Xiao Long Bao – Pork soup dumplings with black vinegar and ginger
  • Sanbeiji – Three-cup chicken
  • Dan Ta – Egg tart dessert
  • Wuxiang Huasheng Tang – Five-spiced peanut brittle
  • Baixiangguo Lucha – Passion fruit green iced tea with lychee popping pearls (non-alcoholic)
  • Tsingtao Lager

A tall glass of iced banana milk on a wooden café table inside a theme park, with two bananas in the background, capturing the fun and festive vibe of Asian-inspired treats enjoyed during Lunar New Year celebrations at popular entertainment destinations.

Vietnam Marketplace

  • Banh Chu’ng – Sticky rice cake with pork
  • Chao Tom – Sugar cane shrimp skewer with sweet and sour sauce
  • Banh Khoai Lang Tim – Purple sweet potato macaron
  • Ca Phe Sua Da – Vietnamese iced coffee (non-alcoholic)

Paradise Gardens Cart

  • Zhurou Bao – Steamed bao filled with pork and served with sweet chili dipping sauce
  • Xìngren Qu Qi – Three Mini Almond Cookies

A vibrant bowl of fried rice with colorful diced carrots and fresh green onions, served in a green bowl on wooden table decor, capturing the festive flavors of Disneyland Resort’s Lunar New Year celebration.

Paradise Garden Grill

  • Ca Ro Phi Chien Gion – Whole crispy tilapia with chili-lime vinaigrette served family-style with soup, vegetables and rice
  • Japchae – Sweet potato noodles, onions, shiitake mushrooms, carrots, spinach, snow peas, broccolini and lightly sauteed tofu tossed with sesame oil and sweet and spicy sauce and topped with toasted sesame seeds
  • Galbi – Short ribs marinated and grilled Korean-style and served with steamed rice and kimchi
  • Pho Bo: Beef noodle soup with seasoned beef stock, thinly sliced tri-tip and rice noodles with classic accompaniments of onion, jalapeno, basil-lime and hot sauce
  • Banh Mi Thit Nuong – Marinated pork belly, pickled carrots and daikon with cucumber, cilantro, seasoned mayonnaise and jalapeno on a crispy baguette
  • Mango Pudding
  • Almond Milk Black Iced Tea with Pudding (non-alcoholic)
  • Black Beer Stout

A festive leaf-wrapped food parcel tied with string is displayed alongside chopsticks and a colorful bowl of salad on a wooden board, recreating the authentic flavors of East Asian festival treats featured at EPCOT’s Lunar New Year celebration.

This year’s Lunar New Year Festival will run from Friday, January 26th through Sunday, February 18th at Disney California Adventure in Anaheim, California. Be sure to visit the park’s official website for more information and ticket sales resources.

Mickey and Minnie Mouse dressed in vibrant red Lunar New Year outfits, posing with big smiles against a lively red backdrop at Disneyland Resort’s Lunar New Year Festival, ready to welcome guests to the celebration.

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