Eating Disneyland's NEWEST Meals: Tiana's Palace & San Fransokyo Square | Big Hero 6 Details, Snacks

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The creator explores two major new dining experiences at Disneyland: San Fransokyo Square and Tiana's Palace. In San Fransokyo Square, the creator highlights the Big Hero 6 theming, noting various Easter eggs such as the San Francisco Institute of Technology sign and the presence of Baymax. The food review includes a shrimp katsu sandwich from Aunt Cass's Cafe, a specialty caramel cream cold brew, and San Francisco style street corn from Cocina Cucamonga. The creator also visits a Baymax themed merchandise shop and waits in line for a character meet and greet. Moving to New Orleans Square, the creator reviews Tiana's Palace, a restaurant inspired by The Princess and the Frog. The food assessment covers gumbo, a beef po boy, a muffalata sandwich, shrimp and grits, and signature lemon-filled beignets. The creator emphasizes the high level of detail in both locations, from the subtle bridge vibrations in San Fransokyo to the authentic New Orleans decor and character interactions at Tiana's Palace. The video concludes that both locations offer immersive environments and high quality food.
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I love this place Fred but my favorite is Baymax I do not have a mouth
this is fantastic it's salty it's naturally sweet because of the Corn
the detail everywhere in this land is adorable
the food was fantastic I was surprised at how spicy and delicious the gumbo was
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