Tropical Hideaway

Have you noticed that there's some dead space between the Enchanted Tiki Room and the Jungle Cruise?  Well, in an effort to make sure every square inch of the park give ample opportunity for us to enjoy good food, they are filling in that space with a new restaurant!  It will be called the Tropical Hideaway.  It's supposed to open sometime this year.  It will serve Bao Buns, Chilled Ramen Salad, and Sweet Pineapple Lumpia, which is a pineapple and cream cheese spring roll.  The best part of this will be the ambiance.  They are setting it up so that there is an open-air eating space that will give views of the Jungle River.  At night there will be torch lights and soft musical sounds of the tropics will play!  Let's put this on our "maybe" pile for now, though I would love to try one of those spring rolls...deep fried cream cheese?  Oh Yeah!



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  1. Disneyland EverydaySeptember 11, 2018 at 7:34 AM

    As we get closer to January don’t forget to start making a food wish list. A lot of the food at the parks is great and I want to try all of it! I also want to eat a few things I’ve had before, like churros and pommes frites.

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  2. MandySeptember 11, 2018 at 9:56 PM

    Yesss to pomme frites and beignets!

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