Studio Catering

Small food truck tucked right by Hollywood lounge. They often serve up a bunch of seasonal items. Most recently, I tried the Korean fried chicken sliders which was delicious. Chicken was crispy and not dry. Slaw was a good tangy flavor. Definitely coming back again!

They have some interesting items during the various festivals but I found that any item with rice always had undercooked dry rice. Happened a couple times now so it seems to be a pattern. Worth a shot ever once in a while.

Been to Disney's California Adventure countless times, but yesterday was the first time we ate at Studio Catering. After the new orange chicken burrito got tons of social media attention, we had to try it. And to be honest, it did not disappoint. It was really good. My husband and I shared it, as it's a lot to eat on your own. By that I mean, it has orange chicken, chow mien, and fried rice all rolled into a burrito. Imagine a Panda bowl rolled into a burrito. That's exactly what this is...lol! The burrito is served with fried wonton chips that are perfectly crispy. So half was plenty each was plenty for us. Hopefully the new orange chicken burrito stays around for a while, cuz I would definitely get it again.

I've been to Studio Catering a few times for hot food. This time around I wanted to try the Butter Chicken burrito which sounds good on paper but execution was weird. First of all butter chicken is supposed to be saucy. This butter chicken was dry. The green mint sauce served with it as a dip was weird to add to the burrito. Do not try it. The chicken and rice combination in the burrito was tolerable. It was okay. I would not order it again. I kind of regretted not getting the Ramones nachos that were offered for Pixar Fest. Just at the last food festival, I tried the chicken lollipops at Studio Catering and they were for sure 5 stars good. The chicken was served piping hot which none of the other food stands can boast so I was impressed. I'll give Studio Catering more chances when they change out the burrito options. They've previously had a bulgogi burrito and a sisig burrito.

We go here often to try some of the festive and innovative food they have. The service wasn't the fastest this time around but we did enjoy the festival of holidays show while we waited so it was all good. We ordered the Boat Snacks Burrito, I was low-key, scared that there was too much going on as far as what was in it. To my surprise, it was amazing. The juicy kalua pork with the crunch from the cole slaw and the sweet and tangy pineapple was a flavor explosion in my mouth. The mac salad was island style, not da kine you but at the grocery store. My husband liked it as well. We were fighting over it, lol.

I usually enjoy everything here. I love the fact that items change every season. The tacos are always delicious and the burritos are stuffed with interesting ingredients. Asian-inspired spicy pork tacos Halloween season 2024 are perfection. Each element works perfectly together. It tastes like a Korean bibimbap without the rice. The cucumber and Pickled onions complement the spicy pork. This is a well-balanced dish with two full tacos that are great for sharing, too.

I had seen the Orange Chicken burrito on social media - so I looked it up when we went today. The description sounded pretty good: Crispy orange chicken, lo mein noodles, vegetables and egg fried rice, in a flour tortilla. Well, I would say that it fell really short!! The orange chicken was not crispy, I didn't really notice lo mein and the fried rice was pretty tasteless! Actually, the entire thing was tasteless! If it weren't for the sweet/spicy sauce and wonton chips, this burrito would have been a total bomb! At least the sauce gave it a little bit of flavor and the wonton chips were pretty tasty. I just wish we would have gotten a little more chips. Unfortunately, this burrito stayed with me the rest of the day. I kinda got a touch of heartburn - so it was just a reminder of the awful burrito.Nice try DCA! But I'll pass on this one next time!!I definitely wouldn't recommend this one

Stopped by studio catering which is located near the monsters inc ride in Disney California adventure. There is plenty of seating near this food cart. The food was OK. I had high hopes for the items however both were just ok... the nacho was my least favorite. The avocado had a weird artificial taste as many premade guacamole does but the taste was overpowering and we ended up throwing the majority away. The orange chicken burrito was also ok flavor was good but texture was really off for me.

Carbs on carbs on carbs?! Yes please! More Asian/Pacific Islander food choices?! Yes please! The seasonal holiday option was a Filipino inspired burrito filled with pork belly adobo fried rice, pancit, and lumpia served with sweet chili sauce. This was tasty! The burrito was huge and definitely enough to share. The lumpia was still crispy inside and the pork belly was nice and tender. Only problem is they don't serve this option year round. The burrito came out hot.This is a little hidden food spot that's served from a food truck in California adventure near back by the Monsters inc ride. We mobile ordered and food was ready right away. Hopefully they add more items like this on their menu year round.

Filipino Feast Burrito?! OHHHKAAYYY!! As a Filipino, you know I had to try this thing out.Okay so it's not the lightest dish on Earth. In fact, it's quite heavy. I ate half and I was struggling to finish hahaYou can actually taste every single component. I loved the pork belly adobo fried rice. And the lumpia was actually crispy! Those components were done particularly well. The sweet and sour sauce wasn't my favorite sauce of all time. But it was still good! Pancit was standard!Does it all work together? I THIIIIINK SO. Overall, it was yummy! But be warned that it WILL put you into food coma.