Bistrot Chez Remy: Everything You Need to Know + Review

Bistrot Chez Rémy is a table service restaurant at Walt Disney Studios Park in Disneyland Paris.

Located to the left of Ratatouille: The Adventure, you can catch a glimpse of the inside when exiting the ride, thus enticing you to want to experience the meal firsthand.

The restaurant’s concept shrinks you to the size of Rémy, inviting you to enjoy French cuisine in a bistro straight from the world of the Disney Pixar classic.

As you enter the waiting area, you will find various nods to the movie, like the Golden Fork, many other awards won by Chef Gusteau, and portraits of Alfredo, Colette, and Chef Gusteau.

On the way to your table, you will walk past an oversized menu, where Chez Rémy has a special message for his guests.

In it, he welcomes you to his bistro, shares his excitement about introducing his latest dishes, hopes you are hungry, and wishes you a great meal!

As you follow the host or hostess to your seat, you will be surrounded by a Rat’s Eye View, with oversized champagne corks, cocktail umbrellas, cookbooks, plates, and cutlery, creating an immersive atmosphere.

Once you sit down, the server will come by with a tall water pitcher for your table. Typically, the server will also bring out complimentary bread for you to enjoy as you peruse through the menu.

The Food

The menu here is Prie Fix. There are two options for adults – one that includes dessert with the starter and main course and one that does not. The option with dessert also comes with an upgrade option to include wine.

For Little Chefs (those ages 3 – 11), their menu comes with a starter, main course, dessert, and drink. Check out the menus in more detail below:

Rémy Menu

€40 – Starter and Main Course

Émile Menu

€55 – Starter, Main Course, and Dessert. Wine Included for €75.

Starters

Mixed Greens, Roquefort Cheese, Tomato Confit, Poached Egg, Walnuts, Pear, Kitchen Garden Vinaigrette

or Seasonal Soup with The Laughing Cow® and Mixed Herbs

or Pear, Chestnut and Duck Pâté en Croûte, Fig Marmalade

or Spelt Salad with Mustard, Tomato Confit, Carrots, Orange Segments and Kitchen Garden Vinaigrette

For the Wine Included Meal – AOP Côtes de Provence – Minuty – Prestige Rosé 8 cl

Main Courses

Grilled Steak, French Fries – Choice of Sauce: Chef, Green Peppercorns, Brie or Béarnaise

or Roast Cod, Ratatouille, Crushed Potatoes with Isigny PDO Beurre Blanc Sauce

or Vegetable Stew with Herby Plant-Based Meatballs

or Roast Chicken or Turkey with Herbs, Potatoes with Garlic and Parsley

For the Wine Included Meal – AOP Sancerre – Château de Sancerre – Sauvignon Blanc 8 cl

or Cuvée Bistrot Chez Rémy – AOC Saint-Emilion – Fleur de Roc 8 cl

Desserts

Brie de Meaux PDO Cheese, Quince and Mixed Fruit Loaf

or Chocolate Mousse

or Fruit Salad

or Lemon Meringue Tart

or Fromage Blanc-Raspberry Entremet

For the Wine Included Meal – Édition Spéciale Disneyland® Paris – Champagne Pierre Mignon Grande Réserve – Brut 10 cl

or AOC Sainte-Croix-du-Mont – Château Les Arroucats (sweet wine) 8 cl

Little Chef Menu

€30 (For Children Ages 3 – 11) – Starter, Main Course, Dessert and Drink

Drink

Vittel® 33 cl or Minute Maid Orange, Apple 20 cl or Milk 20 cl

An alternative cold drink (25 cl) may replace a similar item on request

Starters

Courgette Soup with The Laughing Cow®

or Hard-Boiled Eggs with Mayonnaise and Side Salad

Main Courses

Chicken and Crushed Potatoes, Cream Sauce

or Linguine Pasta with Tomato Sauce

or Roast Cod, Crushed Potatoes, Tomato Sauce

Desserts

Rémy’s Chocolate and Hazelnut Eclair

or Fromage Blanc with Fruit (No Added Sugar)

or Chocolate Mousse

or Fruit Salad

Other Items on the Menu Include:

– Birthday Cake – €35

– Drinks: Champagne, Wine, Cocktails, Spirits, Beer, Cold Drinks, Fruit Juices, Mineral Waters, and Hot Drinks

How to Dine at Bistrot Chez Rémy

– Admission Required: Ensure you have a valid park admission for the day of your visit.

– Reservations: Book your table in advance through the Disney website or app. Reservations typically open two months before your desired date or sooner for Disney Hotel guests.

– Last-Minute Finds: Check for cancellations and snag a last-minute reservation.

– Waitlist: If reservations are full, join the waitlist for a potential table opening.

Specific Dietary Requirements

This information comes from the Disneyland Paris website for guests with special dietary needs: Disneyland Paris ensures everyone can enjoy the magic, even at mealtime!

Disney offers vegetarian, vegan, kosher, and halal options and a detailed list of major allergens for all their dishes, catering to various tastes and dietary requirements.

When you arrive at any Disney Park or Disney Hotel restaurant, inform a staff member about your allergy. They will provide a list of the major allergens present in each dish on the menu.

Although they follow strict food preparation standards, there is a possible risk of cross-contamination in their kitchens.

If none of the menu items meet your needs, meals free of major allergens will be available on-site, with no pre-order required.

Our Review

Availability

Going into the day, we did not have a reservation for Bistrot Chez Rémy. After seeing the restaurant through the glass windows near the exit of Ratatouille: The Adventure, we were immediately intrigued.

We checked the menu outside and were even more interested, but since it was early in the day, we could not ask about walk-in availability since they were closed.

Around dinner time, about an hour before the park closed, we decided to inquire, and to our surprise, they could seat us!

Décor and Ambiance

The waiting area features several movie-inspired touches, including the Golden Fork award and portraits of some of the characters from the film.

When we were seated, we passed a welcome message from Remy on a giant menu and oversized details like salt and pepper canisters, hanging pasta strainers, champagne cork chairs, and cocktail umbrella tables.

The décor truly made us feel like we had shrunk to the size of a rat, and the immersive atmosphere made it seem we were dining alongside Remy and Emile.

Water and Bread

Shortly after we were seated, our server brought us a pitcher of water but no bread, even though other tables had received both.

Time passed, we received our starters, and just before the main course arrived, I asked the server about the bread.

She confirmed it was complimentary and brought some over. It was odd that it was not offered to us initially, especially since other tables seemed to get it automatically.

Starter

We ordered the Mixed Greens with Roquefort Cheese, Tomato Confit, Poached Egg, Walnuts, Pear, and Kitchen Garden Vinaigrette.

Unfortunately, we did not like it very much. While most of the ingredients were fine, the Roquefort Cheese was too strong for our taste, making the dish less enjoyable.

Main Course

For our main course, we had the Grilled Steak and French Fries – it was fantastic! The steak was perfectly cooked and well-seasoned.

I got the Chef sauce, which we loved, while Matthew ordered the Brie sauce, which was not quite as appealing.

The fries were crispy and well-salted, balancing the dish nicely. Our entrees also came with a small portion of ratatouille, which was a lovely tribute to the movie and tasted great.

Dessert

We opted to skip dessert, as none of the options stood out to us, especially given the €15 price tag.

Overall Review

We thoroughly enjoyed our meal at Bistrot Chez Rémy! The ambiance, detailed décor, and immersive experience were impressive, and our main courses were delicious. If you want to splurge at Walt Disney Studios Park, this is a fantastic spot to consider.

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