It’s officially festival time at Disney California Adventure! The 2026 Lunar New Year Festival is back until February 22nd, and now that it’s the Year of the Horse, we have new festival food to try across the park.

There are food booths, entertainment, character signings, and more, and here at DFB, we’re going to try them all! We’re heading to Wrapped with Love to see what you need to try when you visit.

Wrapped with Love is a fun spot to check out, so let’s see what’s happening at the booth this year.

Menu

This booth joined during the 2023 Lunar New Year Celebration, and this year, it features a different menu than in 2025.

The booth will be available through February 22nd and is located in the Performance Corridor.

Eats

There is only one food item this year, which is the Quesabirria Eggroll with guajillo pepper consome for $9.50.

In the past, this has been a fan favorite, but the 2026 version was a little disappointing. The meat wasn’t as flavorful this year, which made it a bit dull. We would love to see more flavor and more cheese if they bring this back next year! The birria sauce saved this dish, though, because it was super flavorful and helped the meat out. The egg roll wrapper was nice and crispy, and we didn’t notice much grease.

We’re hoping this one gets better over the course of this year’s festival because it has been a favorite of ours in the past. We’re keeping our fingers crossed that it was just a fluke on the first day.

Drinks

To drink, we tried the new Cold Brew Cocktail for $19.50. It’s made with bourbon, Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Co. Vietnamese-style Coffee, cocoa powder, and condensed milk, garnished with taro chocolate sweet cream and a chocolate wafer stick.

This one is for coffee lovers because that’s the main flavor here. The taro taste was in the cold foam, and it offered a sweet, earthy flavor. The cookie topper was fun and added a crunchy, chocolaty flavor. The alcohol was subtle and not too strong, which we appreciate. We would definitely make sure to stir this up before enjoying because most of the bourbon had sunk to the bottom of the drink.

You can also grab this as the Taro Vietnamese Cold Brew $7.75, which is the non-alcoholic version of the drink above.

Overall

This spot offers some classic eats from this festival, but it failed to live up to past experiences. We will still go back for a drink and to give one of our favorite egg rolls a second chance! It’s a unique take on a classic snack after all.

We’re trying all the food here at Disney Food Blog, so make sure you keep following for more of the best food reviews you need before your next visit.

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