Shanghai Disney Resort Release the List of Disney Town Restaurants

Shanghai Disney Resort has released the list of the restaurants that will open in Disneytown when the park will open on June 16. So far, about 50 tenants have been confirmed, of which almost 20 are F&B venues that include celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck, The Cheesecake Factory as well as a restaurant on a boat. The list below doesn't include kiosks or Disney-brand eateries and will probably be updated later on.

Wolfgang Puck: Contemporary American classic brought by celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck with its largest venue in Shanghai

The BOATHOUSE®: Upscale dining experience built over the water, featuring boutique shopping and dream boats

The Cheesecake Factory: Operated by Hong Kong Maxim’s Group and the first Asia flagship restaurant of this brand

DONDONYA: Japanese donburi restaurant

Element Fresh: Casual Western restaurant

g+ The Urban Harvest: Contemporary Western meets Eastern restaurant

IPPUDO: Japanese restaurant

KOKIO Gastrobar: A trendy bar and bistro owned by The Barbarossa Group, combining comfort with elegant bistro food and friendly service

Starbucks: American coffee shop

Blue Frog: Brand new-concept restaurant from the brand

BreadTalk: Fresh bakery

Coconut Paradise: Thai food

Crystal Jade: Award winning restaurant with an extensive Chinese menu offering authentic modern Cantonese dishes

Food Republic: Unique Southeast Asian cuisine and local Chinese delights

Hatsune: California-style Japanese restaurant

Shanghai Min: Authentic Shanghainese cuisine

The Dining Room: New Shanghainese dim sum and cuisine

Toast Box: Nanyang coffee shop

Xin Wang Restaurant: All-day Cantonese tea house

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New Shanghaî Disneyland Pictures !

New pictures of Shanghaî Disneyland seen "from the ground" have been posted on Twitter! The first one above shows for the first time pictures of Disney Town, SDL shopping, dining and entertainment area. The picture on the top right shows the 5 Stars Shanghaî Disneyland hotel, on the other side of the lake.

As i told you when i saw the aerial picture i still think that the "streets" of Disney Town are too narrow and i won't be surprised if they have some guest flow problem when it be will open. However there might be a reason why the streets are narrow and, apart the question of land available, it might be to keep a kind of intimacy to the town to remind the old Chinese towns... we'll see.

The other picture shows the constructions site in SDL Tomorrowland. As you'll see in the background the TRON dome  - or "cover" as they call it - is now partially covered and i think it will look much better than we thought previously.