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Great food spot in Disney ca adventure. Two entrances one by the sourdough bakery and the other over the San Fransokyo bridge bt the water. Plenty of seating areas in the patio space but on busy days it can get packed. Popular spot for a food break. Ice cream, dessert, bread bowls, Mac bowls, margaritas, beer, Mexican food, Chinese food, hot dogs and more. Staff are very friendly. From main gates at ca adventure it's Just past cars land on left hand side.
San Fransokyo is an area in Disney California Adventure Park based on the city in Big Hero 6. It opened in 2023 and was re-themed from Pacific Wharf. Its entrance is a torii-style bridge that symbolizes Japanese design but also looks like San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge. There are also nods to California food culture like the bakery tour sponsored by Boudin Bakery. It's mainly a food and drink area with a bunch of food shops and not much else. It's a good place to take a break and grab something to eat or drink, but if you're looking for a more thrilling area I would go elsewhere.
I love baymax and this good area. So many options from Asian, Mexican, soups, and sandwiches. They have big hero 6 merch here also.
San Fransokyo was a highlight, especially with the holiday décor adding warmth and character to the area. The blend of cultures and seasonal details made it visually stunning. A popular menu item here is the teriyaki chicken, which was flavorful and satisfying. They offer clam chowder and a bread bowl- and it tastes just like you're in the City The food and festive atmosphere made this land especially memorable.
To be honest, I like the revamp. It made it more relevant to the rest of the park but I do appreciate they kept the Boudin Sourdough bakery tour because when you need a quick snack, that small piece of sourdough bread is always something to look forward to. They kept all the elements there from Pier 39 and San Francisco (including Ghirardhelli) and it's beautiful lit up at night. There are also a lot of great food options here which I do like that there's somewhat a food court area in the open. Sometimes it's nice to have areas of the park that can be chill and this one is one of those spots.
I really enjoy coming to this part of Disney California Adventure Park. I have visited San Francisco many times and love the Fisherman's Wharf area. They did a nice job of recreating it here at Disney. When the park opened, it was called Pacific Wharf. But they reimagined it into the city of San Fransokyo (an alternate history of San Francisco) from the Big Hero 6 movie. Many of the dining spots still remain like Pacific Wharf Café, Ghirardelli and Lucky Fortune Cookery. There are no rides here at San Fransokyo Square. It is more of a large outdoor food court. There is a 54-foot-tall bridge called the San Fransokyo Gate Bridge that is similar to the Golden Gate Bridge. A couple of my favorite places to stop by are the Cappuccino Cart and Aunt Cass Café. I still enjoy the Bakery Tour where you learn about Boudin Bakery iconic bread. Make sure you grab a sample of the bread as you walk in. Majority of the dining here can be ordered via mobile on the Disneyland app.
Come at night while your visiting Disneys California Adventures! The mini style Golden Gate bridge is lit up in fashion and perfect for photos! What do they also have.... how about food and drinks! Walk on over to get your Boudin Bakery fix, and maybe your favorite alcoholic or non-alcoholic slushie drink! If you visited during the day, yes its a great sight, but at night its breathtaking! ***Also short cut to Radiator Springs
Exploring the newly themed San Fransokyo Square was a highlight of our trip to Disney California Adventure. The atmosphere and the transformation of the area are incredible, but the food experience was a bit of a mixed bag. I tried the Carne Asada Tacos, and while they were actually quite good and flavorful, I couldn't help but feel they were overpriced. I know Disney prices are always higher, but for the portion size, the value just didn't feel quite right. The meat was well-seasoned, but it's definitely more about the "experience" of eating in this themed area than getting a deal on a meal. If you're looking for a filling meal that's worth the price tag, you might want to look at other options in the park. Great flavors, just a bit hard on the wallet for what it is!
This area is so cute!! We could see the water show from where we ate dinner. We tried tacos and elote and OMG the elote was SOOO GOOD! I would not recommend the carne asada tacos tho. Those were disappointing... but the elote I wish I could have regularly. We also tried peaches and cream bread pudding. 10/10!!! Bread pudding anywhere else would just disappoint. This whole area was a nice escape from the chaos of the theme park. Especially in the evening.
All the soup and bread bowls are delicious!!! The line is long but moves fairly quickly. The bread is so fresh and is the perfect meal on a chilly evening. Love sitting outside on san fransokyo square watching the sunset :)
What's not to love about this area!? The bridge is so grand and well done, I would describe it as if the Golden Gate Bridge and Tokyo had a baby! Baymax was moving and talking the whole time we interacted with him, my daughter's and I had a lot of fun meeting him! Probably one of our most memorable character experiences, gotta love Big Hero 6! Hubby, our daughters and I were also excited to try out Aunt Cass Cafe' inspired by Aunt Cass's San Fransokyo bakery and coffee shop, Lucky Cat Café! The San Fransokyo Clam Chowder was both unique and deliciously flavorful! My eldest loved her Kid's Turkey Sandwich! I would definitely recommend this cafe' and we're looking forward to returning to this foodie area! So many more restaurants to try! SYOY! :-D *Song Credit: Derp Nugget by Kevin MacLeod Site: https://filmmusic.io/song/3638-derp-nugget License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode
The new area (as of summer 2024) that just opened recently and the theme is based on the city where the people live in the movie Big Hero 6 (which is a wonderful movie by the way). As the name suggests, there are elements of both San Francisco and what I could only assume is Tokyo (I've never been). They definitely achieved the SF vibe with some eateries offering food items that are associated with San Francisco. The aesthetics of the buildings and the spatiality of the area feel really well designed and thought out. Not surprising since it is within the Disneyland/DCA parks after all. There's even great photo ops and areas to drink beers, etc. I really love what they did with this area. Honestly, prior to the change, I've walked through this area and I can honestly say I'm not sure if I ever eaten or drank anything here. So this revitalization has and will increase the traffic. I'm sure of it.
San Fransokyo Square is a land within Disney California Adventure Park. It is an homage to Big Hero 6! I actually have not seen the movie but, love how adorable the character Baymax is! There is a long line to have a photo opportunity w/ 'em There are no rides here but, spots to eat including Chinese, Mexican food and a place I'd like to try in the future that has curry in a sourdough bread bowl. I believe you can see the sourdough being made and bread in Baymax's shape. Even without rides, there's lots to do in this land like walking around, shopping, and taking photos in the cool scenery. San Fransokyo is lovely at night. Definitely a spot I would like to spend a little bit more time in on another Disney California Adventure trip.
This part of the park had mainly dining spots with plenty of outdoor seating, right by the water. The biggest attraction was the San Fransokyo Bridge, replicating the famous Golden Gate Bridge. Despite being crowded, it was mostly clean and well-maintained. There were a variety of food shops available. In the back side, they had some portion set up like a Japanese town. Overall it was a decent section to dine and take pictures. read more
LOTS of seating here but it's almost always full! This is located inside of DCA - lots of different foods available here: from bread bowls to ice cream sundaes, from Mexican to Chinese, etc this location is a great place to grab lunch or dinner with the family while you're at Disney's California adventure. And I love the new theme that coincides with the movie "Big Hero 6" read more
10 days ago
Great food spot in Disney ca adventure. Two entrances one by the sourdough bakery and the other over the San Fransokyo bridge bt the water. Plenty of seating areas in the patio space but on busy days it can get packed. Popular spot for a food break. Ice cream, dessert, bread bowls, Mac bowls, margaritas, beer, Mexican food, Chinese food, hot dogs and more. Staff are very friendly. From main gates at ca adventure it's Just past cars land on left hand side. read more
San Fransokyo is an area in Disney California Adventure Park based on the city in Big Hero 6. It opened in 2023 and was re-themed from Pacific Wharf. Its entrance is a torii-style bridge that symbolizes Japanese design but also looks like San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge. There are also nods to California food culture like the bakery tour sponsored by Boudin Bakery. It's mainly a food and drink area with a bunch of food shops and not much else. It's a good place to take a break and grab something to eat or drink, but if you're looking for a more thrilling area I would go elsewhere. read more
3 months ago
I love baymax and this good area. So many options from Asian, Mexican, soups, and sandwiches. They have big hero 6 merch here also. read more
9 months ago
San Fransokyo was a highlight, especially with the holiday décor adding warmth and character to the area. The blend of cultures and seasonal details made it visually stunning. A popular menu item here is the teriyaki chicken, which was flavorful and satisfying. They offer clam chowder and a bread bowl- and it tastes just like you're in the City The food and festive atmosphere made this land especially memorable. read more
1 year ago
To be honest, I like the revamp. It made it more relevant to the rest of the park but I do appreciate they kept the Boudin Sourdough bakery tour because when you need a quick snack, that small piece of sourdough bread is always something to look forward to. They kept all the elements there from Pier 39 and San Francisco (including Ghirardhelli) and it's beautiful lit up at night. There are also a lot of great food options here which I do like that there's somewhat a food court area in the open. Sometimes it's nice to have areas of the park that can be chill and this one is one of those spots. read more
I really enjoy coming to this part of Disney California Adventure Park. I have visited San Francisco many times and love the Fisherman's Wharf area. They did a nice job of recreating it here at Disney. When the park opened, it was called Pacific Wharf. But they reimagined it into the city of San Fransokyo (an alternate history of San Francisco) from the Big Hero 6 movie. Many of the dining spots still remain like Pacific Wharf Café, Ghirardelli and Lucky Fortune Cookery. There are no rides here at San Fransokyo Square. It is more of a large outdoor food court. There is a 54-foot-tall bridge called the San Fransokyo Gate Bridge that is similar to the Golden Gate Bridge. A couple of my favorite places to stop by are the Cappuccino Cart and Aunt Cass Café. I still enjoy the Bakery Tour where you learn about Boudin Bakery iconic bread. Make sure you grab a sample of the bread as you walk in. Majority of the dining here can be ordered via mobile on the Disneyland app. read more
8 months ago
9 months ago
Come at night while your visiting Disneys California Adventures! The mini style Golden Gate bridge is lit up in fashion and perfect for photos! What do they also have.... how about food and drinks! Walk on over to get your Boudin Bakery fix, and maybe your favorite alcoholic or non-alcoholic slushie drink! If you visited during the day, yes its a great sight, but at night its breathtaking! ***Also short cut to Radiator Springs read more
6 months ago
Exploring the newly themed San Fransokyo Square was a highlight of our trip to Disney California Adventure. The atmosphere and the transformation of the area are incredible, but the food experience was a bit of a mixed bag. I tried the Carne Asada Tacos, and while they were actually quite good and flavorful, I couldn't help but feel they were overpriced. I know Disney prices are always higher, but for the portion size, the value just didn't feel quite right. The meat was well-seasoned, but it's definitely more about the "experience" of eating in this themed area than getting a deal on a meal. If you're looking for a filling meal that's worth the price tag, you might want to look at other options in the park. Great flavors, just a bit hard on the wallet for what it is! read more
This area is so cute!! We could see the water show from where we ate dinner. We tried tacos and elote and OMG the elote was SOOO GOOD! I would not recommend the carne asada tacos tho. Those were disappointing... but the elote I wish I could have regularly. We also tried peaches and cream bread pudding. 10/10!!! Bread pudding anywhere else would just disappoint. This whole area was a nice escape from the chaos of the theme park. Especially in the evening. read more
All the soup and bread bowls are delicious!!! The line is long but moves fairly quickly. The bread is so fresh and is the perfect meal on a chilly evening. Love sitting outside on san fransokyo square watching the sunset :) read more
2 years ago
What's not to love about this area!? The bridge is so grand and well done, I would describe it as if the Golden Gate Bridge and Tokyo had a baby! Baymax was moving and talking the whole time we interacted with him, my daughter's and I had a lot of fun meeting him! Probably one of our most memorable character experiences, gotta love Big Hero 6! Hubby, our daughters and I were also excited to try out Aunt Cass Cafe' inspired by Aunt Cass's San Fransokyo bakery and coffee shop, Lucky Cat Café! The San Fransokyo Clam Chowder was both unique and deliciously flavorful! My eldest loved her Kid's Turkey Sandwich! I would definitely recommend this cafe' and we're looking forward to returning to this foodie area! So many more restaurants to try! SYOY! :-D *Song Credit: Derp Nugget by Kevin MacLeod Site: https://filmmusic.io/song/3638-derp-nugget License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode read more
1 year ago
The new area (as of summer 2024) that just opened recently and the theme is based on the city where the people live in the movie Big Hero 6 (which is a wonderful movie by the way). As the name suggests, there are elements of both San Francisco and what I could only assume is Tokyo (I've never been). They definitely achieved the SF vibe with some eateries offering food items that are associated with San Francisco. The aesthetics of the buildings and the spatiality of the area feel really well designed and thought out. Not surprising since it is within the Disneyland/DCA parks after all. There's even great photo ops and areas to drink beers, etc. I really love what they did with this area. Honestly, prior to the change, I've walked through this area and I can honestly say I'm not sure if I ever eaten or drank anything here. So this revitalization has and will increase the traffic. I'm sure of it. read more
3 months ago
San Fransokyo Square is a land within Disney California Adventure Park. It is an homage to Big Hero 6! I actually have not seen the movie but, love how adorable the character Baymax is! There is a long line to have a photo opportunity w/ 'em There are no rides here but, spots to eat including Chinese, Mexican food and a place I'd like to try in the future that has curry in a sourdough bread bowl. I believe you can see the sourdough being made and bread in Baymax's shape. Even without rides, there's lots to do in this land like walking around, shopping, and taking photos in the cool scenery. San Fransokyo is lovely at night. Definitely a spot I would like to spend a little bit more time in on another Disney California Adventure trip. read more
2 years ago
It's been several years since I last visited Disneyland and I finally had a chance to see San Fransokyo Square inside Disneyland's California Adventure while visiting for the Disneyland Halloween Half Marathon! San Fransokyo Square in inspired by Disney's Big Hero 6. The attractions inside the square focus on interactive experiences and storytelling, around Big Hero 6 and Baymax! There are no rides inside San Fransokyo Square, but there are a lot of quick service food areas, shopping, and sights to visit, especially during the evening! Some of the restaurants include the following Aunt Cass Cafe: Sourdough bread bowl soups, and Japanese-inspired dishes. If you enter from the entrance near Ghirardelli, you'll be offered a free slice of sourdough bread! Port of San Fransokyo Cerveceria: Lots of beverages! Lucky Fortune Cookery: Asian-style meals on the go! My favorite is the bulgogi wrap! Cappuccino Cart: Coffee! Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate shop: Lots of ice creams, chocolate squares, hot fudge sundaes and so much more! During the evening, this place is absolutely stunning! Usually table seating is full during lunch and dinner hours. It can get pretty crowded in the area, especially during the weekends! read more
1 year ago
If you're a bread bowl lover, head straight to San Fransokyo Square. The clam chowder and beer cheese soup served in freshly baked sourdough bowls are NEXT LEVEL. It's honestly some of the best comfort food in the whole resort -- rich, flavorful, and perfect for park refueling. And yes, the Mickey-shaped sourdough is still a classic favorite. read more
Super cute area to walk around and cool to take photos if you get there early before all the places are open and crowds come. The bridge is really fun and there seem to be a lot of food and drink options. We would have come back for dinner but the park closed early for the Oogie Boogie bash so we'll have to do it next trip. Fun new area which looks nice and updated now. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
The newly renovated Sanfransokyo Square area is pretty awesome with lots of treats and food to try! I'm glad Big Hero 6 is not being left on the back burner and has its own chance to shine, especially at a park that has a rather large amount of Asian visitors. I got a curry bread bowl in the bakery area along with the fruity popping boba lemonade drink. The drink was a bit too sweet, but delicious! If I lived in Cali, I'd probably get some Baymax shaped bread too. read more
The newest addition area to Disney California Adventure. The theme is Big Hero 6 and there's a shop devoted to such cuddlies. There are places to take a seat, have a little refreshment before heading on your way through the park. Good for photo ops. Would have so cool if they had a ride or theater to watch something. You can stand in the long line to have your photo taken with this character. read more
Really love seeing Big Hero 6 getting the love and recognition that it deserves, and it's so cool to see Pacific Wharf transforming into San Fransokyo! Everything that you love about Pacific Wharf is the same, just with a facelift to immerse visitors into Hiro and Baymax's world. The Golden Gate-inspired Bridge welcomes you into the square, and Baymax and Hiro are available for meets and greets! Of course, the line for Baymax and Hiro is a very long wait. I waited for about 1 hour since they had to take a half-hour break. While I was in line, I just ate my lunch. I was SO happy to finally get to meet Baymax and Hiro! I wore my Baymax dress to meet them, and it was so fun for Hiro to exclaim, "That's so cool! Baymax, look, it's you!" Got great photos from the photographer who took our photos. Really love this new character meet-and-greet with Baymax and Hiro! read more
Yelp Review 2023 #218: If you've always wanted to go to Tokyo Disney but just can't for whatever reason, come check out this latest renovation/ install at California Adventure in Anaheim: San Fransokyo Square. Its the wharf/ pier part of CA. It's still not as cool as going to Tokyo Disney but close enough-ish and will do for now. Tokyo Disneyland has Baymax rides, Big Hero 6 galore, Baymax shaped food, etc! San Fransokyo Square has the bridge (ala Golden Gate), some lanterns, souvenir stores selling Big Hero 6 merchandise, a stall that sells Baymax sourdough bread - the cutest! The dilemma with the bread is which part do you eat first? My solution: eat the legs and arms first but take off the head too. I decided to heat up the appendages and schmear goat cheese onto an already sour bread. Not paying attention to the head with eyes that turned out to be made of chocolate, I schmeared more goat cheese - it was not a good pairing. You get to meet Baymax and Hiro at certain times. And yes, the wait is long. If you've been to Disneyland and California Adventure multiple times, it might be worth the wait to check out the latest attraction. But if you've never been to DL and CA + you're not a Big Hero 6" fan you're short on time then, skip the photo op with Baymax and Hiro. Don't worry, the eateries are still the same. They just had facelift in order to comply with the new theme. read more
9 months ago
Love this area and it has a variety of restaurants to choose from including Mexican, Chinese/Japanese/Asian, and sandwiches as well. The outdoor seating area is usually pretty busy, but if you're patient you'll be able to find a seat, no problem. Don't forget to take a picture of yourself walking in under the iconic Torii-style gates. You can also meet Hiro and Baymax here throughout the day although sometimes it's just one or the other or it might be both it just all depends. The lines can be long so grab a treat to enjoy while you wait. The Baymax market is great because it has items that are not sold anywhere else so be sure to stock up on some of your favorite new Baymax apparel and collectibles. I purchased a cute Baymax and mochi Loungefly backpack, a couple of cool T-shirts, and of course, some limited addition Baymax pins. One fun thing that you can do is purchase a collectible medallion or the entire set. If you use the credit/debit card reader, you are purchasing the entire set for $20. No change is credited back, so if you only want one or two, you must use cash. They have these machines throughout the park, but this is the only one you can get the Asian inspired designs, including Baymax. The medallion machine is located near the restrooms and the water bottle refill station. Be sure to take in all of the fun posters and decor which are depicted in a vintage style with the modern names of places and things from the movies. Overall, I love the branding of the entire area and think it adds a lot of fun. read more
3 years ago
Located at Disney California Adventure park! San Fransokyo Square is great. This is the central hub for many food spots, and food tours (bread tour, Ghirardelli chocolate shop). The Japanese style bridge is huge and such a sight! The bright colors at San Fransokyo Square really pop and catch your eye. I've never been to Japan, but this bridge seems pretty legit. lol read more
First time here and this place is popping. They blast anime music and there a lot of food places located in the square. It's well done. It's pretty crowded though and lines for food in this area can be an hour or so on weekends. read more
1 year ago
San Fransokyo Square is the rebranding of what was Fisherman's Warf. I really like this re-imagining. Disney kept the spirit of the Northern California/Fisherman's Warf theme. The theme has been enhanced with a tie to Big Hero 6. The outside of the buildings are well themed. San Fransokyo Square is not a ride driven land. In fact, there are currently no rides in the land. The only attraction is the Boudin's Bakery Tour. The bakery tour is a walk through. It is a quick history of sourdough. The attraction is quick yet informative. San Fransokyo does have a little shop. The shop has Big Hero 6 merchandise. There are also cute character items (not Big Hero 6,) with a Japanese feel. What San Fransokyo Square is is a collection of restaurants. Some of my favorite California Adventure food options are in San Fransokyo Square. Aunt Cass Cafe is a must for sourdough lovers. Not only do they sell the bread in the shape of Disney characters, but guests can also get soups, curry and mac and cheese in sourdough bread bowls. Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop has premium ice cream and other dessert options. Lucky Fortune Cookery has various Asian inspired foods. The Lucky Fortune Cookery serves alcoholic beverages. Boba is also available here. Rita's Turbine Belders has blended alcoholic and non alcoholic margaritas. Cocina Cucamonga serves Mexican favorites. There is also a coffee cart. read more
This is the former Pacific Wharf in Disney California Adventure. Many of the eateries offer mobile order/pay, so be sure to order ahead to skip the line! There is quite a bit of seating and a decent amount of restrooms in the area. Overall, this is a decent place to park it to eat a meal. read more
2 years ago
Nice clever re-theme of the wharf area at DCA to focus on one of the most underrated Disney/Marvel movies. I didn't expect a huge change, as they weren't doing much besides visual changes...but overall, I'm very happy how the blend of California and Japan aesthetics turned out. It has breathed new life into a stagnant area of the park and now has some of the better quick service food places in the parks with the menu revamps. However, the one new store was disappointing and doesn't have much memorable bay max merch...hoping they come out with more in the near future bc it was honestly kinda sad compared to other international bay max merch I've seen. The highlight of the re-theme is the bay max meet and greet. Definitely the coolest meet and greet in DCA. Hiro comes out as well. Warning, it's pretty packed right now bc the area is so new...so mobile order early in the day if you really want to try any of the new menu items. read more
Since our last visit to Disney California Adventure 5 years ago, this is new to us. Its so cool to see the tweaks to this part of the park that's transformed it to the home of Baymax and Hiro! I really wanted to try some foods, drinks and treats.... but unfortunately the lines were just way too long! Some of these restaurants do offer order ahead, but the app doesn't always cooperate the best for me for some reason. This visit we were just passing through and didn't get enough time to check out all the new things. The Asian fusion spin on dishes, the cute baymax shaped treats, all the themed drinks *tear*. My oldest did get his hands on the baymax sourdough bread. Kept him fueled while waiting in long ride lines. Since he's been obsessed with the chowder bread bowl in San Fran, he said this bread was comparable. He's got all the FOMO for not getting the chowder in the bread bowl here. I also wanted to add that there is a water fountain with a bottle fill station in this area. Hadn't come across those often while in the parks. Otherwise you're at the mercy of paying $5 for cold bottled water and waiting in lines. Or if you bring your own bottle like me, the regular fountain doesn't allow for it to be filled completely due to the awkward angle. read more
3 years ago
I absolutely love the fact that they made San Fransokyo. The bridge is great and the lanterns are also so cute with the San Fransokyo Square logo. It is themed after San Francisco and Tokyo due to Big Hero 6. If you're in California adventures make sure to check it out, you won't be disappointed. read more
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