5 New Menu Items Now Available at Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater at Disney's Hollywood Studios

Earlier this week, Disney Eats announced five new menu items for Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. So if you have plans to dine here or are looking to try something new, you might want to check out what’s new on the menu. Let’s take a look.

We’ll start with the Cheese Ravioli, described as “Brown butter ravioli with housemade sausage, squash, roasted mushrooms, and lemon ricotta.” Let’s face it. Nothing screams Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater more than an order of ravioli topped with a dollop of lemon. I saw where YouTuber Wright Down Main Street reviewed the ravioli, and I couldn’t agree more with her sentiments about this being an odd menu item at this type of restaurant.

a bowl of Cheese Ravioli from Sci Fi Dine In Theater — ©Disney

Next, we have the Silver Screen Wings. Per the menu, these wings are tossed in a choice of hot honey buffalo or parmesan-garlic sauce and served with celery and carrot slaw.

an order of chicken wings with a side salad from Sci Fi Drive In Theater — ©Disney

This Fried Chicken Sandwich looks more like a menu item that fits right in with the usual burger and shakes. Per the menu, it’s a Buffalo fried chicken thigh with housemade pickle ranch and lettuce on a brioche bun.

a fried chicken sandwich from Sci-Fi Drive-In Theater at Hollywood Studios — ©Disney

Next, we have a Grilled Pork Chop, which gets us back into odd menu item territory. It comes with creamy cheese polenta, grilled asparagus, and peach chutney.

a grilled pork chop from Sci-Fi Drive-In Theater — ©Disney

Last but not least, a new dessert called the Feature Finale is available. This vanilla sponge cake features a roulade with raspberry and vanilla custard, cassis panna cotta, strawberry sauce, fresh fruit, and whipped cream

a sponge cake called the Feature Finale topped with red icing — ©Disney

Overall, we enjoy dining at Sci-Fi Drive-In Theater, but it’s one of those places where we tend to stick to a burger and fries or onion rings. I think we’ll stick to the Brown Derby when it comes to table service dining. If you’re looking to learn more about dining at Disney World, see our guide to table service restaurants at Disney World.