
Dans cet univers démesuré, vous prendrez place sur un bouchon de champagne géant autour d’un gigantesque pot de confiture. Les ombrelles à cocktail, livres de cuisine et couverts surdimensionnés vous donneront l’impression d’avoir rétréci ! Au menu de cette expérience ir-rat-ionnelle, Rémy a prévu un menu spécial : salades de saison, pièce de bœuf, brie de Meaux, une vaste sélection de desserts, sans oublier l’incontournable ratatouille ! Bon appétit !
Classic dishes are offered in this imaginative space with oversized, Ratatouille-themed decor.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Worlds of Pixar, 77700 Chessy, France
Phone: +33 1 60 30 40 50
Website: https://www.disneylandparis.com/fr-fr/restaurants/parc-walt-disney-studios/bistrot-chez-remy
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Reviews
We booked 2 months in advance to make sure we could get a seat this visit. Our maitred’ was well versed in both French and English, very conversational. Our waiter was Italian and English with a little French. Everyone was friendly.
I had the vegan salad with these super yummy “plant based cubes” superbly flavored! I paid the extra 5euro for the duck. Wow, like a super yummy garden/shepards pie. The pulled pork texture of the duck the orange/pine nut sauce, the only negative are the classic lumpy potatoes like my French Grandma used to make. More peasant than Michelin star French.
Super expensive, like going to the Keg in Canada, but unlike anything else I have ever had.
Worth the try!
First of all, the service was painfully slow. The entire meal lasted about two and a half hours, and not in a relaxed, “let’s enjoy the evening” way — more in a “are we ever getting the next course?” way. Long gaps between dishes, difficulty getting staff attention, and overall a very sluggish pace.
The food itself was average at best. Nothing was terrible, but nothing stood out either. For the price you pay (and this is Disney pricing), the quality simply doesn’t justify it. It felt very basic considering the high cost — definitely a poor quality/price ratio.
We had also asked in advance for candles on a dessert for a birthday celebration. Unfortunately, they forgot. For a place that’s part of the Disney magic, missing something so simple and meaningful was disappointing.
The only real positive is the restaurant itself. The décor is fantastic — the oversized furniture and details truly make you feel like you’ve stepped into Ratatouille. The atmosphere is immersive and beautifully done.
Overall: great setting, but slow service and underwhelming food make it hard to recommend. In a park built around attention to detail, this one missed a few important ones.
Have been ignored by the staffs and waited to order for quite a while. The starter is Chestnut Duck Pâté en Croûte, texture is super dry but the fig marmalade tastes good tho. Main course is steak with fries, the katsu curry sauce taste actually pretty good. Just the steak, it’s not juicy at all and very chewy. mm… dessert is lemon meringue tart, would say it’s a pass 5/10.
They also have vegetarian and vegan options (which were delicious) I had a carrot soup as a started and the veggie meal as my entree which was a bed of vegetables over a pea protein showered in a creamy which sauce.
Ps. The raspberry cheesecake looks like a slice of cheese. So cuteee!!!
This place seems to have lost the magic it once had and it’s very sad to say. They used to offer birthday eclairs signed by Remy, better vegetarian options and all around better service.
Don’t get me wrong, the interior is gorgeous but the food and service just doesn’t equal what it used to. The pâté is hard, the vegan meatballs are flavourless, the dessert was the only saving grace.
If you are visiting though, make sure to ask for a signature from the chef for a special Remy keepsake.
한국인들 파리 디즈니 오시면 밥은 여기서 드세용 ㅎㅎㅎ!!!