What to Know2026 Lunar New Year Foodie GuideDisney California Adventure ParkAnaheimThe celebration is happening daily through Feb. 22Several holiday-inspired foods and drinks are available for purchase around the theme parkPark admission and a reservation are required
Bun and bao bliss, noodles redolent with garlic and spices, milk teas boasting fruity zing: The Lunar New Year Foodie Guide at Disney California Adventure Park is bursting with big flavors, holiday-style hankerings, and traditional tastes.
The uplifting annual celebration is happening daily over the end of January and the first three weeks of February at the Anaheim theme park, with pop-up happenings — “Mulan’s Lunar New Year Procession” is a much-loved centerpiece that returns each year — and all sorts of foods and drinks that pay homage to Korean, Chinese, and Vietnamese cuisine.
You can find these goodies for sale, at different restaurants and limited-time booths, through Feb. 22, when the Lunar New Year fun concludes.
The Year of the Horse Bread may be one of the snapshot-ready standouts of the 2026 line-up, which makes sense: The adorable snack will have guests trotting in the direction of Aunt Cass Café in San Fransokyo Square, where the Boudin sourdough offering is on the limited-time menu.
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Kalbi short rib is the hearty part of Japchae Noodles; find the filling bowl at the Longevity Noodle Co.
Baos and buns are also major dining draws during the festivities, and if you’re a bao buff?
There’s a Crispy Chicken Bao at the Cozy Cone Motel’s Popcone window and a Kung Pao Bao, made with plant-based chicken, at Prosperity Bao & Buns at Paradise Gardens Park; you can also find the Char Siu BBQ Pork Bao in the same spot.
Lucky 8 Lantern is the place for a Red Envelope Margarita, and Brown Sugar Milk Tea is on the libation line-up at Bamboo Blessings.
For the full 2026 Lunar New Year Food Guide, and where to find everything from Strawberry Milk Tea Macarons to Quesabirria Eggrolls, peruse this page.