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Agrabah Cafe

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  • Location: Disneyland Park/Adventure Land
  • Type of restaurant: Buffet Service
  • Cost: 33 euro for an adult with a drink and 18 euro for a child. This restaurant is also on the Standard level of the meal plan.
  •  Option to reserve a table: Yes.
  • Character Dining: No

I briefly mentioned Agrabah Cafe during my Plaza Gardens review. So it was only a matter of time before it got its own separate review. 

Themed around the iconic Disney film Aladdin, Agrabah Cafe is the most themed buffet restaurant in Disneyland Paris. From the carpets hanging above your tables to the market stalls that hold your food. A visit to this restaurant is a must for your eyes alone because it is absolutely beautiful. 

According to the Disney Tourist Blog, the theming is due to the restaurant originally being a sub-land within Adventureland to tie the middle eastern theming into the park. I would highly recommend reading their review because I found this story really interesting.  


Picture Source: Disneyland Paris



Food wise, Agrabah Cafe is one of the most adventurous restaurants in Disneyland Paris, period. Expect lightly spiced meat (there's the option to add more spices if you are braver), rosewater and pistachio flavoured desserts (their pistachio shortbread is fantastic and that's coming from a serious nut-hater) and a variety of Moroccan and middle Eastern sides. There's also a small kebab station complete with a variety of various sides and accompaniments so that you can create your dream kebab, without any need to drink lots beforehand. 

This adventurous menu is fantastic for somebody like me who pretty much eats anything apart from eggs and green veg/cauliflower. However, if you have tiddlywinks who are far more picky than I am, then I would highly recommend that you sit down and google some pictures of the food or watch a YouTube video before you book the restaurant. 

If you want to take your eyes and mouth on a magical adventure than this place is a must visit. I would highly recommend you book this ASAP if you are on the dining plan. However, be aware that picky eaters may not enjoy this as much as I have.

Final Score: 9.5/10

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Kelly





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