Bengal Barbecue

So, food was good, a little bland, but thats to be expected at Disneyland. The dining area is of course amazing, tons of cool stuff all over, loved playing the Indiana Jones pin ball game. The cast members working that day however were rude, not helpful and borderline confrontational. I was getting a new breakfast meal and had questions, and it seemed like i was bothering the cast members. Was surprised, usually they are very kind and helpful, but not that day.

If you’re done with the carbs and treats which are abundant at Disneyland this is a much appreciated food option. You can order high quality proteins and vegetables straight off the BBQ. It’s a fresh choice and a tasty one at that. We ordered 4 kabobs, two beef, one chicken and one vegetable. All were worth the price and hit the spot.

We lucked out that the line was shorter at this eatery. Tables inside are shaded and cool. Perfect for a humid day. I ordered the combo plate that came with one beef skewer, one chicken skewer, coleslaw, and a scoop of white rice. The meat was so tough it was hard to eat! Needs to be cooked less. The flavors of the sauces were spicy, but they got me through the toughness of the meat. The white rice was cooked to perfection.

Bengal barbecue is a decent little restaurant in Disneyland only one time did we get a tough meat this is my wife's go too lunch or snack spot before or after we go on Indiana jones ride there is alot of seating and the service is always good and it always looks clean

Convenient fast order received through mobile order. However we had to throw out half of our food due to burnt meat on skewers. Quite salty overall and small portion as well

Pork belly skewer with Garlic cheesy pretzel bread from maurice's treats🤤🤤. I really enjoy the safari skewer (bacon wrapped asparagus) and pork belly skewer, both are bomb! I've tried the tiger tail bread stick, wouldn't buy that agian. The chieftain chicken skewer was OK wouldn't do it agian. Try the jungle julep, especially on a hot day! Bengal rice plate is a good option aswell, two regular skewers, rice, and slaw.

This was one of our favorite dining experiences at Disneyland – make sure you order ahead! The meat skewers are all delicious and flavorful, the pork sliders were good, and the veggie/hummus plate is a great snack. Plenty of places to sit close by, recommend while in the park.

Personally, I’m a slider lover and when I tried the ones here, they were AMAZING!! The bun was fluffy, and there was a perfect amount of sauce on the sliders so it would not leak through the bun. The place itself was a bit dim and was a bit crowded and hard to find a good seat. But over all, if you ever happen to visit Disneyland, I recommend this place.

Quick BBQ place near Jungle Cruise & Indiana Jones. *Ordered: Bengal rice platters -comes with rice & miso salad -pork belly skewer (melts in your mouth) -Bengal beef (tasty, but tough) -Banyan (spicy-tasty beef) -Veg skewer (red onion, zucchini, yellow squash, green & red bell pepper, eggplant) *Also ordered -pineapple skewer (juicy!) -Tiger tail (dry dry DRY bread

The line was short so we cancelled our mobile order. There were lots of tables to take a break and have lunch. We ordered the rice plate with the Bengal beef and pork belly kabob. Additionally we got the shrimp kabob. Everything was delicious but the shrimp and rice were over cooked and mushy. The sauce on the shrimp kabob was amazing! Overall really tasty and was enough for my husband and I to share.

Pick and choose wisely what you order cuz it can be pretty hit or miss! Overall though, it's still one of my favorite places to eat at Disneyland! Pork skewer - yes this is a must order. Super tender, juicy and flavorful. Shrimp skewer (new) - this is good too! Two pieces of shrimp, pineapple and a small slice of sausage. Good flavors! Bacon wrapped asparagus - this is generally good but sometimes the bacon can be a little too dry. Beef skewer - DEFINITELY SKIP. I'm not sure which cut of meat they use but for some reason it is always super tough and chewy and barely edible. You've been warned. Bread stick thing (I forgot the name of it, something tail?) - DEFINITELY SKIP. Dry as a bone. Just nope.

I've always kind of avoided Bengal Barbecue because I'm not the biggest bbq fan. One day I decided to try something new at the park instead of my usual burgers and was surprisingly SO SATISFIED with my food! I recommend the pork belly skewer and the veggie skewer. Both were delicious, but I favor the pork belly ; it's perfectly grilled and pairs well with the pickled veggies. The two skewers were enough for my lunch but if you're a bit more hungry they have a plate option which comes with your choice of two skewers, jasmine rice, and slaw. Tip: use mobile order and place yours ahead of time

This is one of the healthier spots to eat in Disneyland. Prices have gone up quite a bit on the rice plate (about $5/plate over the last couple years). The beef is hit or miss, sometimes it's great and sometimes it's really chewy. Other times we've had both overcooked and undercooked pieces on the same skewer.

Nice flavor, but the beef was very chewy, the bacon wrapped asparagus was really good, and the chicken was really good. The staff wasn't too friendly, but it was early I guess.

I had always been curious about Bengal BBQ, so I decided to give it a shot during my recent visit. I ordered the chicken and Bengal beef skewers, priced at about $7 each. Unfortunately, it was not worth it. The chicken was excessively sweet, and the beef was really tough and difficult to chew.

This place was highly recommended to me by several people, and it did not disappoint! The rice, vegetable skewers, meat skewers, and hummus platter were all a welcome change from a lot of the other quick service restaurants in the park. Food was hot and tasty! I'd skip the tiger tail breadstick, it was essentially flavorless bread. Order ahead on the app and arrive a bit early as there is minimal seating and it may take some time to find a seat. Will definitely go here again my next visit in the park!

Wow this was pretty terrible! This over $20 plate of food was mostly un-edible. It's the Bengal rice plate. You get two beef skewers, rice and slaw. The beef skewers were so overcooked that you could not chew it. This plate left us wishing we would have eaten some where else. Service was fine. Mobile order was quick and easy to use.

We got the pulled pork slider plate and three different skewers and shared it as a family of three. Everything was very yummy, but my favorites were definitely the pulled pork sliders (meat was delicious, and the bread ripped off so easily too to make three little sliders from one larger bun) and the pork belly skewer (but at the same time as it was juicy and yummy, I also realized how fatty and unhealthy it was, of course). We enjoyed it, but we won't get it again because of the price. The slider plate was $18.50, which I guess is normally reasonable for theme park food, but many other choices at Disneyland are cheaper.

As a vegetarian, I was hesitant to come here. Most barbecue places don't offer much for veggie people. However, after checking out the menu, I noticed that they have a vegetarian option. They have veggie skewers, which are vegetables on a skewer. Pretty plain. And boring sounding to me. It doesn't even come with rice or anything. It's literally just vegetables on a stick lolol Is that what people think vegetarians wanna eat?? lol Anyway, they do have a hummus trio on the menu, I just didn't feel like doing all the dipping/ sitting around eating that. So, I ordered a pineapple spear and went over to the jungle cruise ride. The pineapple spear was delicious. Very fresh. I'll be back to try that hummus. That sounds yummy actually. I just have to be in the mood to sit and scoop up hummus bite by bite lol

Mid grade dog food, barely fit for human consumption. The "Tiger Tail" is now some stale, dry breadlike substance. I remember it being lighter, fluffy, cheesy, and savory. All the skewers just taste like burnt BBQ, covered up by their overly-sweet (and likely HIgh Fructose Corn Syrup-laden) sauces. The rice is plain, unseasoned rice and the slaw was a tiny scoop. Spent $46 on a meal for 2 adults. Trust me, just hit the red wagon and get some corn dogs. Or for the same price as this, to to the Plaza and get a delicious fried chicken meal.

Placed a mobile order for a light dinner and was really surprised. I got the beef skewer and a veggie skewer. The beef is on the chewier side but was cooked medium and had good flavor. The veggie was generous with large chunks. Together it was a perfect way to end from eating all the junk in the park.

The pork belly skewers are sooo good! I have heard many great things about the skewers at Disney and I finally tried it this recent Disney trip. It's about $8 for a skewer and it was $20 for a plate w 2 skewers of choice, rice, coleslaw. The pork belly skewers were really flavorful and soft. I think it's one of my favorite food at Disney now!

It was the frontier land area. Recommended by my daughter and wasn't disappointed. The service was average. Long line to order which was typical in Disneyland but mobile order highly recommend. It updated you with their app if it was ready. Price very reasonably. Jungle theme is the ambiance of the place beside the souvenir shop which was convenient. Food was great. The pork belly plate was divine. The pork was tender deliciously smoked. The bbq sauce was mouthwatering. The pickled carrots and radish was Devine. The mixed veggie salad was a great blend to the plate. We ordered veggie skewer tasty. Pork belly slider with macaroni salad was appetizing. It was a great and fulfilling meal.

Searched all over to grab a quick bite to eat and was running out of options and places to do so. I wasn't looking for anything huge to eat as we were still running around and completing our day. After a few questions about how the food is prepared I was ready to order. I went with a Chieftain Chicken Skewer, Hummus Trio, and a bottle of water. Out of every place I ate here, this was the most expensive for the little amount of food I received. One skewer had at most four pieces of meat with a few vegetables on it with their Polynesian sauce. At nearly $7, it is definitely not worth it. Hummus trio was the same price, but really disappointing overall. They do give you some fresh-ish vegetables that outweigh the amount of hummus you have to dip it in. What I thought was going to be a quick meal that I could take with me ended up being a juggling trick that I had to find a place to sit down at. Hardly any tables around I ended up on an uneven rock under a tree.

been to disney for nearly 4 decades and i am reminded of why i have not tried bengal until today. do not get baited by the smell, just keep walking. the beef skewers were so tough to chew even with a pink center- just really poor meat quality. $7 for a skewer. 10/10 do not recommend.

After seeing some stellar reviews, I decided to go with the Bengal Beef Skewer to see the hype about it and honestly it was okay. The beef is a little tough, and for $8 for 3 pieces of meat on a skewer I think you could stretch your money more elsewhere on the Disneyland Park. The skewer had a sweet sauce, however I wish the meat was more tender. It was hard to chew, and that also contributed it to being a little hard to eat. I think it's good to try, but if I visit Disneyland again I would probably pass on this product. Service was good, but can get slow once people really start to order multiple meals as there were only 2 registers open. Ambience of course always matches with Disney's theme. Overall, okay but not great.

46 bucks for the picture. However, very tasty food. I read reviews that beef was over cooked. It wasn't. Perfect medium rare. Chicken was dry ish but okay. Pork belly was burnt but very tender. Rice was a 1 and veggies were spectacular. Only ask would be to add waaaaay more pickled veggies. Good stuff.

One of my absolute favorite food options in Disneyland. My favorite skewers have to be the Safari Skewer (bacon wrapped asparagus), Banyan Beef Skewer (beef with a hot & spicy sauce), & the Bengal Beef Skewer (beef skewer in a sweet Zulu sauce). The bacon wrapped asparagus skewer is served with a lemon, so definitely squeeze the lemon on there for that extra tang. The beef quality is definitely a hit or miss. Sometimes the beef has been so tender that it was like having a filet mignon skewer, and other times the beef has been tough and chewy. I recommend mobile ordering because the line has been 30 mins + just to wait to order. Seating is a bit limited, but there is an area in between Bengal Barbecue & the gift shop that has some tables. A few pro tips: 1. Order the corn from one of the stands on Main Street and eat it with the skewers. Or 2. Get the garlic-cheese pretzel from Maurice's treats (located to the left of the castle), and place a Bengal beef skewer (the beef with the sweet Zulu sauce) into the pretzel, and it becomes a delicious sandwich! Got this idea from TikTok and it's been a fan favorite ever since. You gotta try it! Such a great comfort food. It's nice that this place is pretty versatile, so the skewers can easily be a little snack or a meal.

Easy to mobile order! We love getting the plate, with pork belly and beef belly. The only thing to point out is that the portion/presentation is very inconsistent. The side salad that comes with is almost alwayd looking like it was just thrown onto the plate, the rice sometimes is not cooked well. Flavor is great, but needs a little quality inspection for the presentation. Most times meat also looks like too burnt to even eat.

This is overpriced meat skewers. It's a good option if you're on the carnivore diet? But wouldn't be my first pick to eat while at Disneyland. Service is quick and staff are great. So no marks against them! Seating is extremely hard to find for this one!

Honestly, I'm almost a little mad that I liked this place so much. We ordered a few Bengal Rice Plate platters, which allow you to pick two regular skewers along with Jasmine Rice and Citrus-Miso Slaw. According to the menu (see here: https://disneyland.disney.go.com/dining/disneyland/bengal-barbecue/menus), the choices include Hot and Spicy Banyan Beef Skewer, Polynesian Sauce Chieftain Chicken Skewer, Outback Vegetable Skewer, Sweet Zulu Bengal Beef Skewer, Pork Belly Skewer, or Bacon-wrapped Asparagus Safari Skewer. Among our plates, we were able to try the Hot and Spicy Banyan Beef Skewer, Sweet Zulu Bengal Beef Skewer, and Pork Belly Skewer. The beef was perfectly tender - not tough at all. Both were sweet sauces, though the hot and spicy was, well, hot and spicy, though not unbearably spicy. The pork belly was my star of the show, perfectly fatty and rich. I've heard others say they've gotten huge chunks of fat with barely any meat though, so order at your own risk. Wait time is LONG, so definitely order online. The drawback here is that they're churning out plates en masse, so our food came out a bit cold. There's some seating around the eatery, but you may have to hunt elsewhere at peak hours. They provide moist towelettes which was a definite plus.

Simply my favorite spot for dinner! Everytime we are in Disney, we never miss a chance to dine in!

I have been wanting to try this place ever I have seen videos on Tik tok saying the skewers were so good and it is a literal must try food at Disneyland. Today, we put it to the test and got the beef skewer and tried the other viral tik tok drink (the Thai tea slush). The beef skewer lived up to the hype, and I love how they grill it right in front of you knowing that it'll be fresh and won't be sitting for long. The Thai tea slush with a sweet foam on top was good but not the best, I wish it was over nice or used more Thai tea in the slush. But the service was good and they were very friendly when they helped us out with our food. We ordered on the app because the line was so long, and we walked around and did other things to pass the time. There's places to sit and enjoy the food, just depends what time you're going to be eating here because this area got very much packed at night. But I love the vibe of Disneyland at night.

Bingo barbecue is a very tasty option when visiting Disneyland! I usually order the sliders on the mobile app and can pick them up pretty quickly. The only downside is the seating is a little bit hard to come by at this location. Especially when they're busier. However, the sliders are probably one of my favorite dishes at the park And worth the wait.

It was ridiculous that they directly put receipt on top of food (yes, with direct touch) and the receipt was sticked by the sauce on food... Gov should seriously inspect this place. Food was also awful and ridiculously overpriced compared to other options in the park.

For a relatively quick bite, these skewers are a must for waiting at Indiana Jones, the Jungle Cruise or Pirates. For as long as I've been coming here, they just don't get the cooking right on the bacon wrapped asparagus. I have yet to get it where the outside (bacon) isn't burned. They should precook it in an oven and just put it on the fire just to go a little char (LITTLE). But, aside from that, the chicken and beef don't disappoint. I tried the pork belly and it was good with the hoisin sauce and cilantro. It was just a tad bit salty, but that could be moderated by not dipping it in the sauce. There is combo with rice, but I stick with the protein and veggies and bypass the carbs. There are tables nearby, but many were taken by people just sitting and waiting and not eating, which was a pity as my wife and I had to stand until we finally got a table when a family, who was just looking at the map, decided to leave...

Skewers: Get! Got the beef skewers and they were so juicy and tender! The meat pieces are kinda thicccc so you might have to really chew it to be able to swallow. Definitely a highlight and I would recommend coming here and getting a few of these. There's some seating inside the little hut but there's not too much. So probably going to have to just grab and go. Or find a little curb somewhere to sit. Food: 8/10 Value: 6/10

Bengal Barbecue is one of the healthiest options for dining in Disneyland. Bengal Barbecue serves up skewers of grilled meats. A meal/ plate is available. That comes with two skewers, rice and slaw. Skewers are on the smaller size. Flavor profiles include Asian, Polynesian and African. Sides such as hummus, pineapple and pickles are available. Fountain and bottled drinks may be purchased here. Bengal Barbecue is open in the morning. On this side of the park, this is one of the few places to get coffee in the morning. Bengal Barbecue is a counter service restaurant. The restaurant has a safari look and feel. Seating is available in the Bazaar.

bacon wrapped asparagus and chicken skewers were okay not dry but disneyland prices :"""")

This has been one of my favorite places to eat at Disneyland since I've had a pass (going on 21 years) The food is incredible, especially if you're looking for straight proteins or with some veggies and rice and really can have it on the go. The service is really great most of the time and the ambiance around the location has been really great each time. The dining areas haven't been to packed lately either so it's been pretty pleasant.

Great stuff! Usually I can get an order within 30 minutes (June '23). Once I tap I've arrived, it might be another 10. * Bengal Beef - 3.5 stars. Legit spicy! A bit tough but I like it. * Pork Belly - 4 stars. Super soft and tender. My partner thought it was too much fat but isn't that what makes it taste so good?? * Chicken - 3 stars. A little boring and dry.

They don't accept the Disney card for discount here :( the pulled pork sliders were good, they give you alot of meat but the flavor of the macaroni tastes weird like a bit spoiled? But the Kebab sticks were delicious and tender. In the combo, they were stingy with the coleslaw though so not worth the money.

We got the banyan beef skewer (my favorite) and the bengal beef skewer with sweet sauce. The skewers are around $7 each and they're so dinky, but it's theme park food prices, so what can you do. The Banyan sauce is so unique and delicious. It's just as good as I remember it being from my childhood. The bengal beef skewer is a little more basic, but the sweet sauce complements the meat well. For me personally, no trip to Disneyland is complete without a visit to Bengal Barbecue.

The pork belly was my favorite. The chicken and the bacon wrapped asparagus were alright. I feel like there are better places to eat at Disneyland. It is a big pricy for the size.

I had a good experience at Bengal Barbecue, especially with their delicious beef skewers and flavorful sauce. However, the tiger tail bread was disappointing. The staff is fantastic, and the place gets busy quick. Unfortunately, the new beef skewers now only come with three pieces, down from the previous four, which feels like a cost-cutting move. Nevertheless, the meat complemented the cheesy garlic bread from Maurice Treats quite nicely.

The pork belly skewer is the way to go!!! Tried the other skewers and the most flavorful skewer has to be the pork belly skewer. It's tender, fatty, and has that smoky bbq flavor. The pickled veg that comes on top is the PERFECT pairing as it cuts through the pork's fattiness and deceives you into feeling like the skewer is lighter than it actually is. Really enjoyed it! Would totally get Bengal BBQ again as a snack!

Bengal Barbecue is a great spot to stop for a snack for a few reasons: 1. Their pork belly skewer is BOMB! And you can make it a meal by ordering the Bengal Rice Plate which comes with jasmine rice, slaw, pickled veggies and your choice of 2 skewers. (*We usually get this plate with 2 pork belly skewers, then we split it) It's delicious! 2. Don't pass on the bacon and asparagus Safari Skewer - they are so good! Sometimes we'll even just order one to snack on if we're walking past Bengal BBQ. 3. They have a great covered dining area to eat in - the challenge usually is finding a table - but we've always been pretty lucky and have gotten a table. And they have a couple of cast members walking around cleaning tables when they become available, which is real nice. 4. If you need to charge your phone or electronics, they have an available electrical plug -- we noticed people are very aware of this outlet because they would bop in to plug in their phones. I ordered their Jungle Julep which was a fruity slush. In my opinion, it was just OK. The slush was a little too chunky for me - it's not like a slurpee - the ice bits are bigger. I probably wouldn't order this one again. Maybe next time I'll get a Dole whip float or maybe check out some of the cold drinks at The Tropical Hideaway. I definitely recommend that you try the pork belly skewer and the bacon asparagus skewers.

As many times as the aroma from Bengal BBQ has called my name while standing in line for Jungle Cruise, I never tried it because the line was always long and didn't realize the great deal they have here by selling single skewers! I've read amazing things about the beef and chicken! I always use mobile order for Disneyland food, it's seamless and saves so much time. I ordered the veggie skewer and tiger tail bread. Veggie skewer 5/5, loved the char and minimal seasoning. Tiger Tail Bread - 3/5 - found it to be cold and dry, not as great as it appears in the photos. I will be back to try more items!

The food was ok.. wouldn't go back again. The service was lame, they don't have a good happy mood. And the tables were clean and well stocked

Small portion, but tasty and bursting with flavor. I enjoyed the spicy banyan beef & and pork bellies Thanks for the snack!

Bengal Barbecue has been our go-to spot at Disneyland for years. We usually get the Beef Skewer, Pork Belly Skewer, Safari (Bacon Asparagus) Skewer, and the Spicy Dill Pickle. Place your mobile order when you get off the train in Tomorrowland and your meal will be ready for pick up by the time you walk to Frontierland, across from the Jungle Cruise. You can sit at one of the tables and people-watch while you eat, or keep walking with your tasty food-on-a-stick.

I really enjoyed Bengal Barbecue for their beef skewers with Zulu sauce; they were simply delicious. However, I was not a fan of the tiger tail bread--it was a letdown. Next time, I'm going for the garlic cheesy bread across the park instead. The staff here are great, and the place has a fun tiki theme, plus it always smells amazing whenever I walk by.

Bengal BBQ was surprisingly good. Better than normal amusement park food. Find a table. Order on your phone. Then go to the counter. Keep a watch for your food. Pork belly skewer was the best Banyan beef skewer was really good. Spicy so better eaten with rice Bengal beef skewer was ok Vegetable skewer had bug chunks of zucchini and other veggies. Good for some healthy food

Service is so slow! Ordered on the app and said "I'm here" and still waited 20-30 mins. Pork belly was all fat! It was gross I couldn't finished it and threw it away. The beef skewers were dry and super chewy. The pickled daikon and carrots on top of the pork skewer was good and the sauce on the beef was okay. I wouldn't get it again for the price and portion was small. Save yourself money and skip this place.

My favorite meal at Disneyland (even including the sit down spots!) Bengal Barbecue is located in Adventureland near the Indians Jones ride. They specialize in Asian inspired kabob skewers which are filling (portions are generous for Disneyland food) and flavorful. My favorites were: Banyan Beef Skewer - beef kabobs with a spicy garlic sauce. The sauce definitely has a kick, and the garlicky flavors go really well with the rice. Grilled Veggie Skewer - grilled zucchini, onions, peppers with smoky, light flavors. You can order the skewers A La Carte or as a plate with 2 skewers of your choice and coleslaw + rice. Be sure to put in a mobile order around 15-20 mins before you arrive. They also give you discounts if you're an AP/key holder.

A solid option for skewers and kebabs. The beef, chicken, and pork selections are all good cuts and flavorful. As a general rule, I found that the options serve better as a snack than a meal, as I don't find them completely filling. Having said that, it's easy to place a double order based on the price point of the skewers. This is probably the only real food option for consideration in Adventureland, whereas the other choices tend to lean, heavier toward snacks and desserts. The location is nice being right across from the Jungle Cruise, and a very quick walk from the Indiana Jones ride and the Tiki Room.

This place is oh so busy. Fortunately my Disney expert daughter placed and paid for our order on her phone so we didn't have to wait for ages in line and picked it up 45 mins after the order was placed. Food is good.