Have you always dreamed of following in Aladdin and Jasmine’s footsteps by wandering the streets of Agrabah? If that sounds like a bucket list-worthy experience, it’s time to start planning your trip to Disneyland Paris for a meal at Agrabah Cafe!

Look, we’re going to level with you — generally, the food around Disneyland Paris is…not great. We’ve found a few things around the parks that we’ve enjoyed, but the food in Disneyland Paris is typically pretty inconsistent at best, and in some cases, it’s downright bad. Okay, now that we’ve got the bad news out of the way, here’s the good news: we recently ate at Agrabah Cafe and found a few things about it that could make this worth a stop on your visit to Disneyland Paris!

Atmosphere

Agrabah Cafe is located in the Adventureland section of Disneyland Paris. The entire surrounding area is Aladdin-themed, so the immersion starts before you even enter the restaurant!

Speaking of theming, the atmosphere is definitely the number one selling point here! The inside of the restaurant is designed to look like you’re strolling through the streets of Agrabah, and we were seriously impressed by how much it felt like we were INSIDE the world of Aladdin!

There are several different seating areas. Some of them feel like the insides of shops, and others feel more like they’re part of an outdoor marketplace, which all just adds to the vibe that you’re truly wandering through the city. The decor was beautiful, with stained glass, colorful tapestries, and murals sprinkled throughout the dining rooms.

It’s a buffet-style restaurant, and a Cast Member will show you to a table based on your party size.

Once you’ve been seated, you’re free to head up to the buffet to fix your plate. As is typical with buffets, it’s all-you-can-eat, so guests can continue to return to grab additional plates. That means this could be a good option if you’re looking for a spot to have one big meal for the day.

Now that we’ve talked vibes, let’s look at the menu!

Menu

There isn’t a food menu to order from, since all the meals here are buffet-style. The all-you-can-eat buffet is €45 for adults and €25 for kids age 3-11.

However, there is an à la carte drink menu, with various wines, beer, hot beverages, and cold drinks available for an additional purchase.

Of course, we sampled a TON of items from the buffet to see what stood out!

Eats

Most of the food available on the buffet was Middle Eastern-inspired, with a few other options sprinkled in.

We were surprised by how much we enjoyed the food from the cold salads section, as they were refreshing and some of the most flavorful things we had.

There was a variety of different meats to choose from, including spiced chicken, meatballs, and sausages.

The chicken was another one of our favorites. It was so tender that it fell right off the bone, and had a perfect texture.

While we liked both the chicken and the cold salads, pretty much everything else we tried was nothing to write home about. We were surprised by how bland most of the food was, especially considering how flavorful Middle Eastern cuisine typically is.

That could be okay if you’re traveling with kids or super-picky eaters who shy away from strong flavors. But if you’re looking for a typical, flavorful Middle Eastern dining experience, you’ll probably be disappointed by the food.

There were a few Mickey-shaped items on the buffet, including crispy potatoes and Mickey pasta, which is a classic Disney touch!

You can top off your meal with something from the dessert section, which features a variety of pastries, cakes, and other sweets.

The food options at Agrabah Cafe are more unique compared to other places around the park, so even though the flavors didn’t totally dazzle us, we did enjoy the change of pace for the food.

All the food was prepared well and tasted okay. But with the few exceptions we mentioned, most things just didn’t stand out. We’d sum up the food by saying it was fine but forgettable. It didn’t change our standard opinion of “meh” food at Disneyland Paris, but at least there was nothing that stood out as “bad” that we tried, which we can’t say for every restaurant around the park!

Drinks

We also ordered the Disneyland Paris white wine to pair with our meal. And while all the food was somewhere from okay to good, we unfortunately didn’t enjoy the wine at all. It had a very sharp, fruit-forward flavor profile, and it left a lingering bitter aftertaste.

It did get a little milder as we continued drinking it, but it was definitely shocking at first! It could be worth a try if you prefer a strong, sharp flavor. But if you prefer a smooth, “easy-drinking” wine, we’d suggest skipping this one.

Nosh or Not?

This Disneyland Paris restaurant is a must-visit if…

• You LOVE all things Aladdin and want to experience dining in an immersive restaurant that transports you to Agrabah.
• You plan to fill up with one large meal during the day and are looking for a buffet with some solid options.
• You’re tired of “theme park food” and are ready for a different flavor palate.

You should skip this Disneyland Paris spot if…

• You’re expecting a more traditional, flavorful Middle Eastern meal.
• You’re on a tight budget and don’t want to spend €45 per person on one meal.
• You’re traveling with super-picky eaters who prefer more standard theme park fare.

Overall

We know it’s shocking considering Paris’ status as an all-time destination for incredible food. But, in general, we haven’t found the food in Disneyland Paris to be that great, and Agrabah Cafe didn’t manage to totally beat that trend. With that in mind, we would probably rather stick to quick service meals in Disneyland Paris and save our time and budget for other things in the park. BUT, if we were going to choose a table service spot to dine at in the park, Agrabah Cafe would honestly be at the top of our list, considering the incredible atmosphere, unique flavor palate, and okay-to-good range of food options.

We’ll continue to check out the restaurants in the Disney parks all over the world to see which ones stand out (for better or for worse!), so stay tuned to DFB for our latest reviews!

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Have you ever eaten at Agrabah Cafe? Share your experience in the comments!