Mummy Eats is a quick service snack and beverage dining located right next to the Mummy Ride. It's…read moreon the lower level lot at Universal Studios Hollywood. Typical park summer hours are from 9:00 A.M to 9:00 P.M. My family and I visited Universal Studios Hollywood on a Friday. We arrived as soon as it opened around 9:00 A.M. The first ride we ended up riding was the Mummy ride. After riding the Mummy a few times and stopping by Super Nintendo World, we ended up getting a snack at Mummy Eats. Mummy Eats offers a wide range of fountain drinks, Souvenir Cups, bottle water. Their quick service snacks include the following Classic Corn Dog Korean-Style Corn Dog Fish n' Chips Korean-Style Corn Dog Spicy Corn Dog Churro Bag of Chips We ended up trying out a Churro and the Korean-Style Corn Dog. The Korean-Style Corn Dog was good. The outside layer was fried perfectly and was crunchy. The inside flavor was scrumptious! The Churro was fresh! We ended up splitting the Churro. There isn't much seating available. There are some tables over near the Starbucks area and the Transformers ride. The food was good, and we didn't wait long for the order, less than 5 minutes!

After our second ride of the day, we figured we'd grab a quick bite to keep us going. Mummy Eats…read morewas advertising something called a Korean-Style Corn Dog ("with bag of chips"). I certainly can't say no to something that intriguing, so we placed an order and we were quickly off to the races. It's really good. It's basically a regular corn dog that's been covered in crispy bits and infused with a healthy amount of melty cheese. What's not to like? The bag of chips were highly unnecessary but of course I gobbled them all up.

Baby one thing about Toadstool Cafe is that they are NOT letting you in without a reservation. They…read moreguard that door like it's Bowser's secret lair chile! So make sure you get on the Universal app as soon as you know you're coming. I got there around 7:45ish and was able to score a same day reservation for me and my friend for 2 PM. Once you go inside, you wait in line to order, but they have menus available so you can look everything over and decide what you want while you wait. After fawning over a few choices, we asked the man ringing us up what he thought the best items were. He recommended the Fire Flower Spaghetti & Meatballs, Luigi Burger, and ? Block Tiramisu. So we each got one of the recommended entrées, split the dessert, and added some Toadstool Cheesy Garlic Knots because we were in a silly goofy mood. After ordering, they give you a table number and you find a seat in the large dining area. We didn't wait long for our food at all, maybe 10 to 15 minutes max. I really enjoyed my food, and my friend said he enjoyed his Luigi Burger as well. Was it the pinnacle of culinary perfection? No. But it was still pretty good for amusement park food and definitely better than a lot of food I've had at other amusement parks over the years. The theming and presentation also make the experience that much more fun. The ? Block Tiramisu was the star of the entire meal for me. The sugar cookie panels that make up the Question Block were SO good with the tiramisu inside. I would absolutely get that again. All in all, I definitely say add Toadstool Cafe to your Super Nintendo World itinerary if you can score a reservation. The food was good, the presentation was adorable, and it's one of those experiences that really adds to being inside the world of Mario.

I really wanted to like Toadstool Cafe, but the experience was honestly pretty frustrating,…read moreespecially considering the price and the fact that this is at Universal Studios. The cafe is reservation-only, and you have to sign up ahead of time. There's also a maximum of six people per reservation, but our party had seven. That meant we had to have two different people make reservations--one for three and another for four--which was already an unnecessary hassle. Once our reservation time came, we were let inside, only to wait 20 minutes in line just to order. So what exactly is the point of having reservations if they're still allowing the restaurant to get so backed up? It felt like they were over capacity anyway. The food itself is probably some of the best food you can get inside the theme park, and the prices are about what you'd expect from a theme park. We were also seated pretty quickly, which was nice. Unfortunately, that's where the good service ended. They forgot two of our orders, and we ended up waiting around 40 minutes while the other five people in our party had already finished eating. We eventually had to flag down a server to ask about our food, and somehow, it was brought out within a minute. So the food was clearly ready or easily accessible--they had just completely forgotten about our order. That 40-minute wait was such a waste of our time. We were at Universal Studios and could have been using that time to enjoy the park or go on other rides instead of just sitting there waiting for food. On top of that, the servers/waiters didn't have the friendliest attitudes, which made the experience even more disappointing. I'd say go once for the experience, especially if you want the cute Super Mario atmosphere and pictures, but don't go in expecting great service. For the price you're paying, I honestly expected a lot more from Universal. If takeout were an option, I would probably choose that instead.

So, Universal Studios Hollywood opens at 10am, but at around 4:45pm, which is when I decided to…read moregrab a snack, most places were already closed (park closes at 6pm), including the dessert place by the Minions ride. So I made my way here and stood in line. Service was fast, churros were a bit pricy but delicious. They get coated in a cinnamon and sugar mix that is simply excellent. I think it was worth it. As for ambiance? You're in USH, so the best ambiance, lol. It's also a short walk away from Waterworld, which is totally worth watching.

The Snack Bar is located on the upper lot at Universal Studios Hollywood. It's right across the…read moreKung Fu Panda Adventure ride at the DreamWorks Theatre. There are several tables situated outside the Snack Bar. It's one of the best quick service options at Universal Studios Hollywood. Some of it's offerings include the Turkey Leg, Oreo Churro Bites, Everything Seasoning Pretzel, drinks, and so much more! You'll also find some frozen treats during the hot summer, gourmet pops, and alcoholic/non-alcoholic beverages. Looking through their menu, we had to get a Churro! My husband and I bought one Churro to split! It was hot and fresh! The Churro was loaded with cinnamon. Next time, I'll have to stop by the Snack Bar to get one of their turkey legs!

Power Up Cafe for some Super Mushroom Fizz and Fire Flower Pretzel with Chipotle Cheese, Mustard…read moreand White Queso dipping sauces. Excellent customer service as our wait was only a few minutes wait. Enjoyed the refreshing Super Mushroom Fizz lemon lime soda with strawberry popping pearls at the bottom. It also came with a dissolving strawberry flavored "Super Mushroom Power Up" candy. It's was yummy. As for the Fire Flower Pretzel, we received it fresh from the oven. It was soft and went well with the Chipotle Cheese, Mustard and White Queso dipping sauces. Can't wait to come back to try the other Super Mushroom Fizz flavors.

I went to universal studios because I had a preview for the ride fast and furious which allows you…read moreto go on this new ride once. I've been to universal studios plenty of times but always missed going to this place. It is a wonderful place to frequent if you have the time and have a season pass like I did. The food ordered were the 1-up green mushroom hot pocket vegetarian. It actually tastes like this hot pocket microwaveable pizzas you would otherwise get at the grocery store. But, the design, look and uniqueness of the food was delicious looking. I also ordered a pretzel with three sauces. This item was their best deal for a snack as it was about $10 and with the discounted season pass about $8 or so. It was cheaper than the mushrooms and drinks here. Also less fattening and less unnatural ingredients. I thought service was average and to be fair, isn't a pleasant job. The ambiance is cute and nice to look at. Great interior and exterior design throughout. The overall appeal and decoration were spectacular more or less. Good meal to have to keep you from getting lightheaded in this heat. For some reason, always crowded with tourists and locals. The lines even on a Friday morning were ridiculous. However, the lines even for this place was sort of okay. I rate the following below: 1-up mushroom 3/5, it was a unique looking hot pocket more or less Pretzel with dipping sauce 4/5, better value better taste simple and came with three decent sauces to overcome this bland taste by itself of a pretzel. There wasn't even salt on the pretzel. It was bready, but the sauces were great. Good comeback to bland. I would come back just to get the pretzel for its value and the three sauces that make up for the blandness the pretzel had anyway. It tasted fine texture wise, not too hard and not too soft.

After a full day at Universal Studios, we decided to stop by Margaritaville at Universal City Walk…read moreto avoid rush hour traffic congestion. It turned out to be an excellent idea. We happened to be there during Happy Hour. Happy Hour is M-F from 2-6pm. We ordered Margarita and Landshark Lager beer. They were both good. They were cold and refreshing. We also had shrimp tacos, cheeseburger and nachos from their happy hour menu. They were all delicious. The food came out quickly. My only complaint is that we do have to sit at the bar area to take advantage of the happy hour menu and pricing. I think it would have been more comfortable to sit at the main dining room area instead of cramming everyone at the bar counter while the rest of the restaurant was empty.

I really wanted to like this place much more considering how we were so excited to finally try it,…read moreof course the video where someone did a dining tour of every single one, and this is the only location in California. We came here on a Friday for lunch and we were seated immediately. Not that many other customers so service was pretty attentive and was there whenever we needed a water refill. I do have to say the theming of the restaurant is on point and I felt more at a tropical getaway at a beach than I did in an urban cement hellscape which is super nice. There is A LOT to look at from the decor on the walls and even on the ceiling, the tropical "birds", beach set pieces, pictures of Jimmy himself and much more. However, I do think it being a weekday lunch contributed to a bit of how bland everything was since it looks like it can be popping on a weekend night or when there's a live band playing on their stage. As for the food, I think this was a tad disappointing. If you stripped away the theming, I would not be able to tell this restaurant apart from any of the much more common, cheaper sit down restaurant franchises out there. I guess, never keep expectations too high, or at the very least with the "themed" restaurants in the US, it's just the decor and aesthetics and not necessarily the menu. I don't drink, but the others who did said their margaritas were decent. Nothing to write home about and similar to what they could possibly get elsewhere. I do have to say that they have a limited drink menu based on the Fan Fest Nights. My boyfriend got the Jurassic Park themed one and said it was a tad too sweet, but overall just a standard fruity alcoholic drink. I got a non-alcoholic pina colada and it tastes like a yummy pineapple coconut creamy slush. Not bad, but not substantial either. I got poke nachos and my friend got a poke bowl and it's literally the same poke but just with different carbs. Overall, it was mediocre at best. Can't really compare to places that do their own poke bowls, but the amount of tuna was not that much and I'll be honest, I wish there was at least a little more variety to this (choosing the protein for the poke, but alas). Other than that, the menu has the standard affair of pasta, Mexican dishes, chicken, salad, burgers, etc. Almost $200 for 4 people, so it was already a pricey start to the day and the fact that it was for just okay food that can easily be found elsewhere, I think I'd skip dining here unless it was super lively or there was more seasonal menu items.

Really cute little outdoor cafe. I didn't expect it to be this small, so be forewarned it is tiny…read more But the themed drinks are very cute and there are a few adorable desserts too. I got the seasonal berry black tea and it was phenomenal! Gimmicky and cute. The store attached was also super cute with lots of sanrio merch!

3-3.5 This is "ok"…read morewith a smile. If you like Hello Kitty and cute sweet drinks, 100% come here! The desserts are as sweet as they aesthetically look. Their drink menu ranges from lemonades, fruity drinks, matcha lattes and coffee drinks. Now, as a coffee lover, woooo.... it's really on the sweet side. I usually get stronger lattes that are not that sweet in the Irvine location but this location, it is leaning on dessert drink side. I had the special Pompurrin sea salt cold brew and I was buzzing off the sugar. There is a Sanrio store next door so the merchandise will not be in the counter. The counter is soley for food and drink so you wouldn't have to buy it from the counter like you do in the Irvine location. Recap: you get what you see which is all the cuteness and the sweet treats. This location does not have the tea lounge experience and it is more of an order-and-pickup situation.

Positive things about my visit here : - the line for…read moreordering moved fairly quickly. And if ordering corn dogs, the wait for food is also a short wait. - the spicy MacN'Chz has great flavor! Yumm! Opportunities: - I wanted the Mac N' Chz, but it was not available to order on the app. My friends ordered their food in the app cause they didn't order MacNchz. They got their food way faster and had to wait for me. - very long wait time to get food after paying - portion size is ridiculously small. The Mac comes in a hollowed out bread (which was yummy), but half of the entire thing is bread! And it had barely any chicken in it. Disappointing!

Two Mummy Eats order windows offer Nathan's (Classic, Vegetarian, Korean-Style, and Spicy) hot…read moredogs, Mac & Cheese (Classic, Brisket, and Dragon-Fire Chicken Spire) cones, cinnamon churros, on this occasion Miss Vickie sea salt chips, bottled water, fountain drinks, beer, and cocktails. After trying both the beloved Classic Corn Dog and the good, but much bread, Classic Mac & Cheese Cone, I look forward to a future visit to try the popular trendy Korean-Style Hot Dog and for more balance the Brisket Mac & Cheese Cone.

first of all the service was amazing emilo was very kind and helpful in recommended us the best…read morepizza I love the vibe in there and the decoration is so gorgeous everything there was delicious. The Caesar salad wasn't the best but to be fair it was just Caesar salad classic Caesar salad so makes sense.