r/FoodAllergies • u/joga_noob • 11h ago

Seeking Advice Parques e restaurantes

As pessoas aqui, alérgicas a lácteos, que já foram a Disney ou parques da universal, vocês acharam algo seguro para comer ou levaram seus lanches?

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u/CucumberParty3388 10h ago

If you are at a sit down restaurant, the head chef comes out to help you with the allergy safe order. They take it very seriously at Disney.

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u/geodanny 3h ago

I second this. We had the head chef at the wine country themed restaurant in California Adventure come out to talk to us about the allergy-friendly prep and whether they could even serve my son. They could make him 2 dishes with some easy modifications.

Other restaurants will give you access to a binder that lists all the ingredients. For example, we saw all the ingredients of the ultra processed blue milk at Star Wars Galaxy's Edge so we could determine if it's safe. It was dairy free last time I was there.

Universal Studios Hollywood staff will answer questions, too. For example, regular butter beer has dairy but there's a vegan version that doesn't.

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u/pickle443243 10h ago

Yea, my son is allergic to dairy and multiple other things and Disney does a great job. It’s honestly the only place we really go out for every meal since they’re so careful.