Miguel's El Dorado Cantina — Restaurant in Urayasu

We got some fries, corn chips/guac and a couple of beers.

A second instance/ example of Disney 'restaurants' serving cold fries. Having learnt my lesson last time, I tried one of the fries before taking my tray this time. They must've been sitting for a while as they were basically cold. They replaced it quickly, but with a pottle of barely warm ones this time. I said no to these also and, similar to what happened last time at New York Deli, a managerial huddle ensued, followed by two different managers bringing me fries. These were actually hot this time, however the pottle was two thirds full.

Prices were ok overall, but to get a partially full pottle of fries is a bit rough, especially after two attempts. Not sure what it is here at Disney but hot fries are seemingly hard to get.

Top tip - try one before you walk away...

Overall, it's not bad for a Disney restaurant. Follows the typical format as most similar restaurants, you go through the cashier and place an order, then go to the counter with the receipt for food pickup. Typically, you can get special purchases along with the main set. In our case, it was a Duffy lunchbag.

The food was decent and not horribly expensive, but there was nothing to write home about. I did enjoy the atmosphere. Seating was sparse upstairs, but downstairs, there was plenty.

The only thing I was sad about was the lack of mexican inspired drinks. Thry offer Kirin, but why not Modelo or even...

El Dorado Cantina offers a fun and immersive dining experience with themed foods that are visually appealing and tasty. The atmosphere captures the adventurous spirit of the park, making it a memorable spot to eat. The only downside is that prices are a bit on the higher side, so it’s more of a treat than a regular meal option. Still, if you’re looking for a unique, themed dining experience, it’s worth...