UNLIMITED Disney BREAKFAST vs. DINNER Buffet! TWO Buffets in ONE DAY at Disneyland Tokyo

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AG1 really is a game changer when it comes to supporting your immune system because it really does give your body everything it needs for optimal performance every single day. All right, I'm going to hit the gym and you got to check out this Disney Breakfast Buffet. Welcome to the Maricosta Hotel and this is a Disney Breakfast Buffet. So on the buffet, you can find all the traditional stuff like croissants, different pastries. Of course, there's Japanese food items like squid, fish balls, braised chicken, assortment of fish. There's mentaiko, spicy cod roe, an assortment of Japanese side dishes. All in all, looks pretty good. Round one, got some squid, fish balls. So this dish is basically a combination of fish balls and little pieces of squid. I like it. Squid is nice and snappy. Fish ball is delicious. But the mushroom, wow, that is a delicious mushroom. Got some penne. This thing is cooked perfectly. Wow. The sauce is nice. The pasta is just exquisite. I got some tomato-based dishes and some braised chicken to kind of go with my, what looks like super fluffy, scrambled eggs. Put some of that penne sauce on here. Oh, that's so good. Japanese scrambled eggs is something you got to try. This country, the way they can manipulate eggs is just uncanny. And Japanese scrambled eggs, they don't taste like regular scrambled eggs. It's way softer, way fluffier. The quality of the eggs is better. Pop a tomato into it. It's just so soft and creamy. Got some French toast as well. Mmm. The crust on this French toast kind of resembles the crust on like a baguette. Super toasty and buttery. This is really good. So far, so good with this buffet. Really tasty stuff. Next plate, pastry plate. Got a little panna cotta. I think some kind of bun. Camembert cheese. Mmm. This is a cheese and broccoli bread. It's interesting. The top part is really good. Nice and crusty. The broccoli parts kind of just taste really soggy. They should have just made this a cheese bread, a little Danish. Mmm. This is amazing. Cheese Danish. It's just so flaky and buttery. Wow. Definitely use some Disney magic to make this. Mmm. Amazing, man. This is amazing. This is the color of apple juice in this country. It actually tastes like freshly squeezed apples. This is called a cocoa bread. Oh, oh my god. There's a piece of chocolate inside. Mmm. I think this would have been really, really good if you microwave it. There's a giant piece of chocolate inside. If that was all gooey and melty and lava-like, I mean, this is already good. I think that would have been exceptional. Mmm. The panna cotta's wonderful. This tastes like it was made with Hokkaido milk, which is just the world's best milk. And it adds an extra layer of creaminess to whatever you put that in. This is so good. Last round. This is the assortment of Japanese food items. There's seared salmon, there's seared red fish, there's glass noodles, green mountain jelly. One of my favorite things. I love it. This tastes like a super, uber crunchy pickle. There's egg and potato salad. Mmm. Mmm-hmm-hmm. That's really good as well. Fresh seared salmon. That's so yummy. I also got some sauces. This is a nori sauce. You're supposed to put this on a fish. Mmm. That definitely adds a degree of umami and a slight sweetness to the fish. This is what I'm really excited about. It's a beef miso sauce. Mmm. That kind of turned that piece of salmon almost like a surf and turf meal. Definitely beefy. Very salty. I like it. Chase that with some of the lighter appetizers. Also, I love adding mentaiko to pretty much anything. I'm gonna take a piece of my seared red fish, add some mentaiko to it. Mmm. I swear, mentaiko makes everything better. It's pretty much umami essence. And they make it a little spicy as well. This stuff is super expensive too, so if you ever see this on a buffet, eat the heck out of it. Something else that looks really good is the curry. Super, super thick and meaty. Put that over rice. That is fabulous. This might be my favorite item on the buffet. Like I said, it's extremely meaty. It's also very spicy. Drizzle that all over Japanese rice. Creates this super fragrant, rich, deep, zesty bowl of pure flavor. Wow. Mmm. Add some mentaiko to this. That is way too good. This breakfast at today's conversion, about 25 US dollars. For something that's inside a Disney hotel, I think that's not a bad price point. You get tons of different foods. Western, Japanese, big item. Everything tastes pretty darn good. And they open at 6am, so if you've ever come to a Disneyland in Japan or a DisneySea, this is a pretty good way to get your day started. Alright, I'm gonna go and get about three more bowls of this curry, and I'll see you inside the park. Here we are at Tokyo Disney. Usually when I go to Disney, I start with food. Since I just ate, let's go on a ride first. Just went on a couple rides, and first food inside the park's gotta be soy sauce butter popcorn. That smells really good. It's very savory, and it has a lot of umami. All the great flavors of a typical butter popcorn, now with soy sauce. I think it's a pretty good combination. Maybe like an 8 out of 10. Vending machine price is really not that outrageous here either. So about $1.50 for a bottle of tea. Not bad. I just got one. Sparkling water. Donald Duck sparkling water. Actually, one side Donald, the other side Daffy. Next food item is gonna be at Captain Hook's Gallery. First of all, I love how everything is packaged here. So the pizza here is a specialty seafood pizza. It's a thin crust pizza with pesto, shrimp, calamari, roasted peppers, olives, and of course cheese. Like I said, the crust is really, really thin. Let's give this the old New York fold. But theme park pizza is not bad. The crust is a little soft, but still really light and airy. The shrimp is sweet, the calamari is snappy. Roasted peppers adds a nice subtly sweet smoky flavor. I think the cheese is not great, but the sauce is good, nice and tangy. Overall, not a bad slice of pizza. Next up, a Mickey Mouse Costella cake. I'm just gonna take a ear off here. This thing has strawberry filling inside, but I think it's just in the head, not the ears. There's in the ears as well. This is really yummy. Cake is nice and light. Filling has a good amount of delicious creamy strawberry filling. This is really good. Highly recommend. Buttery, sweet, creamy. Pretty much just really delicious Japanese sponge cake. Oh, I didn't notice this. There's actually scallops on this pizza too. A lot of different types of seafood on this slice of pizza. Just got an Onigiri burger. This is a seared rice bun burger. And of course, the rice bun is the shape of Mickey's head. Inside, thin slices of beef, a little bit of greens, a bunch of gravy. And I saw a bunch of people eating this. Teriyaki chicken leg. Tragedy just struck. I was holding the burger and the top bun fell. So now I just got a Mickey Mouse Onigiri open-faced sandwich. This is really good. Really, really tender and juicy. Flavorful drumstick of a chicken. Big teriyaki flavor without too much of the sweetness. This might not be as big as a traditional theme park giant turkey leg. It tastes so much better though. Wow, this thing is just so juicy and so much flavor. I give this an 8 out of 10. Now my Onigiri open-faced sandwich. Have I been cursed by that ghost of Mickey Mouse or something? The beef is actually melt-in-your-mouth tender. The greens are a delightful compliment. The sauce is really good too. Such a shame. Dropped such a big piece of this. The slices of beef just melts in your mouth. I'm just gonna drown my sorrows in my teriyaki chicken leg. Last meal of the day. Another buffet. Buffet number two is at the Crystal Palace. This is a place where you definitely need a reservation before getting here. I got a quick glimpse at the buffet before coming to the table. Looks pretty darn good. But the thing is you only get 75 minutes to finish off and pretty much get out. So let's start eating. This buffet looks really good. First section, saw some chicken curry, some smoked duck, octopus salad with broccoli, a salmon rice bowl, prosciutto with mango. Oh, you can eat sushi as well. Smoked duck looks beautiful. Octopus salad looks yummy. There's vermicelli salad. Like I said, sushi. This is a shrimp and chicken katsu roll. And this I think is a vegetarian roll. And of course, like I said, got some chicken curry just because I had such a good experience with curry from this morning. The chicken curry is delicious. The texture of this curry is very similar to what I had this morning. Very rich. Very flavorful. Only difference is this morning the curry was loaded with meat. This morning can't really find the meat. Still though, absolutely fantastic. I don't know whether it's because it just doesn't come with a lot of meat or the curry that I had, it was running really low. So maybe there is a lot of meat. It's just all taken. Octopus salad is so good. I love this buffet already. I remember eating at Crystal Palace in Orlando. It was a roast beef and some fried chicken. Not all that impressive for about 45 bucks here. 33 US dollars. That's including tax, gratuity. And this thing is on a whole different level. Vermicelli salad. Wow. Noodles, deliciously al dente. A little sour, hint of sweetness, little heat. Shrimp and chicken inside. What a refreshing, delicious bite. Katsu. Not bad flavor. Texture is not the greatest. I bet you the smoked duck's gonna be awesome. Yes, yes. 100% yes on the smoked duck. That's one of the best bites of smoked duck I've had anywhere. It's so tender and smoky. The fat, the meat just balances so well in your mouth. That was magical. Prosciutto with mango. Usually you see prosciutto with melon. I think it's better with mango. That mango is so sweet. That mixed with a beautiful smoky bite of the prosciutto. Sweet, tangy, savory, smoky, earthy. Doesn't get much better than that. It's also a salmon bowl. Bites of melt in your mouth. Fresh salmon, little cucumber. I don't think I had a single bad bite on this bite. That rarely happens at a buffet. Not to mention at a Disney buffet. Let's go for round two. There's so many items on this buffet. Oh, I made a mistake. The Crystal Palazzo I was at last time in Lower Orlando. The breakfast was $45. Dinner, $59. And definitely didn't taste as good as this. Got some potato salad. Got a little soft-boiled egg. The shape of Mickey's head. So good. It's so gooey. There's also some mapo tofu. That's not bad. It could be mapo-y-er. But it's spicy, it's nummy. Tofu is deliciously silky. That's a good dish. And then there's some braised beef. This is so, so tender. Stewed in this delicious, spicy, curry-esque sauce. The potato is good. The beef is amazing. This is the best meal I've ever had in the land of the mouse. And I'm not even done trying the rest of the items on the buffet yet. Savory custard. Oh my gosh, there's stuff in here. Fish cake? Oh, I found Mickey Mouse in my custard. That was a Mickey Mouse fish cake. Oh, this is a steamed egg with fish cake, mushrooms, and a ginkgo nut. Delicious. Pasta. Pasta with some pesto. There's not a lot of flavor in these noodles. But if you treat this as a dish to eat something else with, like the stewed beef or another very savory meat item, this is a perfect companion. Round three, 30 minutes left. Still haven't got through everything on that buffet. They managed to snag another Mickey egg, though. I wonder how they made the yolk like this. Maybe they gave the chickens a subscription to Disney+. I don't know. Shrimp tempura. Mmm. Oh, such a nice, subtle little crunch. That was really, really good. This is a chili shrimp. The outside breading's a little soggy, but it's got a good amount of heat. Also, they got pieces of karaage. And I want to say, they really refill the buffet very quickly. As soon as something's out, within probably a minute, it's refilled. Karaage is good as well. There's seafood spaghetti with clam scallops. Mussels. The spaghetti's al dente. The sauce is creamy, it's zesty. Good amount of seafood flavor in here. Noodles themselves, very al dente, very chewy. Chase that with a pork cutlet. This is fried so nicely. Outside, a delightful crunch. Inside, a tender cut of pork. I'm trying to hurry it up a little bit. There's still a lot of food I haven't tried yet. This is a little Japanese hamburger steak. Mmm. This thing is so soft. Inside, little bits of onions. This thing is meaty, it's juicy. Good flavor inside and out. Actually goes really, really well with the spaghetti. I'm gonna put the spaghetti over this cut of roast beef. So this is Japanese roast beef. It's already falling apart. Mmm. Get out of town. Not just tender, but also fatty and buttery. Mmm. The gravy they pour on top of that is delicious as well. This is cut of chicken. This chicken is awesome. Zero dryness, juicy, soft. It has some sort of deeply embedded umami flavor here as well. This is just so beautiful. Little Mickey egg. Eat that with my spaghetti. And chase it with a piece of roast beef. 75 minutes for this buffet. It's not long enough. 19 minutes left. Dessert time. It's like a purple bun with purple whipped cream inside and jam. And it tastes pretty much exactly like a fluffy, airy bun with whipped cream inside and jam. This is really interesting. This is a Mickey Mouse milk pudding. Oh, that's so good. Like I said, when it comes to milk products, Japan just always does it the best. Mmm. And the extreme creaminess is balanced out by that sweet, fruity sauce. I don't know what this is. It's some kind of pudding. Mmm. Oh, this is so good. This is the greatest pudding on this buffet. It's a Japanese pudding with caramel on the bottom. And the pudding is just so, so, so beautifully soft. And it tastes like you're eating pure silk. This is really cute. Mickey Mouse glove. I think it's a chocolate mousse. Chocolate mousse with raspberry or strawberry sauce. Delicious. High five. This is a tea chiffon cake and it's sitting in a little Beauty and the Beast teacup. Oh, this thing is so delicate. It's a very spongy, very airy cake. And you definitely taste the tea. Delicious. Mickey Mouse tiramisu. Everything here is so good. The savory dishes were good. I didn't even skip a beat when it came to the desserts. This little alien dude. As soon as I glanced at the buffet, I saw a bunch of these little alien dude mochi guys staring up at me. Ooh. It's a chocolate mochi. Mmm. Strawberry shortcake. It's strawberry season, by the way, right now. There's a reason you're seeing so much red on buffets in Japan during this time. A little bit of churro. Mmm. Roll cake. Strawberry roll cake. I think that's good. Nothing too stand out about it. Last piece of dessert. Apple tea cake. That is a delicious bite of dessert. Taste the apple, taste the nuts, the tea. Everything just works so well here. And that is pretty much every single item on that buffet. Over 95% of which, not just delicious, like extremely, extremely delicious. This is not just the best Disney restaurant I've ever eaten at. This is one of the few buffets out there where so many things taste so good. I wish this place wasn't located inside of Disney, so I'd come back and eat it again. If you are ever in Tokyo and going to Disney, and you get a chance to dine at this restaurant, 100% do it. I can't recommend it enough. They definitely put a ton of that Disney magic in here. And again, this restaurant is located in a lot of Disneys out there. I'm just talking about Disney Tokyo. Like I said, I've been to one in Orlando. It's good. It's fine. Nothing sensational. This is sensational. This tastes like Mickey Mouse put on that wizard hat and just waved a wand, and magic just got all up in this food. Again, just wish they would increase the time limit. 75 minutes, not nearly enough. I enjoyed that buffet so much, about a half. And that wraps up another magical food day here at Disney Tokyo. Thank you all so much for watching. Until we meet again, see you later.