Agrabah Café at Disneyland Paris: the Middle Eastern buffet in Aladdin’s alleyways

Behind Adventureland’s façades, Agrabah Café offers a bazaar-inspired setting drawn from Aladdin. This Disneyland Paris restaurant serves an all-you-can-eat buffet of Middle Eastern specialties, some prepared just a few kilometers from the parks.

Aladdin’s bazaar is also worth a visit at mealtime... At Disneyland Paris, the Agrabah Café welcomes visitors to Adventureland in Disneyland Park for an all-you-can-eat buffet of Middle Eastern specialties during bookable dining periods. With its interconnected rooms and passageways evoking the narrow streets of a city, the restaurant brings the animated film’s world right to the plate.

A restaurant in the alleyways of Agrabah

Set in part of Adventureland’s former bazaar, the restaurant preserves its spirit with its interior façades, arches and alcoves. Tables are spread across several spaces, among lanterns, drapes and architectural details inspired by souks. The décor invites guests to look around as they make trips to the buffet: a sign, a window or a passageway adds to the feeling of walking through a small neighborhood.

Some of the dishes on offer, however, come from much closer by. Disneyland Paris works in particular with caterer Noura, whose workshop is in Noisy-le-Grand, in Seine-Saint-Denis. The partnership covers savory dishes and Middle Eastern pastries, including rikakats, rolls filled with fresh cheese and herbs. So behind the Aladdin-themed setting, the meal also draws on expertise from the Île-de-France region.

What do they serve at the Agrabah Café buffet?

The selection includes hummus, baba ghanoush, tabbouleh and marinated olives to start. Main dishes include couscous, tagines and meatballs, as well as vegetarian options. The dishes may vary from one service to another: the idea is to build your plate and go back for more as you please.

Desserts continue the journey through Eastern flavors with baklava and makrouts among the offerings. The set menu is priced at 45 euros per adult, including a soft drink or mineral water, and 25 euros for children aged 3 to 11, including a drink, according to the menu consulted. Mint tea, served with or without pine nuts, is available at an additional charge.

Reservations can be made through the website or the Disneyland Paris Mobile App. Since the restaurant is inside Disneyland Park, a valid park ticket is required in addition to the meal. After the buffet, the paths through Adventureland lead back to other stories; the story of Agrabah can continue nearby, at the Enchanted Passage of Aladdin.

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