Dining around the WS

[DisneyMominMTL]

We are planning on trying the WS culinary experience, getting a snack/ very light meal from every country as we go around. So far, I've noted many people's favorites in all the countries... yet it seems to be mostly dessert/ sweet stuff. Don't get me wrong, I love my sugar! But I would be interested in knowing about other favorites that are not sweets (someone mentioned nachos in Mexico). Thanks!

 

[MadamMim]

Here's some (mostly) savory choices for you!


Mexico - Nachos
Norway - Rice Cream
China - Egg Roll
Germany - Pretzel
Itlay - Gelato
America - Popcorn (or Funnel Cake )
Japan - Kaki Gori (or Miso Soup )
Morocco - If you've got room, you really really need to try the Shawarma Platter
France - Cheese Plate
UK - Side of Chips (with plenty of salt and vinegar)
Canada - Turkey Leg (maybe? I can never find anything here I want)

 

[oybolshoi]

Pretzels with spicy mustard in Germany
Fish & Chips in England
Cheese Plate or some Croissants in France

 

[DisneyMominMTL]

Here's some (mostly) savory choices for you!


Mexico - Nachos
Norway - Rice Cream
China - Egg Roll
Germany - Pretzel
Itlay - Gelato
America - Popcorn (or Funnel Cake )
Japan - Kaki Gori (or Miso Soup )
Morocco - If you've got room, you really really need to try the Shawarma Platter
France - Cheese Plate
UK - Side of Chips (with plenty of salt and vinegar)
Canada - Turkey Leg (maybe? I can never find anything here I want)

Being a Canadian myself, I fail to be offended by this statement! The typical Canadian food is truly not appealing (aside from the obvious Maple Syrup).
Or poutine--it's a French Canadian fast food dish: fries, gravy and cheese... nasty delight!
The Canada Pavillion was the least of my interest (obviously). Thanks a million for the suggestions!

 

[MickeyNicki]

We love the shrimp fried rice and egg rolls from China and the fish and chips from England

France has wonderful ham and cheese croissant too

 

[MadamMim]

Being a Canadian myself, I fail to be offended by this statement! The typical Canadian food is truly not appealing (aside from the obvious Maple Syrup).
Or poutine--it's a French Canadian fast food dish: fries, gravy and cheese... nasty delight!
The Canada Pavillion was the least of my interest (obviously). Thanks a million for the suggestions!

Glad to be of service! I've got several Canadian friends that I met when I moved to Scotland and every time we go out drinking all they can say is how much they wish they could end the night with poutine. I still don't really understand the appeal.

 

[Wild4Walt]

Here are some more ideas:

Mexico - Nachos
China - Egg Roll
Germany - Pretzel
Itlay - Gelato
America - Popcorn
Morocco - Try the Mint Tea ( can be hot or cold )
France - just do the Champagne!

 

[Chedstro]

Well, since the Beaver Tail is gone from Canada - I say let's get together and lobby for Poutine!

My son went to college in Canada and still can't stop talking about it!