deserts in Norway

[miniminniemouse]

has anyone ever gone to the little cafe in Norway in Epcot? i was just wondering because last time i went was the first time we ever went to the cafe. they had the best desert in the whole park, i think.

also, where is your favorite place to go/eat in the World Showcase?

 

[rock.my.socks]

yes! that place is amazing

i personally like the little bakery in the france pavillion, it has some of the yummiest desserts ever

 

[Sparx]

i loveeeee boulangerie patisserie.

 

[Columba]

The Morrocan place. Bastillas are quite possibly the greatest thing ever.

I hate to be this person but, it's "desserts" not "deserts". I clicked this thread thinking it was about deserts (the ones with all the camels and cacti) in Norway and that would have been quite something.

 

[Sparx]

The Morrocan place. Bastillas are quite possibly the greatest thing ever.

I hate to be this person but, it's "desserts" not "deserts". I clicked this thread thinking it was about deserts (the ones with all the camels and cacti) in Norway and that would have been quite something.

i thought the same thing.
the way i remember it (my mom taught me this in fourth grade for a spelling test, and ive remembered it ever since)
theres two "s"s in desserts. think about it like if you were in the desert, you'd want two desserts.



and ryan, do you mean the belly dancer restaurant or the counter service?

 

[Columba]

i thought the same thing.
the way i remember it (my mom taught me this in fourth grade for a spelling test, and ive remembered it ever since)
theres two "s"s in desserts. think about it like if you were in the desert, you'd want two desserts.



and ryan, do you mean the belly dancer restaurant or the counter service?

I meant the sit-down place. I didn't even know there was a counter-service place, actually.

 

[Sparx]

I meant the sit-down place. I didn't even know there was a counter-service place, actually.

um. its like right as you walk into the area. its called tangerine cafe. its on the right, if you're looking into morocco. basically, they have the exact same food, but no dancer.

 

[Axel]

i loveeeee boulangerie patisserie.

ditto. Boulangerie Patisserie is so awesomely yummy.

I also love getting Kaki Gori at the little stand on the edge of Japan and the US.

 

[miniminniemouse]

yes! that place is amazing

i personally like the little bakery in the france pavillion, it has some of the yummiest desserts ever

has anyone ever had the Cloud Berry Crousant (i know i didnt spell that right)

 

[PiratePrincess_08]

I enjoy the Kaki Gori too. I think that I would like the bakery at France too, I will have to try that out.

 

[TinkerTracy]

I love the crepes in France!

 

[PiratePrincess_08]

Ooo I had one of those from the Food and Wine festival. I couldn't eat the whole thing because I just can't tolerate a lot of sweet stuff but what I ate was very good. I got a chocolate one.

 

[BabyPiglet]

I had a fabulous napolean at the boulangerie patisserie one night after a day of strolling around the showcase. It was a really nice moment.

Anyway, I love Le Cellier and the Joy of Tea Stand.

 

[Tinkerbell424]

I haven't eaten in Norway before, only shopped.

I love the Lotus Blossom in the China Pavillion.
I always get the orange chicken with white rice. It's yummy!

 

[PiratePrincess_08]

I had that one time- the orange chicken. It was not my favorite- I guess that it was too authentic.