Stellar Spicy Chicken Sandwich

Just Imagine found the late-night Stellar Spicy Chicken Sandwich came with a cold bun and unmelted cheese, though the panko chicken was crispy and not dry and the crispy onions added good texture. Heat was mild, about a 3 or 4 out of 10 toward the center. The verdict is 'not bad, but not great' - better than expected and a fine late-night option, though they would still choose Bengal Barbecue.

The Disney Noob ranks the Stellar Spicy Chicken Sandwich #7 in his Halloween top 10. He praises the panko-crusted chicken as nice and crunchy and breaded perfectly, but says everything was perfect except the bun, which he wished were nicer. He puts the heat at about 9 out of 10, which was a lot for him, but calls it a home run for anyone who loves spicy chicken sandwiches.

Making Magical Adventures called this "a five out of five sandwich" at Galactic Grill. It is panko-crusted chicken breast with ghost pepper salsa verde, pepper jack, pico de gallo and a cilantro lime slaw with crispy onions on a toasted bun, served with fries. The heat arrives instantly and keeps working its way to the back of the throat - they put the spice at a level 10 and said flatly that anyone who cannot handle heat should not attempt it. For everyone else, the cilantro lime slaw comes through and battles the burn, the chicken holds its crunch, and the flavours work together well enough that they scored it top marks even while admitting they were not sure they could finish it.

Panko-crusted chicken breast with ghost pepper salsa verde, pepper jack, pico de gallo, cilantro lime slaw, and crispy onions on a toasted bun. She's surprised by how spicy the ghost pepper salsa verde actually is, building with each bite, and likes the crispy chicken, creamy pepper jack, and the fresh crunch the slaw adds. Her main complaint is that the chicken itself runs a little dry, though the sauce, cheese, and juicy tomato help offset it. She says with moister chicken this would be an A+ — she loves the spice level and flavors overall.

Lisaland called this the one savoury Halloween item at Galactic Grill and came away genuinely impressed. She singled out the panko breading as super crispy and crunchy, liked the way the pepper jack melts and brings everything together, and praised the tangy, cooling cilantro-lime slaw. The ghost pepper salsa verde only registers as a little heat and doesn't linger.

Amy from SoCal Disney Dad ate this at Galactic Grill and ended up picking at the chicken rather than eating it as a sandwich, saying it was too messy to pick up with all the coleslaw piled on. She didn't think it was spicy at first but found a kick she couldn't place. Her verdict: it's okay, and better than a standard plain chicken sandwich, but she'd rather have the Chick-fil-A version if she had the choice.