Ever since San Fransokyo Square took over the old Pacific Wharf area of Disney California Adventure Park, we have enjoyed all of the new foods the land has to offer. The fictional city of San Fransokyo is an East-meets-West city, so its cuisine is best described as an Asian/American/Mexican fusion with California influences. And we couldn't be hoppier about it! We recommend using mobile order, especially if you are wanting food during lunch or dinner times. San Fransokyo is a popular spot and the lines can get pretty long. If you can't try everything (because there is a lot), you'll want to experience the highlights. With that being said, let's hop right into our frog-favorite San Fransokyo food recommendations!
Our Favorite San Fransokyo Food Items
All of the restaurants in San Fransokyo Square are quick-service dining locations, and they all use Mobile Order service, except for Ghirardelli. In this guide, we offer our top three picks for each restaurant. But just know, it was toadally difficult to choose!
Aunt Cass Café
Aunt Cass Café took over the old Pacific Wharf Café location. The menu changed seasonally to introduce innovative, new flavors. For example, you can still get clam chowder in a bread bowl, but the clam chowder recipe has changed to a miso-flavored soup with bacon. Because there are so many food options at this spot, we labeled our top three picks as follows:
Top Bread Bowl Pick: The Macaroni and Cheese Bread Bowl is for kids and picky eaters. These two are especially great options on cool days.
Top Sandwich: The Turkey Pesto Club is a huge, fresh deli sandwich that is great for sharing. It comes on the new Dutch Crunch Baguette and that made this sandwich even better! You just can't go wrong with it.
Top Salad: Whether you order it with shrimp or just as its plant-based version, the Soba Noodle Salad is a colorful and tasty option. This cold salad is perfect for a hot day. (There's also a new plant-based Ginger-Sesame Tofu Salad.)
But since our tastes may not match yours, here's the full food menu:
- Seasonal Soup served in a Sourdough Bread Bowl
- San Fransokyo Clam Chowder: Creamy clam chowder with bacon, potatoes and a hint of white miso served in a Boudin sourdough bread bowl
- Macaroni and Cheese in a Sourdough Bowl
- Chicken Ginger - Sesame Tofu Salad with marinated tofu, romaine lettuce and ginger-sesame dressing
- Soba Noodle Salad with tofu, cabbage, edamame, carrots, roasted corn, scallions and cilantro topped with crispy shallots and sesame ginger dressing (plant-based)
- Chilled Shrimp Soba Noodle Salad with tofu, cabbage, edamame, carrots, roasted corn, scallions and cilantro topped with crispy shallots and sesame ginger dressing
- Turkey Pesto Club: Roasted turkey breast, pesto aїoli, Havarti cheese, bacon, arugula and tomato on Dutch Crunch Baguette, served with potato chips
- Boudin Sourdough Options including Baymax shaped bread and seasonal options and a new Dutch Crunch Baguette (plant-based)
- Turkey Sandwich (Disney Check Kids Meal)
- Macaroni and Cheese Kids Meal
- Japanese-style Fluffy Cheesecake
- Chocolate chip or sugar cookie
- Cocktail and beer
- Seasonal Bread Puddings (always so tasty!)
There are always some awesome seasonal items. But be aware that menu items change pretty regularly.
Lucky Fortune Cookery
Much of the menu for this existing Asian restaurant was updated for San Fransokyo Square. We pretty much love everything here, so it's tough to pick. Here are our selections!
Best Plant-Based Dish: The San Fransokyo Noodle Stir Fry can come with chicken or stand alone as a plant-based meal. It has veggies and tofu! In early 2026, it changed slightly to a San Fransokyo Noodle Stir-fry from the udon noodles. It has fried tofu, broccoli, mushrooms, sesame oil and soy sauce.
Popular Favorite: The Birria Ramen seems to be a very popular dish here, and for good reason! However, we suggest saving this hot and spicy soup for a chilly day. On a warmer day, if you like birria, we say get the birria tacos at Cocina Cucamonga instead.
Here's the full menu at this location:
- Beef Birria Ramen with consomé served with house-made birria, soft-boiled egg, Monterey Jack, cilantro, roasted corn, onions and radish
- San Fransokyo Noodle Stir-fry with Karaage-inspired Crispy Chicken (or get it plant-based without the chicken)
- Teriyaki Chicken with sautéed vegetables and steamed rice
- Karaage-Inspired Crispy Chicken Sandwich
- Pot Stickers: Crispy vegetable and chicken pot stickers
- Teriyaki Chicken with sautéed vegetables and steamed rice (Kids Meal)
- San Fransokyo Noodle Stir-fry (Kids Meal)
- Chicken and Rice with vegetables and steamed rice (Disney Check Kids Meal)
- Matcha-Raspberry Baymax Macaron (new flavor)
- Beer
- Thai Tea
- Hot Green Tea
Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill
There were not a lot of new additions to this restaurant, but you know what they say — if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Here are our picks!
Best New Item: We love the San Fransokyo-style Street Corn so much that we order it again and again, either with a meal or as a snack.
Best San Fransokyo Style Food: The QuesaBirria Street-style Tacos are delicious. These cheesy babies are so popular you cannot order more than two servings at the same time. They aren't new, but they are a crowd pleaser just the same. Plus, we think fans would riot if they took these off the menu.
Top Plant-Based Choice: The colorful and flavorful plant-based Tacos Dorados de Papa dish (behind the birria in the photo) is a winner for those who don't eat animal products.
Here's the food menu:
- San Fransokyo-style Street Corn with Togarashi mayonnaise, queso fresco, furikake and bonito flakes served with wheat chicharrones
- QuesaBirria Street-style Tacos: Braised beef and cheese tacos with tomatillo salsa and consomé
- Carne Asada Street-style Tacos: Citrus-marinated grilled steak tacos with crushed avocados and fuego salsa
- Pollo Asado Street-style Tacos: Achiote-marinated grilled chicken tacos with crushed avocados and fuego salsa
- Tacos Dorados de Papa: Crispy potato tacos topped with cabbage slaw, crema and tomatillo salsa (plant-based)
- Frijoles Charros: Chorizo and bacon stewed pinto beans
- Lime-Cilantro Rice
- Carne Asada Taco (Kids Meal)
- Pollo Asado Taco (Kids Meal)
- Seasonal Agua Frescas
- Beer
- Cocktails
This is a great location to dine if you have a gluten-free diet.
Best San Fransokyo Snacks
Sourdough Bread: One of our favorite snacks to take home is a loaf of fresh Sourdough bread from the cart outside of Aunt Cass or inside. You can get it shaped like Baymax, Mickey or sometimes a seasonal shape. (Here's a money-saving hack: Mickey is a better value than the cute Baymax due to size and price, and they taste the same. Mickey is bigger but costs $1 less than Baymax!)
Best New Item: The Dutch Crunch Baguette was a toadal surprise in terms of how much we enjoyed it on our Turkey Pesto Sandwich. Such a game changer.
Best San Fransokyo Square Drinks
Each of the restaurants offers themed drinks, both with and without alcohol. We cannot say we've tried them all yet, as there are so many frogtastic options, but here are the ones we enjoyed.
Top Caffeinated Drink: The Thai Tea with Boba, from Lucky Fortune Cookery, comes with a frothy layer of sea salt cream on top.
Best Sweet Drink Location: Rita's Turbine Blenders makes margaritas (with a flavored biscuit stick) and nonalcoholic Turbine Twirlers (with gummy rings on top).
Best Drink with Alcohol: The Soju Cocktails at Aunt Cass Cafe make for the smoothest alcoholic drinks in the land. But admittedly, I prefer a drink where I can't taste the alcohol. If you like the taste of tequila, go for the Cocktail or Margarita from Cocina Cucamonga instead. If you are looking for adult drinks, we have a post dedicated to the best drinks with alcohol at Disneyland.
Our favorite of the Karl Strauss beers at Port of San Fransokyo Cervecería is the Red Trolley. If you like a little malt to your beer, this is the one for you! There is sometimes a rotating cold brew coffee over at Aunt Cass Cafe if you need a caffeine pick up. For more on that, hop over to our post on the best spots to get a coffee in Disneyland!
Top San Fransokyo Desserts
After you eat, it's time for dessert! It's hard to compare desserts in San Fransokyo Square when there's an actual Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop on site. So yeah, the best sundaes and ice cream award goes to Ghirardelli. But what other desserts are there when you have a sweet tooth?
Cutest theme: The Baymax macaron from Lucky Fortune Cookery is absolutely delicious. Baymax is toadally cute and Instagram-able! It has a new matcha flavor in 2026.
Seasonal Dessert: Any seasonal dessert or bread pudding is going to come out on top at Aunt Cass Cafe. The seasonal bread puddings here never let us down. The Japanese-style Fluffy Cheesecake was surprisingly not our cup of tea. But let us know if you enjoy it!
What is your favorite San Fransokyo food item? Let us know in the comments below. Want to increase your food budget? Save some green and snag discount theme park tickets and hotel stays through Undercover Tourist! Put your savings toward some of these tasty bites and beverages. Plus, every Undercover Tourist Disney ticket comes with FREE $20 Dining Dollars promo codes. Use them to save 15% on Disney gift card purchases so you can save on your meals and drinks in San Fransokyo Square.
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