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Whether or not Disneyland really is "the happiest place on Earth" is highly subjective — but for those who find their food just tastes better when it's shaped like cartoon characters, it might just ring true. At Disney's American parks, Mickey-shaped ice cream bars are plentiful; but at Disneyland Hong Kong, things get considerably more artful with themed dim sum.
At the park's Crystal Lotus restaurant, menu items include red bean-stuffed steamed buns shaped like Olaf from Frozen and pork and vegetable-filled buns shaped like the Toy Story aliens, as well as Mickey-shaped glutinous seafood pancakes.
Chip and Dale and Chicken Little appear in edible form, too:
香港ディズニーの飲茶残念でかわいい pic.twitter.com/VMRzbVGGMM
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Meanwhile, Disney just debuted its second park in China: Disneyland Shanghai opened its gates two weeks ago, and the vast menu — which is mostly composed of traditional Chinese cuisine — includes Mickey-shaped Peking duck pizzas and Mickey and Minnie steamed buns with sweet and savory fillings.