Big changes are happing in Disney parks all around the world, and ver in Disneyland, a brand new land is under construction — San Fransokyo Square.

San Fransokyo Bridge construction

That’s right, Pacific Wharf is being transformed into the city from Big Hero 6. In addition to a new look, we’ll also be getting some new restaurants in San Fransokyo. We recently got a look at the new menus coming to all five new restaurants, and now we’ve got a first look at some of those eats!

When San Fransokyo officially opens on August 31st, we can look forward to exploring this transformed land which will include refreshed dining experiences. We’ve been keeping up with the construction, but now we have our very first look at what we can expect from just some of the food available in this new land!

Lucky Fortune Cookery

At Lucky Fortune Cookery, you’ll be able to get the Baymax Macaron…

Baymax Macaron

…and the Karaage-inspired Crispy Chicken Sandwich.

Chicken sandwich

Aunt Cass Café

At Aunt Cass Café, pick up the Curry Beef in a Sourdough Bread Bowl…

Curry Beef

…the Soba Noodle Salad…

Soba Noodle Salad

…the Honey Lemon-Ade…

Honey Lemon-Ade

…and the Japanese-style Fluffy Cheesecake.

Japanese Style Fluffy Cheesecake

Cocina Cucamonga

Cocina Cucamonga will feature Mexican-inspired fare, and it’s where you can find the San Fransokyo Street Corn.

San Fransokyo Street Corn

Port of San Fransokyo Cervecería

The Cervecería will feature mainly — you guessed it — beer and other drinks, but these Garlic Pinwheel Chips will also be available!

Garlic Pinwheel Chips Mix

Not only that, but there will also be a Baymax and Hiro meet and greet — check it out below!

It’s Baymax and Hiro!

You Can Check Out the Full Menus Here

Be sure to stay tuned to DFB for our full coverage of San Fransokyo Square once it officially opens! Until then, we’ll be sharing all the updates you need from around Disneyland and Disney World.

Check Out More About San Fransokyo Square Here

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