Akershus Royal Banquet Hall

[Stacied68]

My 17 year old daughter wants to eat in Norway at Epcot to eat with the Princesses. I'm a little concerned about the menu. We have not had Norwegian food before. It does not seem like food we normally eat and I want to be sure we will like it. Does anyone have any input?

 

[clanmcculloch]

We love it!! The cold bar reminds me a lot of the Jewish brunches I grew up with (variety of salads, cheeses, smoked fish) and the meals aren't as odd sounding as the menu suggests. The entrees are quite tasty. The chefs will leave off sauces if you'd prefer but really I don't think that's necessary unless you've got a very fussy eater. Last time we ate there, DH loved his pork chop meal, I loved my mushroom ravioli, DD12 loved her steak tips and DD10 enjoyed her plain sauceless quarter chicken (she much prefers kid's foods and plain foods so the chef accomodated her). The desserts are also not at all exotic and are all you can eat as well. We find the food to be beautifully seasoned but not exotic at all.

 

[disneydiva16]

We also worry that the menu will be something our kids won't like. We are going to do the breakfast which is american fare rather than the lunch or dinner. I would just hate to pay those prices and have my children not eat anything.
I would like to try eating there for lunch or dinner without the kids. The menu does sound niteresting to me and my husband.

 

[Disfan20]

I wouldn't worry about the food being too out of the ordinary. I just found that it wasn't very good for dinner. Many people say if your going to go here, go for breakfast. But that being said we are going back for the third time in three years because it is all about the princesses. It's my kids favorite place because of the great interaction you get. If your daughter is not into the princesses it may not be worth going.