/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.16522410]

Anyone have any theme park foods they really like/that stick out in their mind?

[Anonymous No.16522420]

Buffalo chicken tots at islands of adventure are pretty good, i don’t like ranch so i get them with white cheese sauce instead

[Anonymous No.16522424]

Satuli canteen at animal kingdom is underwhelming but they have a very good charred green onion vinaigrette, the boba on the food is a stupid meme but functions in the same way pineapple or mango in savory dishes does

[Anonymous No.16522427]

Baked potato at harry potter area in universal is good but it’s just a potato, would rather go to wendy’s/10

[Anonymous No.16522430]

Tacos from simpsons taco truck are bland but not disgusting, korean bbq one is interesting but too sweet.

[Anonymous No.16522506]

The Simpsons donut at Universal is an incredible value. It could feed my entire family and iirc was only like 7 bucks or something

[Anonymous No.16523009]

Don't remember exactly what I ate but I remember the food I had at Tokyo Disney was good. There was the gyoza dog and a curry rice meal if I remember correctly

[Anonymous No.16523035]

>>16522410

[Anonymous No.16523065]

The filet mignon at Le Cellier in Epcot was one of the best steaks I've had. A bit pricey (for two of us the bill was around $200) but very good.

[Anonymous No.16523091]

>>16523065
>>16522424
>>16522430
>>16522506
looks absolutely disgusting

[Anonymous No.16523093]

>>16523091
How the fuck does a steak look disgusting?

[Anonymous No.16523098]

>>16522506
>Thinks fucking doughnuts is a meal fit to feed a family
Do Americans
Really?!

[Anonymous No.16523101]

>>16522424
the one I got was kind of cold but the meat was actually really good

[Anonymous No.16523102]

>>16523098
>Do Americans really?
Whenever you ask this question, no matter what it is in relation to, the answer is always "Yes". Why? Because we're fucking Americans, and we do whatever we want. Order donuts bigger than our heads? Eat that donut as an entire meal? Go to the Moon? Win every world war? Have the only culture worth talking about in the entire world?

You're god damn right we really do. Because we're American, and you aren't. And that just pisses you off.

[Anonymous No.16523123]

>>16522410
So-cal fag. Knott’s berry farm Fried Chicken Dinner is top tier.

Corn dog from Disneyland California Adventure
Mickey Mouse Beignets from Disneyland

>>16523102
kek

[Anonymous No.16523141]

>>16523102
>Wage endless wars in sandbagger countries so Israelis can sleep safe and sound?
>Would rather try to Google how to do surgeries on themselves, then go into extreme debt and poverty just so they can stay alive?
>Give all their money to niggers and spics who get treated better in every way than the races that actually work?
>Lose every single major war since the last world war, and try to take all of the credit for winning the world wars, even though they were mostly stuck fighting Japs in the Pacific in 2, and only showed up at the last minute in 1?
>Our kids are taught exclusively homonignogkike propaganda?
>You betcha.
Btw I'm American, Florida born and raised, currently a Minnesota resident, been all over this big nation and it's all the same fucking trash, every where you fucking look.

[Anonymous No.16523147]

>>16523098
if you're at a theme park and it's one 7 dollar donut or fifty something dollars in individual (equally shitty) fast food meals, then yes
americans really

[Anonymous No.16523154]

>>16523147
>He can't just wait til the festivities are done to eat somewhere else
>Thinks an acceptable meal for his children is a pile of sugar, butter and carbs

[Anonymous No.16523163]

>>16523154
have you never fucking been to a theme park before?

do you genuinely eat NOTHING the entire time you're there (which is generally all day)?

[Anonymous No.16523186]

>>16523163
Like I said, born and raised in Florida. You eat before you go, you pack a light lunch to sneak in, and you eat dinner when you leave. Are you just a tourist or something?

[Anonymous No.16523194]

While I would never go there of my own volition again unless we have kids, I distinctly remember several restaurants as having pretty great food. The one that sticks out to me most was the Brown Derby, which had really good lobster bisque, scallops, and Filet Mignon.

For non-resorts, for me it's either the turkey legs at Six Flags or the fresh fried chips at Silver Dollar City.

[Anonymous No.16523201]

>>16523186
floridians really do be built different

[Anonymous No.16523203]

>>16523098
i'm assuming you're high functioning autistic and you don't understand that some phrases have indirect meanings behind them
when he said it could feed my entire family he meant that it was very large and could be finished by multiple people. look at his wrist in the picture and look how large the donut is. that's a very large donut.
i hope you learned something about conversation and social skills from this you retard.

[Anonymous No.16523206]

BBQ ribs at Disney Cali were my mommy's favorite.

[Anonymous No.16523212]

>>16523203
Anon, that's a girl's wrist.

[Anonymous No.16523217]

>>16523194
Oh and I should say I would go for the kids, assuming we could still afford it and the husband brought it up, because even though we're jaded fucks and just chill at state/national parks, I recognize the experience is fundamentally different for kids given the impression it had on me when I was 6.
By the time I was 11 and went again, it already had that forced and fake feeling about it all that I left a bad taste in my mouth, though I didn't ruin anyone else's time with it and just swam in the pool for most of it. I'd take Six Flags or Silver Dollar City over something like DW if I was to make the choice.

How is the food at Cedar Point?

[Anonymous No.16523220]

>>16523212
could be his son

[Anonymous No.16523222]

>>16523186
American born and raised. Hate the country so much I moved.
Now that our introductions are out of the way...

I think the issue stems from packing a lite lunch. I don't know if the Florida parks are more lax or something but California you'd never get away with it. Water bottles were literally the only thing you could bring in and they'd have to be sealed.

My family's routine for when we'd go would be breakfast -> donut because it's insanely cheap and could get us through the day -> dinner (not at the park)

the picture is literally the first one I found on google

[Anonymous No.16523228]

>>16523222
Yep, dumbfuck tourist confirmed.

[Anonymous No.16523236]

>>16523228
I used to live in Orange County, anon.
We'd go to Knotts, Disney and Universal all the time

[Anonymous No.16523237]

>>16522506
I have watched the Simpsons since '89. The Duff beer at Moe's and the donut were highlights of the trip.my kids loved the Chocolate Emporium place.

[Anonymous No.16523267]

>>16522410
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[Anonymous No.16523273]

>>16523267
How's that stroke coming along?

[Anonymous No.16523281]

>>16523237
fuck off grandpa. go reminisce somewhere else to someone who cares

[Anonymous No.16523343]

>>16523186
NTAYRT but most parks straight up just allow you to bring food in, if you consider it from the perspective of “sneaking it in” you are severely limiting your options. I once brought a thermos of french onion soup into universal, along with a small baguette because i didn’t feel like bothering with the lines at the quick service kiosks

[Anonymous No.16523360]

Love them smoked turkey legs

[Anonymous No.16523363]

>>16523281
>Zoom zoom dumbfuck
How's life as a dipshit wagie who can't punctuate a sentence treating you?

[Anonymous No.16524437]

>>16523194
brown derby sounds like what happens when I eat at the 711 near downtown disney

[Anonymous No.16524694]

Funnel cakes from Canada's Wonderland

[Anonymous No.16524701]

>>16523201
>>16523186
Actual facts. Easy to get an annual pass for the family because if you're going frequently you're mainly going for rides and shows. Food is food, might try something there or have a "go-to" item but it's fuckin expensive to feed a family there on a regular basis given it isn't a special occasion or anything

[Anonymous No.16524704]

>>16523222
Lol Cali losers. Floridians have no problem bringing in their own lunch. Must suck living in a police state.

[Anonymous No.16524811]

>>16522410
dole whip (with rum preferably) at Disney World is probably the best soft serve i've ever had, but I love pineapple so I'm biased

[Anonymous No.16524851]

>>16524704
>Florida
Enjoy dying.

[Anonymous No.16524862]

the wimpy burger was really good
t. burger pro

[Anonymous No.16524884]

>>16523123
This anon gets it

[Anonymous No.16524987]

>>16523343
>NTAYRT
>>>/hm/
Go back, and take your rampant faggotry with you.

[Anonymous No.16525052]

>>16522410

[Anonymous No.16525640]

>>16522410
Harry Potter orange drink from Diagon Alley in Universal
Tuna nachos from Yak and Yeti in Animal Kingdom
Anything from Epcot World Showcase (German biergarten is great)

[Anonymous No.16525650]

>>16524694
based

[Anonymous No.16525663]

>>16525640
>Anything from Epcot World Showcase (German biergarten is great)
This. Many goodies as you go through the countries, esp during Food and Wine Festival.
/sigh covid

[Anonymous No.16525670]

>>16525663
I went to a festival, i forgot which, something with flowers or some shit lol. But yeah, it was great, all the kiosks with high quality specialty items

[Anonymous No.16525709]

>>16522506
Those donuts are actually just from a local place called Donut King

[Anonymous No.16525736]

Mythos bacon cheese burger

[Anonymous No.16525761]

Sanaa is great. Amorettes has good desserts. California Grill is good when they have a Chefs tasting menu. Capa, Jaleo, Bull and Bear, Victoria and Alberts, and Takumi Tei are great. Citrico's is usually really good but they changed chef and menu recently and havent tried the new menu yet.

[Anonymous No.16525772]

>>16522506
Finally, a donut I can fuck

[Anonymous No.16525785]

>>16524987
>G is for gaping
Why did I click on that link?
Why did I scroll down?

[Anonymous No.16525844]

>>16523065

A chunk of meat and rice. You can literally make that at home for around $25-$30 bucks.

[Anonymous No.16525845]

The Dole Pineapple Ice Cream at the Magic Kingdom is pretty good. Aside from that I'm always a fan of funnelcakes/elephant ears/etc.

[Anonymous No.16526166]

>>16525844
poorfag detected

[Anonymous No.16526175]

The Angry Dogs in Disneyland were surprisingly good. My husband got the Slightly Annoyed Dog cause he's kind of a wuss.

[Anonymous No.16526716]

>>16526175
You should leave your husband and get with a real man. Let's meet up bb

[Anonymous No.16526720]

>>16524694
i would destroy that

[Anonymous No.16526726]

>>16526716
She’s mine >>16526175
stay away anon let me eat her ass

[Anonymous No.16526737]

Not strictly only at Universal but Voodoo Doughnut was the bomb when I visited

[Anonymous No.16526741]

Cheese on a Stick

[Anonymous No.16526763]

>>16522410
Went to a winter themed event at Hershey park and was served the worst mug of hot chocolate I've ever tasted.

[Anonymous No.16526873]

>>16526737
>Virtue Signaling Vegan options
>Degeneracy Pride Donut

Yeah I wouldn't give this place any of my money

[Anonymous No.16526889]

>>16526175
Did you make this thread just to tell everyone that you're a sodomite?

[Anonymous No.16526890]

>>16526873
Based

[Anonymous No.16526892]

>>16526889
I didn't make the thread.

[Anonymous No.16526898]

>>16526889
I made the thread and I don't want sodomites in it

[Anonymous No.16526922]

>>16525670
Flower and garden festival is so kino, my boyfriend got shrimp and grits. Was stellar

[Anonymous No.16526936]

>>16523102
best pasta

[Anonymous No.16526980]

>>16526873
I wanna say based, but I'm the kind of guy that buys Ben and Jerry's ice cream just because the flavor seem yummy.

[Anonymous No.16527002]

Are any of the Simpsons food places in Universal any good?

[Anonymous No.16527011]

>>16526737
I really hope North Korea nukes Portland (in Minecraft)

[Anonymous No.16527468]

>>16527002
Taco place is fine, donuts are mid but not the worst value, can’t speak for the actual food court but it seems completely average and i’m never going to try it because when i walked by it some fat white girl asked a random janitor “excuse me, can i have barbecue sauce?”. Turned me off the idea of trying it entirely. Chicken and waffle sandwich sounds yummy tho

[Anonymous No.16528005]

>>16526737
>that spurdo donut
oh shid :DDD oh fug