Pym Test Kitchen

PYM Test Kitchen offers a themed and photogenic food and drink experience for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The interior and ordering areas have fun decor that will intrigue the young at heart and Marvel fans alike. This quick-service restaurant offers stand-by and mobile ordering and plenty of outdoor seating.Popular menu items include the Quantum Pretzel, Humongous Taco Salad, and the Not-So-Little Chicken Sandwich. Specialty coffee drinks, morning and all-day beverages, and alcoholic libations are also available. The Photon Punch is a refreshing berry lemonade with fun cherry-flavored popping orbs.Most recently, during the release weeks of Captain America: Brave New World, I enjoyed the seasonal item Red Rage Wings (for the Red Hulk). The bright red saucy wings were deliciously bold, with good spice that built up as you ate them. The entrée also included seasoned tater tots and ranch dipping sauce. 5/5. I hope they have this for a while; I'd get it again. Also, check out the PYM Tasting Lab bar for more refreshing beers, cocktails, and novelty merch.Magic Key pass holders also get a discount!

Pym Test Kitchen is located in Avengers Campus at Disney's California Adventure Park. After watching the Warriors of Wakanda and shopping in the Avengers Campus, my mom and I decided to stop inside Pym Test Kitchen for a few soft drinks and the pretzel! The Pym Test Kitchen is inspired by the Ant-Man and The-Wasp movies from the Marvel Universal! This is a unique restaurant and the experience is one you shouldn't miss while visiting Disney's California Adventure. The meal size is quite unique, like the chicken parmesan sandwich with the tiny bun and the large chicken breast, or the super huge Pretzel! Their menu consists of quick service items like chicken wings, chicken sandwich, salads, sandwich melts, pasta and more! The majority of the items are $14.99 and under! Magic Key Holder Discounts and Disney Vacation club discounts do apply at the Pym Test Kitchen too!We had fun at this restaurant. There is limited amount of seating outside the restaurant though! It was a chilly day when we were visiting during the Disneyland Half Marathon, and ended up eating pretty quickly outside!

Been here a few times -- avoid the breakfast options! Lunch/Dinner is where it's at! The humongous taco salad is a great option for healthy/light foods if you don't want to feel heavy all day. It's fresh and filling. The Pepper Particle Pasta is flavorful but really heavy from the cream! They also have a great impossible meat pasta.For breakfast, we got the French toast and it was okay. Overly sweet and soggy. Their breakfast menu is a bit underwhelming. There's plenty of other great breakfast options around the park!

Heard mixed reviews about this spot but have been wanting to try it for a while. I have to say they did not disappoint - their taco salad is absolutely humongous, but it's still a pretty light and healthy option despite the size. Plus, who doesn't love to eat the shell? The Reactor Melt is also a nice comfort option - it's a good sized grilled cheese sandwich with tomato; it comes with tater tots that I really enjoyed. There's a good amount of seating at this spot, and it's right in the heart of Avengers Campus so you get to take in all the sights & sounds.

4+ very fun place to eat inside the avengers campus. The concert obviously borrows from the theme in Ant Man where things are either tinier or oversized. For example one of the desserts is a giant candy bar (if they still have it). Another thing I've seen was a large chicken parm in sandwich form with a tiny bun. The people are really friendly as expected with anything related to Disney, but the service style is more cafeteria / fast casual style where are you standing in line to order and get your food and find a seat. It's Ashley been a while so I can't remember if you get your food before you sit down or you have a number and they bring it to you.Overall, the food items are fun. But nothing really stands out in terms of me craving it when thinking about going back. But that's not a knock on their food. I definitely would hit this place up when I'm here.

I've been here a couple of times, and this time was pretty enjoyable. There was a little bit of a line but we decided to wait it out since mobile ordering was 20 minutes. Once we got to the cash register, the service was fairly quick. Something I'd also like to point out is Disney's diverse and inclusive staff, with two workers in wheelchairs on both registers.Our humongous taco salad was delicious. Fresh ingredients (it was 11am) and great taco-to-filling ratio. The taco was super flaky and buttery as well. I'm not a huge beer drinker, but our beer mimosas really hit the spot. I mean orange juice makes it breakfast right?We also didn't struggle to find a table to eat at. All the workers were super friendly too. Will definitely come back as we have so far.

If you find yourself looking for some quick vegan eats at California Adventure in Disneyland, without wanting to sit down at a restaurant and wait for servers to feed you, you'll find Pym Test Kitchen ( https://disneyland.disney.go.com/.../pym-test-kitchen/... ) to be a perfect option. There's plenty of seating, the lines tend to move pretty quickly and you can even place a mobile order so there's no waiting as you arrive to pick up your food right when it's ready!If you're first starting you day, you can pick up an amazing sounding vegan breakfast, the Impossible Garden Quantum Breakfast from 8am - 10:15am. I didn't have the chance to try this at any of my visits but it sounds really good, plant-based folded omelet with Impossible Breakfast sausage, crispy potato bites and focaccia toast ... yum!While I wasn't lucky enough to try their breakfast, I did try their Lunch/Dinner option, the Impossible Spoonful which consists of Rigatoni and Ditalini Pastas, Plant-based Meat-balls, Tomato Sauce, Dairy-free Parmesan and Micro Basil. It's a good and hearty dish, you'll likely feel quite satisfied without feeling bloated, just seems like a perfect amount. Great quick meal to keep you going to hit that many more rides (or in my case, watch braver people than myself go on the rides lol)

Haiku: Pym Test KitchenCrazy creationsUnique and colossal foodsA fun spot to dine.---Pym Test Kitchen offers innovative and novel eats like massive one-pound pretzels, giant-size chicken patty sandwiches, and fully loaded taco salads. The food here is pretty solid, but just a lot of fried foods. They do offer unique, but appetizing flavor pasta and feature an Impossible plant-based meatball dish. I'll have to try those next time.They even have the viral dessert--a celestial-sized Candy Bar: Choco-Smash Candy Bar. It's as if a Snickers bar and brownie had a baby (dark chocolate, peanuts, caramel, nougat, and chocolate brownie).We did mobile order and pick up was convenient.

Food here at PYM test kitchen was yummy and fresh. Attached to the Antman bar, it had the shrunk and enlarged play on food like the concept of the Antman movie.Delish! Loved the pretzel and it was big enough to split with 4 people! Extra beer cheese was 89 cents and it was a huge portion.

I'm pleasantly pleased with the food here! I did a mobile order and our food was ready in 7 minutes. We ate here late during the Oogie Boogie Bash so it wasn't crowded at all and we found seating in the dining area to the left of the restaurant.- Quantum Pretzel: 4.5/5 - it was humongous, bigger than my head! The pretzel was so soft, warm and tasted fresh. The beer cheese was delicious and my only complaint is the huge pretzel needs two cups of the cheese!- Not so Little Chicken Sandwich: 4/5 - like others said, it reminded me of chicken katsu. I love breaded chicken so I enjoyed the heavily breadedness but it is a thin piece of chicken. Because of the bun being small, it was messy to hold and eat. The tater tots were crispy and delicious!- Pepper Particle Pasta: 3/5 - a huge portion as well and it had decently good flavor. But was too spicy to me and just a whatever pasta dish that I'd skip out on next time