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Contact Chef Disney California


hez

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hez Enthusiast

My family and I will be going to Disneyland in a few weeks. I have received great information on where to eat in Disneyland but am looking for information on California Disney. Anyone been? Does anyone know the chef I could call? Thank you for any help!

Hez


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the Jazz Kitchen restaurant in downtown disney - just outside the park was great. It was one of the best meals I ever had - gluten or gluten free. They had a menu marked with items that could be made gluten free and the manager discussed everything with me before my order was given to the chef. A very pleasant experience.

hez Enthusiast

Thank you so much! I have a call into the chef who is in charge of California Disney but he has not called me back :(

Hez

ruddabega Apprentice

Ask for Chef Chris. I went last year and he spent over an hour on the phone w/ me. The chefs there were totally cool and cooked me custom made stuff. Call, and demand once you're there!

hez Enthusiast

Your right Chef Chris is wonderful! However, he could only give me information on Disneyland not California Adventure. We have a park hopper pass and will be at both. I have left a message for Chef Ricky who is in charge of California Adventure. Unfortunately, I have not heard back. I will be calling again. I will post if I get some information.

Hez

hez Enthusiast

Can you believe someone finally called me back! It looks like Disneyland is a better place for me to eat at. The person I spoke with (I believe Chef Ricky) did give me a few options. Like Disneyland, at the California park you can eat the vendor cart popcorn, cotton candy and fresh fruit (that actully sounds good). At Award Weiners the hot dog and fries are safe, Taste Pilot a hamburger patty and chicken with no sauce (not so exicting), Cocina the nachos with beans, chese, guacomole, and salsa (no meat). and at the Burbank ice cream flavors vanilla, chocolate, strawberry and mint chocolate. At least I have some options. I will post how my trip went when I return from the happiest place on earth!

Hez

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