One of Figment's family went on a quick weekend trip to Disneyland at the end of April with some friends and their little one.
French Market
Buccaneer Pulled Pork Sandwich - Jerked Spiced Pork, Sweet and Tangy Barbecue Sauce, Pineapple Caribbean-style Slaw with Fried Yucca. This was one of the special offerings for the Pirates of the Caribbean 50th Anniversary. The sandwich had good flavor, but it was very spicy (the meat itself was spicy). The BBQ was more sweet than tangy. The salsa was also very hot. This is easily the spiciest thing I've had at the French Market.
Not pictured, but we also tried the
Jolly Rodger Punch (Tropical Fruit Juices with hints of Pineapple, Orange and Mango). It was good, but a little to sweet. I like the mint julep better (just like at Cafe Orleans, the mint julep at the French Market is now the new recipe).
Flo's V-8 Cafe
Roast Beef & Cheddar - Garlic Chive Bun, Carmelized Onions and Horseradish Aïoli served with Signature Coleslaw. My friends ate this and said they liked it.
Turkey Dip - Potato Ginder Roll and Provolone Cheese with Turkey Au Jus served with "Radiator" Pasta Salad. The sandwich was pretty good. The meat was moist. The au jus was basically a very thin gravy, but it went well with the sandwich. The pasta salad was easily the best part of this dish. Lots of good flavor.
Galatic Grill
The Light Side - All-Natural Odwalla® Lemonade with Granny Smith Apple and a Souvenir Light-Up Millennium Falcon. The lemonade was tart and refreshing on a warm afternoon.
Paradise Garden Grill
Chicken and Waffle - Tender Chicken Breast dipped in Waffle Batter and lightly fried to a golden brown served with a Maple Bacon and Sage dipping sauce. Alas this is probably one of the worse things I've had at Disneyland. The chicken was okay (a little tough), but the skewer itself was very greasy/oily. The batter was more like funnel cake batter than waffle batter in texture and it was very sweet by itself. The dipping sauce was way to sweet. It reminded me of eating syrup that had been diluted with sugar water and I couldn't taste either the bacon or the sage in it. There were pieces of bacon in the sauce, but they just tasted like the syrup and were pretty limp. I was only able to eat about half of it before the sweetness was too much (and I like sweet stuff!). Overall, this would be better if it was less oily (that's probably a cooking issue more than anything) and if the sauce had been more savory than sweet (given that the batter was already sweet).