Eating Around The World At Epcot

​Some of the destinations and events mentioned on this post were complimentary or a media rate was extended as part of my attendance to the Disney Social Media Moms Celebration–an invite-only conference held by Walt Disney World and Disney Cruise Line.

Epcot's World Showcase is one of the main reasons people got to Epcot center. Although we enjoyed the rides and the vibes at the park, in our last visit we were up for a challenge. To eat around the world in one day. We were on a mission. To try to snack and eat something from most countries located around the lake. That is too much food for one day, is it?

We almost made it. Keep reading below and see what foods we chose to have at each county and if we actually ended up eating at each county.

Mexico

For Mexico we decided to eat at Choza de Margarita. They have on their menu: frozen margaritas and on the rocks, and only 3 items for food, however it is quick service option and the line move fast. My son loves tacos so we ordered the Tacos Al Pastor (Al Pastor marinated Grilled Pork. Served with Corn Tortillas, Green Tomatillo Sauce, Onions, Pineapple and Cilantro served with a side of Corn Esquites). You can also get here guacamole and empanadas de Barbacoa.

Choza de Margarita: Tacos al Pastor ($9.25)

Norway

Once in Norway we choose another quick service restaurant. We were not that hungry and we decided to try something sweet, although the restaurant has other options such as sandwiches and meatballs. The School Bread
(Sweet Cardamom Bun filled with Vanilla Crème Custard and topped with Glazed and Toasted Coconut) was a nice treat to have. If you like coconut you will love it. 

Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe: School bread ($3.49)

China

It was only our third country and we were getting full. Our best advice is to get small items and share. After exploring the China buildings and taking pictures we stopped by the quick service booth, Joy of Tea where we got the pork and vegetable egg rolls. 

Joy of Tea: Pork and Vegetable Egg Rolls ($3.99)

Germany

As seen in many movies, we needed to try the Jumbo Pretzel at Sommerfest, quick service restaurant in Germany.  It was really huge, I mean the term jumbo fits it just right. It was delicious, probably one of the best pretzels we have ever had.

Sommerfest: Jumbo Pretzel ($9.39)

Italy

You know that when you "are" in Italy you have to have pizza. We have heard so many good things about the pizza at Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria. I recommend reservations to eat here. We ordered the  Pepperoni Pizza - Individual (tomato sauce, mozzarella, pepperoni) and it was enough for both of us.

Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria: Pepperoni Pizza - Individual ($21)

United States of America

We were getting really full, so we decided to skip The United States since we normally can get food at fairs and local festivals. However we looked at the restaurants and we can say we recommend you eat something at the  Funnel Cake Kiosk. The Funnel Cake with Sugar ($7.00) looks really good.

Funnel Cake Kiosk

Japan

My son loves sushi and we were celebrating his birthday so his choice for the big real meal at Epcot was the Teppan Edo restaurant. Reservations are recommended.
We got the following: 

• Volcano Roll (grilled california roll topped with shrimp, scallops and volcano sauce) 
• Spicy Salmon Roll (8 pieces with cucumber, avocado and seaweed wrap)
• For entree I got the NY Cut Steak ( 7 oz hand cut daily USDA choice served with garden salad, vegetables and steamed white rice) 

Teppan Edo: Volcano Roll ($18)

Teppan Edo: Spicy Salmon Roll ($15)

Teppan Edo: NY Cut Steak ($34)

Morocco

We stopped at a quick service kiosk, the Oasis Morocco Beverages. We chose the ​walnut baklava because it had been a while since we had some baklava and we were not disappointed. We loved it. The portion is enough to share and it is not too sweet. 

Oasis Morocco Beverages: ​walnut baklava ($4.99)

France

It might sound like a weird choice for France, because normally you would think about crepes, croissants, eclairs, mousse, quiche, souffles, tarts or cheese platters, however we were in the mood for something sweet so we decided to try the ice cream at L'Artisan des Glaces. A double scoop of vanilla on a waffle cone was enough to calm out sweet tooth.

L'Artisan des Glaces: Double Scoop of Vanilla Ice Cream on a Waffle Cone ($7.04)

United Kingdom

We stopped by the Rose and Crown Pub for some drinks and food. My son immediately asked for one of his favorites: House-made seasoned crisps. The best thing about them is not only they were delicious but we were able to save them to eat them the next day, because if you have been keeping track we have had a lot of food (and drinks too)

Rose & Crown Pub: house-made seasoned crisps ($5.00)

Canada

We skipped Canada, however we stopped to check the PopCorn snack cart where you can get Maple popcorn for $5,25

PopCorn snack cart

We were stuffed by the end of our challenge. We skipped two countries. We still say that we ate around the world and we got to try amazing dishes from each country. Maybe next time we will do this on two separate days so we can fully enjoy more food from each county.

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Have you ever eaten around the world at Epcot? How was your experience?