All remnants of the old NBA City restaurant are gone as work looks be wrapping up on the exterior of the new Toothsome Chocolate Emporium & Savory Feast Kitchen. This original steampunk themed restaurant should be opening soon at Universal CityWalk. I was there Friday evening and the immense size of those smokestacks is incredible. They can be seen from everywhere on property, including from inside the parks! Check out the video and photographs below for a look at the new smokestacks, steampunk decor, and even working gauges that really spin! No word yet on an opening date but tables, chairs, and everything else is starting to show up inside and on the outdoor patios, so it shouldn’t be too much longer now! Stay tuned for more Toothsome news as it happens.
Construction Update
A look at the front. Still missing the sign and work continues around the entrance
Whimsical landscaping compliments the architecture perfectly
What the old clock tower of NBA City now looks like
The building is kinetic with animated parts like these spinning thingies
You’ll be able to see the name in some way no matter which direction you’re coming from
Everything looks exactly like the concept art they released
I wonder if they’ll have a candy store gift shop to visit in case you don’t want to sit for service
Well themed steampunk elements
Smokestack says Toothsome on this side
Pipe on top-left looks like it might be equipped to blow smoke as it has a screen at its opening
Gauges really move if you look close enough
If you look really really close you can see that it says “Universal Gauges” on them
Work was finishing up on the pavement while I was there
One of these gears was spinning while I was there
Where the giant Toothsome sign will go when it’s all done
One last look from across the water before we go
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Alicia Stella has been covering new attractions since 2015, with her work cited by The New York Times, USA Today, CNN, and more. She specializes in reporting on new attraction development, and always looks forward to upcoming changes coming to the Orlando theme parks. She is also a contributor to the The Unofficial Guide to Universal Orlando.
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