Here's all of the food that you can eat at Disneyland Resort's Avengers Campus - from an 'Ant-Man'-themed restaurant to a 'Guardians of the Galaxy' food cart

Kirsten AcunaMay 28, 2021, 10:26 IST

The two Pym-inis are seen side by side.David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

Avengers Campus opens at Disneyland Resort's Disney California Adventure on June 4.
The Marvel-themed land will have three main places to eat, including an "Ant-Man"-themed restaurant.
Insider previewed many of the food options during a press event in March 2020.

Avengers Campus will have three main places to eat: The Pym Test Kitchen, Shawarma Palace, and Terran Treats.

One of the entrances to Avengers Campus, near Guardians of the Galaxy - Mission: Breakout! Christian Thompson/Disneyland Resort

Terran Treats is a cart inspired by the park's "Guardians of the Galaxy" attraction that will sell two different dessert treats. Below is the Sweet Spiral Ration, a churro that comes in different flavors.

A sample of the sweet spiral ration treats. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

Terran Treats is a cart inspired by the park's "Guardians of the Galaxy" attraction that will sell two different dessert treats. Below is the Sweet Spiral Ration, a churro that comes in different flavors.

The Cosmic Cream Orb is a crispy cream puff.

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The Shawarma Palace cart will let you live out a moment from the end of 2012's "The Avengers" with two offerings. The first menu item is a chicken shawarma wrap called New York's Tastiest.

Fans may recall that at the end of "The Avengers," the heroes celebrated their (temporary) victory at the local shawarma joint. Disneyland Resort

The Shawarma Palace cart will let you live out a moment from the end of 2012's "The Avengers" with two offerings. The first menu item is a chicken shawarma wrap called New York's Tastiest.

The Impossible Victory Falafel is one of a few plant-based options at Avengers Campus.

Here's the Impossible Victory Falafel. Disneyland Resort

The main food location in Avengers Campus is the Pym Test Kitchen.

The entrance to the Pym Test Kitchen. Christian Thompson/Disneyland Resort

If you arrive at the park early, the Pym Test Kitchen has six different breakfast options. The first is a mouthful - the Calculated Breakfast = E x 2 + (B+P)/T.

This is the Calculated Breakfast = E x 2 (B+P)/T. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

The Impossible Quantum Garden Breakfast is a plant-based folded omelet.

Here's how the plant-based option at the Pym Test Kitchen looks. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

The Pym Test Kitchen is really big on puns. The Ever-Expanding Cinna-Pym Toast looks like Marvel's twist on French toast.

The Ever-Expanding Cinna-Pym Toast. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

Cinna-Pym Mini Toast is for kids ages three through nine.

Look at the dish this meal comes on! David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

Let's talk about the item you all want to know about - the $100 (family-sized) Pym-ini.

The two Pym-inis are seen side by side. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

One of the other main items you can order is the "Not So Little Chicken Sandwich."

The Not So Little Chicken Sandwich. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

The PB³ Superb Sandwich is an adult peanut butter and jelly sandwich with bacon.

The PB³ Superb Sandwich. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

This is the test kitchen's version of a Caesar salad, complete with one colossal crouton.

The photo makes it look better than the version I remember being served last March. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

The Impossible Spoonful comes with large and small pasta and a small and large plant-based meatball and cheese.

During 2020's press event, a tiny fork came with my giant meatball (seen above), which I personally got a kick out of. We were told tiny silverware will not be available at the test kitchen. I stowed my tiny fork to bring home as a souvenir and still have it to this day. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

The test kitchen will have four kid items that are smaller portions of the regular menu dishes. Here's the Mini Pasta & Impossible Meat-balls.

Here's the Mini Pasta & Impossible Meat-balls dish. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

Kids can assemble their own peanut butter and jelly sandwich with the PB&J Flavor Lab.

Every kid meal comes with a Cuties Mandarin orange. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

The test kitchen will also have snacks and treats like this massive Quantum Pretzel made for dipping.

Here's a look at how the pretzel is served along with dipping sauces. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

The Atomic fusion pretzel is loaded with toppings.

The Atomic fusion pretzel comes covered in hot sauce, ranch dressing, blue cheese, and more. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

If you're thirsty, guests can purchase a Proton and PB&J Punch (left) or Pingo Doce soda (on the right), a nod to Bruce Banner's time in Rio de Janeiro when he worked at the soda company's bottling plant.

Both beverages looked as colorful and vibrant as they do in the photo here when they were served to me last March. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

If you're thirsty, guests can purchase a Proton and PB&J Punch (left) or Pingo Doce soda (on the right), a nod to Bruce Banner's time in Rio de Janeiro when he worked at the soda company's bottling plant.

Next door, the Pym Tasting Lab offers craft beers, cocktails, and beer cocktails.

You can see the concept art for the bar area to the right of the image above. Everything in the tasting lab is supposed to be Scott Lang's contribution to Avengers Campus. Disneyland Resort

Select drinks will be poured from a reverse tap system which will fill drinks from the bottom up. Here's the full list of beverages.

Alcoholic beverages will be served in beakers. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

In addition to beverages, a snack mix will be available at the testing lab called Snack Molecules.

Here's the Snack Mix delivered in a petri dish. David Nguyen/Disneyland Resort

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Here's all of the food that you can eat at Disneyland Resort's Avengers Campus - from an 'Ant-Man'-themed restaurant to a 'Guardians of the Galaxy' food cart

Avengers Campus will have three main places to eat: The Pym Test Kitchen, Shawarma Palace, and Terran Treats.

Terran Treats is a cart inspired by the park's "Guardians of the Galaxy" attraction that will sell two different dessert treats. Below is the Sweet Spiral Ration, a churro that comes in different flavors.

The Cosmic Cream Orb is a crispy cream puff.

The Shawarma Palace cart will let you live out a moment from the end of 2012's "The Avengers" with two offerings. The first menu item is a chicken shawarma wrap called New York's Tastiest.

The Impossible Victory Falafel is one of a few plant-based options at Avengers Campus.

The main food location in Avengers Campus is the Pym Test Kitchen.

If you arrive at the park early, the Pym Test Kitchen has six different breakfast options. The first is a mouthful - the Calculated Breakfast = E x 2 + (B+P)/T.

The Impossible Quantum Garden Breakfast is a plant-based folded omelet.

The Pym Test Kitchen is really big on puns. The Ever-Expanding Cinna-Pym Toast looks like Marvel's twist on French toast.

Cinna-Pym Mini Toast is for kids ages three through nine.

Let's talk about the item you all want to know about - the $100 (family-sized) Pym-ini.

One of the other main items you can order is the "Not So Little Chicken Sandwich."

The PB³ Superb Sandwich is an adult peanut butter and jelly sandwich with bacon.

This is the test kitchen's version of a Caesar salad, complete with one colossal crouton.

The Impossible Spoonful comes with large and small pasta and a small and large plant-based meatball and cheese.

The test kitchen will have four kid items that are smaller portions of the regular menu dishes. Here's the Mini Pasta & Impossible Meat-balls.

Kids can assemble their own peanut butter and jelly sandwich with the PB&J Flavor Lab.

The test kitchen will also have snacks and treats like this massive Quantum Pretzel made for dipping.

The Atomic fusion pretzel is loaded with toppings.

If you're thirsty, guests can purchase a Proton and PB&J Punch (left) or Pingo Doce soda (on the right), a nod to Bruce Banner's time in Rio de Janeiro when he worked at the soda company's bottling plant.

Next door, the Pym Tasting Lab offers craft beers, cocktails, and beer cocktails.

Select drinks will be poured from a reverse tap system which will fill drinks from the bottom up. Here's the full list of beverages.

In addition to beverages, a snack mix will be available at the testing lab called Snack Molecules.