Are you ready to blast your tastebuds into hyperspace? Good, because I’ve got a list of the top 5 Best Things to Eat at Docking Bay 7 that is absolutely out of this galaxy!
This highly themed counter service restaurant showcases an exotic menu that is flavor and foodie friendly.
Today, I’m not only going to cover the some of the best food in Star Wars Land, but I’ll also touch on how many credits they cost, backstory, and atmosphere, as well.
OH – and be sure to stick around till the end, because I’ve also got a secret recipe that’ll show you how you can try one of these unusual dishes at home!
So, if you’re feeling hungry – let’s goooo!
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5 Best Things to Eat at Docking Bay 7
Now that you know a little bit about this unique place to eat in Star Wars Land, let’s go through the top 5 things you must try while at Docking Bay 7 in Disney World and Disneyland.
1. Batuuan Beef and Crispy Topato Stir-fry
If you’re searching the outer rim for something savory and satisfying, the Batuuan Beef and Crispy Tompato Strir-fry is a must.
This Smoky Braised Beef has been glazed in a mouthwatering Tamarind Sauce. On the side, you’ll find Stir Fried Mushrooms and Vegetables, Crispy Herb Yucca, Pickled Onions, and Cilantro.
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Why We Love This Food in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
The crunchiness of the Crispy Hern Yucca serves as a perfect contrast to the ultra-tender Batuuan Beef that cannot be beat.
- Price: $18.99
- Pair with Gold Squadron Lager – Blue Point Brewing Co.
2. Fried and Pirjanad Hot Chicken Tip Yip
If you thought Mustafar was hot, you ain’t seen nothin’ yet!
Coming in blazing is the Pirjanad Hot Chick Tip Yip, a Crispy Chicken dish with a Spicy Chipotle Sauce, served with White Rice and a Relish of Sweet Corn, Shishito Peppers, Jicama, Plantains, and Cilantro.
Why We Love This Food in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
This dish brings the heat in a real way. But if you’re good with that – get on board. Because this is hands down one of the most bold dishes on all of Walt Disney World property.
- Price: $16.29
- Pair with WATER! Lots… and lots… of WATER!
Want something without the spice? Try the Fried Endorian Chicken Tip Yip served with house-made Macaroni & Cheese and Roasted Vegetables.
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3. Peka Tuna Poke
Here, you’ll uncover an option that is tasty but won’t weigh you down.
The Peka Tuna Poke offers Raw Tuna tossed in a Spicy Sriracha Dressing and served with Green Papaya Salad, Pickled Mushrooms, Fresh Herbs, and Crispy Garlic.
Why We Love This Food in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
I love how fresh this dish tastes – perfect for a midday bite that won’t spoil your dinner plans. But beware, the Spicy Sriracha does have a bit of a kick.
If you like Spicy Tuna Sushi, you’re going to love this dish!
- Price: $18.49
- Pair with Surly Sarlacc
4. Roasted Endorian Chicken Salad
Crips, clean, and savory, the Roasted Endorian Chicken Salad is everything you’re looking for in a salad.
This dish offers Marinated Chicken upon a bed of Mixed Greens, Shaved Onion, Radish, Grapes, Tomato, and Cucumber in a Citrus-Pomegranate Vinaigrette with Spiced Yogurt Drizzle
Why We Love This Food in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
While the Hollywood Brown Derby’s Cobb Salad still reigns supreme, this definitely gives it a run for its money.
The Lemon-Pomegranate Vinaigrette is so refreshing, while the Spiced Yogurt Drizzle gives just a little heartiness to each bite.
- Price: $14.29
- Pair with Takodana Quencher
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5. Ronto Wrap
Sure, there is more than one place to get a Ronto Wrap on Batuu. But that is for good reason… they’re that good.
You simply can’t go wrong with Roasted Pork, Grilled Pork Sausage, Peppercorn Sauce and Tangy Slaw wrapped in Pita Bread.
Why We Love This Food in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
In many ways, a Ronto Wrap is the Star Wars version of a Sausage Hot Dog and a Mediterranean Gyro. An unexpected and incredible pairing that only that culinary wizards at Disney could imagine.
Now, there is a catch to ordering a Ronto Wrap at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo…. they’re only available after 3:00 p.m. But I assure you, it is worth the wait.
- Price: $13.99
- Pair with Gold Squadron Lager – Blue Point Brewing Co.
Backstory of Docking Bay 7 at Disney
One of the most immersive ways that Galaxy’s Edge has helped expand the Star Wars universe is by giving it flavor!
From Blue Milk to Ronto Wraps, the galaxy has officially crept into all our senses.
And when it comes to the Batuu, there is no greater example of this than that of the delicious and ambitious fare found at Docking Bay 7.
Meet the Star Wars Land Chef
Let’s give credit where credit is due. Meet Chef, Strono “Cookie” Tuggs from Takodana.
Cookie was once the Chef for Maz Katana. However, when Maz’s castle was destroyed, he was forced to relocate and set up shop somewhere else. Where did he go?
You guessed it… Black Spire Outpost.
And even though it’s swarming with members of the First Order, Cookie has managed to turn it into home sweet home by serving up delicious meals to all kinds of creatures.
In his spare time, Cookie enjoys traveling the galaxy in search of new ingredients for his menu.
So, don’t be alarmed if you find that some items on this list of the Best Things to Eat at Docking Bay 7 may get subbed out from time to time with new and improved dishes.
Because no matter what, Cookie will always deliver an eclectic and eccentric lineup that showcases a wide array of varying flavors, textures, and spices.
Star Wars Land Fun Fact: Have you ever noticed the Sienar-Chall Utilipede-Transport atop Docking Bay 7? Cookie made a few modifications to the craft, including a cooling section for meats and a live animal area for Tip Yip, a chicken-like creatures from the Endor moon.
Atmosphere of Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo at Disney World and Disneyland
The hanger bay has a rustic Satu’li Canteen meets Morocco Pavilion vibe.
There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, subdivided by a series of uniquely themed rooms.
Each space is decked out with grungy yet vibrant décor, providing an undeniably eye-catching surrounding as you enjoy your food.
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Let Them Skip Cake!
I’ll be honest with you, ThemeParkHipster… there isn’t much to write home about when it comes to dessert at Galaxy’s Edge.
The Oi-Oi Puff and the Batuu-bon aren’t worth writing your home planet about. But if you want something dessert-like, head on over to the Milk Stand and grand yourself a Blue Milk.
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What to Know Before You Go to Docking Bay 7 at Disney
Did that list get you hungry? I hope so but now let’s go through a few commonly asked questions to make sure that you have the best trip ever!
Are reservations needed for Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo?
Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo is a Counter Service restaurant so this means that it does not require or take Advanced Dining Reservations.
Is Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo inside?
Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo is the main food and beverage locations inside Galaxy’s Edge. This highly themed Counter Service restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor dining space.
Can you order a Ronto Wrap at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo?
Yes, you can order a Ronto Wrap at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo for just $13.99. However, it is important to note that they are only available after 3:00 p.m. at this location.
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Docking Bay 7 Copycat Recipe: Ronto Wrap
As promised, I’m going to show you how you can bring the parks into your home by making one of these savory snacks right in the privacy of your own cantina.
Today, I’m serving up Ronto Wrap realness!
Docking Bay 7 Recipes: RONTO WRAP COPYCAT RECIPE FROM GALAXY’S EDGE (INGREDIENTS)
- 2 Tbsp Red Wine Vinegar
- Salt & Pepper
- 2 Tbsp Olive Oil
- 2 Cups Cole Slaw Mix
- 2 Tbsp of Chopped Parsley
- Pork Tenderloin
- All Beef Hot dogs
- 2 Shallots
- 1 Tbsp Minced Garlic
- ½ Cup Chicken Broth
- 3 Tbsp Cream
- 1 Tbsp Crushed Black Peppercorn
- 1 Tsp Worcestershire
- 4 Pitas, for serving
Docking Bay 7 Recipes: RONTO WRAP COPYCAT RECIPE FROM GALAXY’S EDGE (DIRECTIONS)
- Whisk Red Wine Vinegar, Olive Oil, Parsley, Salt and Pepper in a bowl.
- Pour contents over Cole Slaw Mix and toss to coat.
- Brown Pork Tenderloin in pan
- Transfer Pork Tenderloin into a 400* oven until cooked through, leaving pink inside. About 15 minutes.
- Brown Hot Dogs in same pan used for browning the Pork Tenderloin.
- After Hot Dogs are done cooking, saute chopped Garlic and Shallots in same pan. Add Chicken Broth. Cook on medium-to-high heat.
- Add Cream, Crushed Black Pepper, and Worcestershire. Mix together and let it come to a boil.
- Cut Pork Tenderloin into thin strips. Place on pita.
- Lie Hot Dog over Pork Tenderloin.
- Pour Cole Slaw Mix over Hot Dog.
- Add sauce over entire wrap.
And there have it, my recipe for the Ronto Wrap! Now, you don’t need to wait until you’re back at Batuu before you can enjoy a little treat from Walt Disney World.
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My Final Thoughts on the Best Things to Eat at Docking Bay 7!
And there you have it, the Best Things to Eat at Docking Bay 7!
While this establishment may not receive all the fuss that Oga’s Cantina has gotten over the years. But believe me, it packs a lot of space-age into every bite.
If you’d level up your Docking Bay 7 dining experience, grab a seat outside at night and enjoy your luminous view of the Millennium Flacon.
Let us know if this helped you make a more informed decision on your next trip to Walt Disney World in the comments section below.
Until next time, Happy Hopping Hipsters!
About the Author
Ted Wioncek III is a professional Show Director, who specializes in developing highly themed experiences with immersive live entertainment. His work has garnered him a reputation as a “master in storytelling.”
In addition, he is also a Walt Disney World Annual Passholdin’-D23 lovin’-DVC card carryin’-theme park enthusiast, specializing in theatrical review, food critique, and double-blind Dole Whip taste testing. Ted lives in sunny Florida with his beautiful wife, daughter, and their adorable rescue beagle, affectionately named, Professor Indiana Bones. You can contact him at TheDisneyPassport@gmail.com.
(Original Article Date: November 28, 2022/Updated by Editor on January 22, 2024)