World Showcase in Epcot, Disney World consists of 11 sections inspired by a different country, filled with immense culture and stories to tell while featuring an international span of local delicacies for guests to use all their “vacation calorie credits” on. Every year, Epcot even holds an International Food and Wine Festival that promotes tapas-size must-eat local food of different countries from across the world. Truly a land for the well-cultured foodie to explore!
In this guide, let’s go around the world in Epcot and check out the top best-eats available all year round.
Canada
A bowl of the creamy Cheddar Cheese Soup ($13) infused with Moosehead Pale Ale and topped with Applewood-smoked bacon at Le Cellier Steakhouse will definitely warm you up, a hearty dish that will fill you up during your visit.
If you are lucky enough to get a reservation at the steakhouse, order the Le Cellier Filet Mignon ($59) with White Truffle Butter Sauce. This divine creation is seared to perfection and stacked on top of a bed of creamy mushroom risotto.
Where to find them?
Le Cellier Steakhouse in Canada Pavilion
Refreshment Port in Canada Pavilion sells a downsized portion at $4.19
United Kingdom
Undoubtedly the best British Fish and Chips ($11.49) you can find in the whole of Disney is here in Epcot. Crack into the two beer-battered fish strips served with a side of chips and wash it down with a pint of draft beer ($9.25).
Where to find them?
Yorkshire County Fish Shop in the United Kingdom Pavilion
France
Treat yourself to a light fancy dessert with Croque Glace ($7.04), a generous scoop of your choice of gelato enveloped inside a warm brioche bun.
Where to find them?
L'Artisan des Glaces in France Pavilion
Morocco
Try the Mediterranean Specialties (from $14) and Shawarma Platters (from $15), which offer nutritious and well-balanced servings of vegetables, whole grains, and meat infused with the exotic flavors of Northern Africa.
Where to find them?
Tangierine Cafe in Morocco Pavilion
Japan
Head to Tokyo Dining and hunt for the Volcano Roll ($18), a plate of stacked California rolls drowned in crunchy tempura bits and fresh sashimi, with spicy chili mayonnaise drizzled on top. This makes a good light meal for one, or a great snack to share while exploring the Japan pavilion.
Where to find them?
Tokyo Dining in Japan Pavilion
The American Adventure
Tuck into piping hot and fresh funnel cakes ($6) in America. These golden, freshly fried goodies are dusted with a coat of sugar icing that melts gently in the heat, creating a truly sinful but delicious snack.
Alternatively, take a midday chill pill with a pint of crisp American Ale (from $8) at Block & Hans, paired with mickey bread pretzels dipped in cheese sauce.
Where to find them?
Block & Hans in America Pavilion
Italy
Regardless of whether you’re a fan of risotto or not, these deep-fried and cheesy rice balls are a gem worth trying. Warm and toasty on the outside and moist inside, find the Arancini balls ($6.50) in Italy.
Where to find them?
Via Napoli in Italy Pavilion
Germany
Celebrate Oktoberfest every day and feast to the beat of a lively band at a German buffet ($24 for children, $44 for adults), where you can sample traditional German delicacies like bratwurst, sauerkraut, and pork knuckles.
Where to find them?
Biergarten Restaurant in Germany Pavilion
China
For all the bubble teas addicts out there, we are pleased to inform you that Epcot sells them! As you explore the China Pavilion, sip on a cup of refreshing Bubble Milk Tea ($6.50), made from peach-flavored black milk tea with tapioca pearls.
Pair that with a couple of crispy fried Pork and Vegetable Eggs Rolls ($3.99) and Curry Chicken Pockets ($4.50), and you’ll be having a great meal in no time!
Where to find them?
Joy of Tea in China Pavilion
Norway
Eat like a viking and savor some of traditional Norwegian School Bread ($4.49). This sweet soft roll is filled with rich vanilla custard and dusted with grated coconut for a nice added crunch.
Where to find them?
Kringla Bakeri Og Café in Norway Pavilion
Mexico
Go for a frozen margarita (from $12) in Mexico to cool yourself in Florida’s sweltering heat. Choose from a variety of margaritas such as the tangy Classic Lime, sweet and creamy Wild Strawberry, and the tropical Mango Loco. Have a tough time deciding? Go for the Fiesta Margarita, a chilly combination of all 3 flavors.
Where to find them?
Choza de Margarita in Mexico Pavilion
Overall, Epcot is a good place to get a decent international grub, with a great variety and large portions to share with a group of friends as you explore the park. Also, Disney introduces new and seasonal food items all year round, such as 4th of July and Christmas specials. Make sure to check with the cast members to see what new popular items are available while you are there!
