We’ve Eaten at EVERY EPCOT Restaurant and These Are the BEST

When you’re at EPCOT, you’re not just eating at a theme park — you’re eating AROUND THE WORLD. So WHICH restaurants are gonna offer something NEW and EXCITING for you to try, which ones will give you the BEST variety, and which ones will stretch your dollar? Let’s go on a Disney food adventure TODAY, on DFB Guide.

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[elgordo]

Garden Grill with that steak & chimichurri right after the boat ride was my favorite! The characters come around so much it feels like you know them

[ChrisRuzin]

We ate at Takumi-tei on our last evening there last month. It was the most expensive meal I’ve ever paid for, but the food and experience made it one of the highlights of our entire trip! Our 13 year old loved the food and ambiance. Not sure if little kids would appreciate it though.

A big surprise for us was Garden Grill. It was so delicious and the service was outstanding!

[ibegsushi]

Spice Road in Morocco was our clear favorite! I had some dietary restrictions I wanted to keep to (dairy free, gluten free) and their menu hit the mark with a bullseye. Flavorful, exciting menu and friendly company of the cast members who are so excited about their food, I feel like it beat out many of the attractions for me, being the avid foodie, traveller and home Chef that I am.

[amydoran]

Via Napoli’s pizza is amazing. My family and I always get the margarita pizza. It’s great every time.We also love Nine Dragons too.

[May]

Seating, seating, seating. Why is seating such a problem in Epcot? Quick service and seasonal booths need tables and chairs too, Disney. You’re not forcing anybody into pricier restaurants by eliminating seating. They just eat on trash cans and leave the park earlier. 😅

[JPErwin-lz]

Japanese cuisine for me is always worth it. As a chef I have never been disappointed. Their eating culture has always been an entertainment that's the point. I believe exposing children to all cultures of food. It starts from the beginning of their little lives. Give children experience always.

[dannyfandoms]

That ice cream brioche has been on my list to try for a long time!

[michaellin]

We highly recommend San Angel Inn. We're not big Mexican food fans but this place has blown us away every time with the quality and presentation. We also love the Garden Grille character dining but make sure your family is starving. Space 220 is gimmicky and will likely be the most expensive place you've ever dined.

[KonnerKreed]

Biergarten is such a fun restaurant and a personal favorite of mine in Epcot. It's even better during the holiday season. A lot of people say they don't enjoy the food but to me it's always been good. That's just my opinion.

[claveauannie]

Oasis sweets and sips was a great discovery for us. Frozen mint tea was soooo good and refreshing

[emilyford]

Can we have a best Mac and cheese across the parks video please :)

[adelinaarmstrong]

this has literally nothing to do with anything but one of my favorite memories ever actually happened at the Katsura Grille nearby the gardens. I got to give my entire group a giant hug after things went downhill a few hours before lol

[jagron]

Did Takumi Tei with the fam last year (Thanksgiving actually), and had ages ranging 8 to 15 on the kids. They all LOVED it. Luckily (well not for my pocket book) they are very adventurous eaters, so they loved all the different courses and since it was soft opening we had a lot of attention paid to us, as we were 1 of 2 parties in the restaurant. The atmosphere was amazing, and now the kids are dying to go to actual Japan to further their experience. It is definitely a splurge, and I believe we were in there about 2.5 hours. But the table discussions, the food, everything was well worth it for us.

We are also fans of Shiki Sai, Biergarten, Teppan Edo, and our daughter (9) loved Chefs de France, mainly because she tried the escargots and likes the shock factor. We are also Spice Road Table fans, but before they changed the menu.

[loey]

New DFBGuide video, AND it involves food? It's a great day.

[claveauannie]

Talking about sweets, you should mention the candies in world showcase gift shop!

[cekktgu]

Love those treats at the kiosk in Morocco area. Always get the dozen option with that handy carrier.

[kellysunserenity]

Restaurant Merrakesh in the Morocco pavilion is The Bomb! So good. Love, love, love their interpratations of Middle Eastern/Medditteranean Cuisine. Some of the best CMs too! This place is responsible for kicking off my personal still-going-strong foodie love affair with this cuisine. HIGHLY recommended! The counter service spot is also really good too.

[GrassJelly]

French cuisine is my fave, and I've eaten a lot of it around US and Canada. You're better off enjoying the selection at Les Halles if you don't want to splurge on Monsieur Paul (so annoyed they no longer have à la carte). Chefs de France is not that good. Out of the parks but on Disney property, I'd suggest Topolino's though it's a mix of French/Italian

Edit: Another alternative is the France Food and Wine booth!

[justinschrank]

Garden grill is our favorite restaurant on property

[goodcomments]

Heat index must be 110°at Orlando in August