Disneyland Paris Shares La Table de Lumière Menu, Coming to the Disneyland Hotel

Note 1/26 – we dined tonight at La Table de Lumière and will share a review very soon!

Hi everyone!

Disneyland Paris has shared the menu for La Table de Lumière, a fine dining Beauty & the Beast themed restaurant which will open at the royally reimagined Disneyland Hotel on January 25th, 2024. La Table de Lumière is a character experience, which will include including Belle and her Prince (Beauty and the Beast), Aurora and Philip (Sleeping Beauty) or Tiana and Naveen (Princess and the Frog). The restaurant is currently available for Disneyland Hotel guests only. I expect to have a dining review on Mousesteps next month.

Here is a look at the adult menu for La Table de Lumière!

Disneyland Paris says about the restaurant, At La Table de Lumière, guests will enjoy table service dinner in a space paying homage to the Beauty and the Beast ballroom scene, which itself was inspired by the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles Castle. Elegant mirrors and crystal add sparkle to an elegant atmosphere finished off with distinguished tableware including rose-emblazoned china and thorn-themed napkin rings.

Here is a look at the menu. The first page shows the logo for La Table de Lumière.

This is an overall view of the menu we were given. I will share a closer look at each section.

La Table de Lumière costs  € 120 for the the adult menu. There is a separate menu for children ages 3 – 11 for  € 60. The menu for adults with Champagne pairing is  € 180. The Champagne pairing features 3 x 10 cl glasses, and the choices are shown below in the menu.

The starters feature dishes like European lobster with white cabbage remoulade; Freshly cooked langoustines, shellfish coulis, cauliflower purée and lemon caviar; or a Mushroom velouté, peppered Isigny cream, sourdough bread croutons and toasted hazelnut chips. The Champagne pairing here can be either the Taittinger Prestige Rosé Brut or the Louis Roederer Collection 244.

 

The mains (or “To Continue”) include Seared sea bass, fennel compote with black truffle and rockeet coulis; Roast Montbéliarde beef, potato ribbons, sweet onion cream and Merlot jus; or a Quercy farm herb-roast lamb, artichoke ravioli and black truffle milk foam.

The Champagne pairing includes Taittinger – Folies de la Marquetterie Brut; Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage Extra Brut; or Pierre Mignon Champagne Blanc de Noirs Brut.

Dessert looks amazing! Choices include an Enchanted Ball Cake with white chocolate ganache, vanilla pear insert and Dacquoise biscuit or a Royal Indulgence with creamy chocolate with basil, thin sheets of dark chocolate and caramelized almonds.

The Champagne pairing features either a Moët & Chandon – Ice Imperial Rosé or Champagne Ratafia, which looks more like an aperitif.

There is also a Birthday Dessert that can be ordered to share for € 35.

We were only given the adult menu to share and not a drink menu or child’s menu. However, they are on the app. I am sharing some drinks that will be available at La Table de Lumière. Champagne isn’t the only option, there is a lot to choose from.

First, here is the app showing the prices for the meals.

There are tabs for Champagne, wine, beer and more. There is a Winter’s Rose cocktail with Moët & Chandon – Ice Imperial Rosé – demi-sec, Preparation of peach and rose, Italicus liqueur for € 28 that leads off the drink menu.

Other drinks include Champagne Cocktails.

There are also “Short Drinks” cocktails, including a Manhattan and Bourbon Old Fashioned.

And there is Champagne in glasses or bottles. The glasses are showing as 15 cl pours, so it seems it may be a better value to purchase the drinks separately instead of the pairing? Am I reading that correctly? Either 3- 10 cl glasses of Champagne for € 60 or buy some of the same for less than € 20 each for a larger glass.

Soft drinks are not inexpensive here. Coca-Cola and similar beverages are 9 €. This is a few more Euros than locations like Downtown Restaurant at Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel. You are paying for location.

Hot drinks also start at 9.00 €.

 

There is more to the drink menu and there is also a children’s menu. Jeff and I plan to be there next month during the first couple of days open and we’ll share the menu, character photos, food and more at that time. La Table de Lumière looks like it will be a beautiful restaurant and I hope the food is as wonderful as it sounds.