TDR Restaurant Review: Café Orléans at Tokyo Disneyland
Café Orléans is one of 28 counter-service restaurants and cafes at Tokyo Disneyland. This is where you’ll find sweet and savoury crepes.
Read MoreCafé Orléans is one of 28 counter-service restaurants and cafes at Tokyo Disneyland. This is where you’ll find sweet and savoury crepes.
Read MoreSebastian’s Calypso Kitchen at Tokyo DisneySea is one of 16 counter service restaurants at Tokyo DisneySea. If you’re a fan of The Little Mermaid or you’re just after a great value seafood pizza or kawaii claim-shaped sandwich, read on!
Read MoreFive words: giant Mickey Mouse shaped waffles. The Great American Waffle Company is one of 28 counter service restaurants and cafes at Tokyo Disneyland, and their Mickey Mouse waffles are one of the most popular snacks in the park – with good reason.
Read MoreThe SS Columbia Dining Room is one of six table-service restaurants at Tokyo DisneySea, and it’s easily one of the most luxurious places to dine in the whole of Tokyo Disney Resort.
Read MoreRestaurant Sakura is one of six table service restaurants at Tokyo DisneySea. As with Restaurant Hokusai at neighbouring Tokyo Disneyland, Sakura is your Japanese cuisine option within DisneySea.
Read MoreRestaurant Hokusai is one of six table service restaurants at Tokyo Disneyland. For a long time we hadn’t bothered trying Hokusai because the idea of eating at a Japanese themed restaurant in, well, Japan, didn’t really excite us. When we finally gave it a shot, we found that it’s one of the best restaurants at Tokyo Disneyland.
Read MoreThe man-made island of Odaiba in Tokyo Bay is a great place for shopping. It has several large shopping centres which all offer something unique. Venus Fort, with its artificial sky and Venetian themed interior, is Odaiba’s most unusual shopping centre, and one of Japan’s quirkiest malls.
Read MoreIf there’s anywhere in the world where you’ll find a shrine on top of a large building, it’s Japan. Aqua City Odaiba Shrine creates a great juxtaposition between traditional and modern Japan, and has spectacular views of the Rainbow Bridge in Tokyo Bay.
Read MoreTokyo Trick Art Museum is an interactive gallery of optical illusions that you can pose with to take photos that play tricks on your eyes. Two-dimensional paintings appear 3D, and the results range from impressive to hilarious.
Read MoreDaiba Itchome Shōtengai (台場一丁, also known as Odaiba 1-Chome Shotengai) is a small retro-styled theme park in the Decks Tokyo Beach Odaiba shopping centre. This is where you can get your dose of 1950s Japanese retro-kitsch in the form of lollies, arcade games and more. We recently paid a visit to Daiba Itchome Shōtengai where we felt like kids in a (retro) candy store.
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