Pym Test Kitchen is the main new eatery inside the brand-new Avengers Campus Marvel-themed land in Disney California Adventure! If you’re planning to visit, here’s everything you’ll want to know about this dining location.

Utilizing the revolutionary shrink-and-grow technology of Pym Particles, Ant-Man and The Wasp lead a team of research chefs creating fun new menus that are packed with unusually-sized entrees, tiny treats, and shareable bites that fuel a hero-sized appetite.

About the Location

This old lab facility on campus has been updated into a quick-service restaurant and its located right next to Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT! The location features a seating area with bar and is full of playful experiments strewn about including gigantic soda cans and humungous condiment bottles plus massive upcycled mobile phones being used for menu boards!

Mobile Order is available at this location.
- Mobile Order windows are released periodically throughout the day instead of all at once at park opening
Standby queues MAY be available.
Standard Annual Pass discounts are also available.

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Breakfast

Calculated Breakfast = E x 2 + (B+P)/T ($10.99) is standard breakfast fare, the eggs are sad and unappealing, though. You might be better off skipping this one. The Ever-Expanding Cinna-Pym Toast ($12.49) is a fun twist on the breakfast favorite but also with the sad almost inedible egg.

Lunch / Dinner

Here’s a look at the full lunch/dinner spread.

The headline-grabbing $100 Family-sized Pym-ini Sandwich feeds 6 to 8 but it might disappoint 6 to 8 people, too. The zesty marinara helps and the arugula salad is lightly dressed and a perfect complement. For the cost, though, you might be better off sampling other options.

The regular Pym-ini Sandwich ($14.49) is one of the priciest yet most disappointing options. You’re definitely gonna still be hungry after this one — but not for more of it.

Not so Little Chicken Sandwich ($15.49) was the clear winner of our traveling group. We ordered extra slaw and it was absolutely the right way to go, served with a side of perfectly crispy tots.

PB3 Superb Sandwich ($12.99) is a fun play on a familiar favorite with toasted colorful Pym-particle bread and filled with peanut butter and strawberry jelly plus bananas and candied bacon. It’s served with tots and a banana smoothie shot. It’s definitely on the sweet side but is the perfect treat-yourself theme park option.

Sometimes there are picky eaters and sometimes there need to be simple menu options for those tastes. The Impossible™ Spoonful ($13.99) is more fun to look at than it is to eat but there’s absolutely nothing wrong with the dish. It’s a perfectly acceptable tomato-based sauced pasta dish with one giant meatball and one tiny one. The rigatoni and ditalini pastas continue the big-and-small theme. If there’s any main issues it’s that the portion size may not satisfy Hulk-sized appetites.

Caesar Salad and Colossal Crouton ($12.49) is another you-know-what-you’re getting dish with presentation turned on its side. The standard wedge features a gigantic “crouton” that’s pretty tasty plus a pile of tiny croutons served with a well-dressed heart of romaine, olives, pickled onions and a way-too-small parmesan crisp.

A surprising hit for our table was the Atomic Fusion Pretzel ($10.49) which offers a wallop of flavors from the slightly spicy Buffalo sauced chicken, tangy ranch, bright blue cheese crumbles, and the obsession-worthy dill-pickled carrots all topped on a delicious fluffy pretzel.

Quantum Pretzel ($12.99) is a gigantic fun snack option. The beer cheese is HUGE on the beer flavor which is off-putting if you don’t like beer but the pretzel is A+ quality.

The scale of this thing is hard to appreciate from the photo. This massive log of dark chocolate, peanuts, caramel, nougat and chocolate brownie is a mega rich definitely-for-sharing hunk of dessert. This Celestial-sized Candy Bar: Choco-Smash CANDY Bar ($7.99) is not for the faint of heart.