Eating Around the World

[goofyintoronto]

China pavilion has a lot of snacks....although I'd rather take the snacks home than eat them there. They keep really well...I guess because of how theyre packaged. So tasty! UK and Japan also has great snacks.

I also agree with the bakery in france. So many yummy options, both sweet and savory. And UK fish n' chips is great for sharing too.

 

[ElizaDoesDisney]

I love eating and drinking around the world....here are some of my favorite bites/sips around the world that don't require ADRs:

Mexico
Chips and Queso and Avocado Margarita @ Le Cava de Tequila

Norway
School Bread @ Kringla Bakery

China
Egg Roll and Canto Loopy @ Joy of Tea

Italy
Wine tastings and antipasto @ Tutto Gusto (You can create your own selection by picking any combination of cheese/charcuterie/others antipasto)

Morocco
Sangria and Stuffed Grape Leaves @ Spice Road Table (this restaurant takes ADRs, but I've never not been able to walk up and get a table even during busy times in EPCOT)

France
Ham and Cheese Croissant @ Les Halles
Ice cream @ L'Artisan des Glaces
Grey Goose Slushy @ Stand

 

[Twilight Sparkle]

My family loves to eat around the world at Epcot. We like:

Mexico - the QS place; fish tacos are fabulous, but I think the topping has onions

Norway - I wish I could pick up this bakery and take it home with me; school bread and rice cream are our favorites

Germany - the caramel shop makes the best chocolate covered caramels; my favorite is the sea salt dark chocolate

Morocco - Tangierine Cafe; my daughter and I split the vegetarian platter, and it is delicious! You would have to watch out for the tabouleh, though, due to onions - I can't remember if tabouleh comes on all of the platters or not, but the people there are super nice, and I bet you could sub out for more hummus instead

France - anything from Les Halles is so good! It always looks crowded, but the line moves quickly

UK - the fish and chips at the little kiosk are the best I've ever tasted and one order is plenty to split between two people

 

[Rivergirl2005]

You don't mention when you're going but DH and I had an easy time doing this during F&G with the outdoor kitchens. We made sure to have a food and/or drink item at each country and switched off if we were too full! Just be aware - there are few options at Canada. Ended up with a candy bar at the gift shop because they don't have a QS or Outdoor Kitchen.

We are going end of June...so sadly no festivals

 

[Rivergirl2005]

Sounds like a lot of great deserts and snacks!!!! I can't wait