At a glance
Agrabah Café sits at the entrance to Adventureland, on the Central Plaza side, near Le Passage Enchanté d’Aladdin. Opened on December 23, 1999, it takes the place of three former stores in the Adventureland Bazar, and visual references to them remain today (signs, murals, the word "Bazar" on the facade). The theme draws on the feature film Aladdin (1992) and the world of the Arabian Nights.
The decor spreads across several connecting dining rooms, each with its own atmosphere (the Rug Souk, the Fountain Room, the Tent, the Slipper Souk, and an outdoor patio), with pierced metal lanterns, hanging Oriental rugs, mosaic fountains, murals featuring the Genie, and wooden balconies. It seats about 230 guests.
Service is a self-service, all-you-can-eat buffet, organized into appetizers, main courses, and desserts. The menu features Mediterranean and North African specialties: hummus, eggplant dip, tabbouleh, marinated olives, couscous, tagines, skewers, meatballs, kebab, plus Middle Eastern pastries (baklava, makrouts) and mint tea served at the end of the meal. In summer, the restaurant sometimes offers an afternoon snack on the patio.
A Middle Eastern souk setting. At this all-you-can-eat buffet, you help yourself to Near Eastern dishes like tagines, couscous, and lots of different hummus. The rooms flow into one another, filled with pierced metal lanterns and rugs hung overhead, all inspired by Aladdin. Since it sits right where Adventureland begins, booking ahead is strongly recommended.
Prices, packages, and booking
Prices
- Adult menu
- from €45
- Kids’ menu
- from €25
Discount with the Disneyland Pass.
Meal plans accepted
Arriving through March 31, 2027
Arriving from April 1, 2027
Reservations
- Reservations Recommended
- How to book App, Website, Phone
- Reservations open 60 days ahead
- Opening for Disney hotel guests 365 days ahead
Book your table
The most popular tables go fast, often several weeks ahead: I recommend booking as soon as your dates are set. Also look at the menu before you go, so you’ll know right away whether this restaurant appeals to you and won’t waste time once you’re there.
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Good to know
- Specialty Couscous, tagine, mint tea
- Service Lunchtime, Evening
- Capacity 230 seats
- Birthday Cake to order
History
Agrabah Café Restaurant opened in 1999 inside what used to be the Adventureland Bazaar, a covered marketplace dating back to opening day, April 12, 1992. It took over a few of the old stalls, including L’Echoppe d’Aladin and La Reine des Serpents. Les Trésors de Schéhérazade, the store right beside it, is still standing but has been shut for several years, and no reopening has been announced.
When the animated movie Aladdin became a big hit, the original space was reworked into a Middle Eastern buffet. The setting of winding lanes and Arabian tents stayed in place and was adapted to make room for tables and food stations.
- Opened
- 1999
Theme & world
Who it’s made for
Pros and cons
The highlights
- Booking at the last minute is possible
- 1001 Nights-style decor
- Huge choice at the all-you-can-eat buffet
- Dishes found nowhere else in the park
The downsides
- No table service
- Middle Eastern flavors not for sensitive palates
- Buffet food temperature varies with the time of day
My verdict
Agrabah Café Restaurant is the only all-you-can-eat Middle Eastern buffet in Disneyland Park, set at the entrance to Adventureland in a carefully designed souk. Its biggest draw is the selection of couscous, tagines, and pastries you won’t find anywhere else in the resort.
My last meal there was in 2025, and the Arabian Nights mood comes through nicely, from the lanterns to the mosaics. Budget roughly €45 for adults and €25 for kids at the buffet, a fair price by park standards. Still, in my experience the dishes aren’t always served at the same temperature depending on when you show up, and the gentle spicing may catch palates accustomed to traditional couscous off guard. A good point: you can often get a same-day reservation, but you won’t get table service.
I recommend it for families curious to try something different and for fans of hearty buffets in Adventureland. Less suited if you’re traveling with picky young eaters, since Middle Eastern food isn’t to everyone’s taste.
Julie’s tip
Map & getting there
Agrabah Café is at the entrance to Adventureland, near the Le Passage Enchanté d’Aladdin attraction.
Your questions about this restaurant
01 How can I reserve a table at one of the Disneyland Paris restaurants?
There are four ways to book. The easiest is still the official Disneyland Paris app ("Dining" section), signed in to your Disney account. You can also call the reservation line at +33 1 60 30 40 50, use the official website through the Dining menu, or book in person at City Hall, Studio Services, or your Disney hotel’s concierge desk. Before you decide, I suggest you download my free file by email, which gathers every Disneyland Paris restaurant menu in one place. It makes choosing so much easier.
02 How early can I make a Disneyland Paris restaurant reservation?
The booking window depends on where you’re staying. If you’re at a Disney hotel, you can book up to 1 year ahead, as soon as your stay is confirmed. That’s a real advantage for very popular restaurants like Auberge de Cendrillon or the character buffets. If you’re coming for the day without a Disney hotel, you can book up to 2 months (60 days) ahead. You can reserve through the Disneyland Paris app, on the official website, or by phone at +33 1 60 30 40 50. My advice: book the moment the window opens for character dining and for weekend evenings or French school vacation evenings, or the time slots go fast.
03 Is it still possible to get a table the same day with no reservation?
Yes, it’s possible but not guaranteed. Some restaurants run a "walk-in line" depending on the seats that open up during the day. Go to the restaurant’s host stand and ask whether they have room. The app also shows time slots as they free up in real time (last-minute cancellations), and I check it often when I’m after a last-minute table. Otherwise, fall back on the quick-service counters and snack stands, which never require a reservation. Tip: eating lunch at off-peak times (before 12:00 or after 14:00) greatly improves your chances of getting a table without a reservation.
04 How do you cancel a Disney restaurant reservation?
Canceling is easy in the official Disneyland Paris app. Go to "Account > My dining reservations", pick the reservation you want, and confirm the cancellation. You can also cancel by phone at +33 1 60 30 40 50. Cancel as soon as you know you won’t make it: it frees up a spot for other guests and it’s a nice thing to do. Important: you can’t change the time or the number of people in your party directly in the app. If you need a change, you have two options: cancel and make a new reservation (if time slots are still open), or call the reservation line at +33 1 60 30 40 50.
05 When I book, can I request a high chair or a birthday cake, or say I’m using a meal plan?
Yes. When you book (app, phone, or website), you’ll find a "Special Request" field where you can make several requests. You can ask for a high chair for your baby, a birthday cake (at an extra charge), mention a food intolerance or allergy, or let them know you want to use your half-board meal plan. For the birthday cake, I suggest asking right when you book to be sure one is available. If you didn’t, you can also ask when you arrive at the restaurant, and they’ll try to work something out depending on what they have that day.
