PYM Kitchen

All-you-can-eat buffet featuring dishes in unusual sizes

Superheroes and recruits need to take a break and recharge from time to time. If hunger sets in after an intensive day on the Avengers Campus and you are looking for an unusual restaurant experience, PYM Kitchen is a suitable choice.

This buffet restaurant at Disney Adventure World offers all-you-can-eat dining for a fixed price. The range of food is only part of the experience. The main concept is that Pym Particles alter the size of the dishes, so the buffet includes food in unusual dimensions, from tiny items to oversized creations.

As soon as you enter, you get a first impression of what to expect. After passing through the Quantum Tunnel, much of the setting resembles a research laboratory rather than a traditional restaurant. This forms the basis of the PYM Kitchen concept, which consistently draws on Ant-Man and his technology.

The dining room continues the theme, with details that again make it feel more like a laboratory than a conventional restaurant. Oversized elements and technical installations place you in the world of PYM Technologies, creating an atmosphere that differs clearly from other restaurants.

At the buffet, you can try a mixture of familiar dishes and unusual creations. These include a giant pretzel sandwich, a tiny burger and classic dishes presented in unfamiliar sizes. The selection makes playful use of the theme, while some items also feature unusual colours without any change in flavour.

If you want more than just a filling meal, PYM Kitchen is one of the most interesting options at Disneyland Paris. It is particularly suitable if you are very hungry, as you can take your time and sample the full buffet.

PYM Kitchen Restaurant where Pym Particles are used in the kitchen Overview

Category:Buffet

Kitchen Style:International

Open:lunch - evening

Price Range: Price Range 3/5 Euro Icons

Half board:Extra Plus, Plus & Standard

Full board:Extra Plus, Plus & Standard

Reservations:strongly recommended

Ratings for...

Theming Theming 4/5 Stars

Ambiance Ambiance 3/5 Stars

Foodie factor Foodie factor 3/5 Stars

For Children For Children 3/5 Stars

For adults For adults 4/5 Stars

Highlights

Birthday cakes are available upon pre-order
Marvel-themed dining atmosphere

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Who is the PYM Kitchen suitable for?

PYM Kitchen is aimed primarily at visitors seeking a special dining experience who value an unusual concept. The buffet is particularly well-suited to anyone who wants to sample a variety of dishes while allowing plenty of time for a break.

The restaurant is also ideal for families and groups, as there is a wide selection and there is something to suit everyone. Children in particular often enjoy the different portion sizes and the playful presentation of the food.

PYM Kitchen is less suitable for:

Visitors who are short on time and just want a quick bite to eat
Guests who prefer a quiet or traditional restaurant
Anyone who isn’t keen on the buffet concept or the price

Tips on the restaurant

If you’d like to visit PYM Kitchen, you should book a table in advance. The restaurant is often very busy, particularly at lunchtime, so popping in without a booking may mean a long wait.
Make sure you allow plenty of time for your visit. The buffet invites you to sample a variety of dishes at your leisure, so a quick visit here is rather the exception.
If you’d like to enjoy a relaxed meal, it’s worth visiting outside the usual peak times. Early at midday or later in the afternoon, it’s often quieter than during the main mealtimes.

Pictures from PYM Kitchen

Shot of Pym Kitchen entrance at dark with illuminated menus

Entrance of Pym Kitchen restaurant with large glass door and illuminated menus on the left and right side of the door

Oversized Pym Particles Disc on the facade of PYM Labs

View of the guest room and the buffet in the Pym Kitchen

Laboratory-like designed dining room of the restaurant Pym Kitchen

Quantum Tunnel in the entrance area of the Pym Kitchen

Table for six with place settings, cutlery, drinks, salt, pepper and a huge pretzel

View of the Quantum Tunnel, which is the entrance to the restaurant

Ant-Man pictures on the walls of the dining room of Pym Kitchen

Huge spotlight in the form of a laboratory lamp above the tables where guests are seated

Decorated tables in the restaurant with red benches and white chairs

Shot of the dining room of the busy restaurant Pym Kitchen

A giant Ant-Man harvests an oversized carrot

View into the guest room where guests enjoy their meal

Large mural showing The Wasp, in front of it are squeezed tables

Set table for four with a bench and two chairs

The buffet restaurant’s menu

At PYM Kitchen restaurant, an all-you-can-eat buffet awaits you at lunchtime and in the evening, featuring a wide selection of savoury and sweet dishes. From burgers and pasta to desserts, there’s something to suit every taste.

The price is €42 for adults and €30 for children. One non-alcoholic drink is included in the price.

If you’d like to mark a special occasion during your visit, you can also order a birthday cake on the spot.

The food at PYM Kitchen

Overidmensional big Oreo cake and huge donut with blue icing

Two bowls with shrimp and a bowl of blue mayo at the buffet

Cake selection at the buffet with small fruit tarts and large cake

Orange gazpacho in large laboratory jars

Mini burgers, lasagna and other dishes at the buffet

Small cheesecake, oreo cake and giant donut with blue icing

Two pans with ribs and salmon on vegetables

Trays with popsicle and test tube at the buffet of PYM Kitchen

Salad dressing in lab jars and croutons for salad on buffet

Laboratory jars with balsamic vinegar and salt dressings stand in a glass case in the buffet

Dessert buffet with jello, madelaines in different sizes and huge strawberry

Various salads and appetizers at the buffet

Bowl with salad and huge croutons of bread

Hot dishes at the buffet, in the middle mini cheeseburger

Mini hot dogs and huge hot dog and a huge pretzel with sandwiches

Huge pretzel with topping of ruccola, tomatoes, pastrami and cheese

Cheese selection at the buffet with Pepper Jack and Brie as well as various berries and oils

Oversized big burger and mini burger at the Pym Kitchen buffet, open kitchen behind it

Two laboratory jars with strawberry sauce, next to it a strawberry cake

Two laboratory glasses with blue colored creme anglaise

Madeleines, jello and strawberry shortcake at Pym Kitchen's dessert buffet

Chia seeds, flax seeds and sesame seeds in test tubes

Pans of green ribbon noodles and corn dogs at Pym Kitchen buffet

Various hot dishes at the Pym Kitchen buffet

PYM Particles & PYM Technology

The PYM Kitchen is based on the technology of the so-called Pym particles, familiar from the Ant-Man films. These particles can be used to alter the size, mass and density of objects – and it is precisely this principle that is being applied in this bufftet-style restaurant at Disneyland Paris.

This is how the dishes take on their unusual dimensions, ranging from tiny to oversized. Visual changes, such as unusual colours, are also part of this concept and reflect the idea of experimental cuisine.