Epcot best value

[robinb]

Josh from easywdw.com earlier this year blogged about the affordability of Nine Dragons and Marrakesh. I would also add Biergarten in Germany. Its not the cheapest restaurant, but I think its a good value since the food is so filling plus the theming and entertainment are also quite nice.

In terms of QS locations, I'll echo the recommendations for Katsura and Las Halles. I love walking back to Las Halles first thing in the morning and having a relaxing breakfast. Its a little bit of a walk from the main entrance, but its worth it. Also, the sandwiches at the bakery in Norway are fairly reasonably priced, but that could change when it re-opens from its refurb.

Nine Dragons may be affordable, but the food is terrible. I avoided it for years and booked a reservation there in 2016 and it was awful. I would have preferred to eat at just about any Epcot CS than to eat at Nine Dragons ever again.

 

[Haley R]

Nine Dragons may be affordable, but the food is terrible. I avoided it for years and booked a reservation there in 2016 and it was awful. I would have preferred to eat at just about any Epcot CS than to eat at Nine Dragons ever again.

Wow that’s weird we loved nine dragons when we ate there in 2016

 

[robinb]

Wow that’s weird we loved nine dragons when we ate there in 2016

I admit that it was NYE, but we have been at WDW for NYE for nearly every year since 1999. We always book a TS for that night. Not only was it the worst NYE restaurant we have booked, but one of the absolutely worst TS in over 20 years of WDW dining. The food was bad and the service was rushed. Even by NYE standards. I’m glad you had a nice meal. The restaurant is beautiful but I will never return.

 

[disneyguy07]

Nine Dragons may be affordable, but the food is terrible. I avoided it for years and booked a reservation there in 2016 and it was awful. I would have preferred to eat at just about any Epcot CS than to eat at Nine Dragons ever again.

It definitely has gotten better. I'm not saying its the best restaurant, but I think its a solid choice.

 

[goofyintoronto]

Another vote for Via Napoli. Pizza is outstanding! Depending on your appetites, you may be able to get away with sharing a personal size pizza (i find them big) plus a salad-bowl-for-two on the side at $7 each, its a cheap meal!

 

[Moliphino]

Well there goes my suggestion, I was going to say Tangeriene Cafe in Morocco. The meals are big enough that they are easily shared. For TS our go to is Spice Road Tables because they have small plates that can be shared.

Yeah, I'd suggest taking a look at the menus at least. The food really isn't that exotic (well, not all of it). The chicken shawarma platter is one of my favorite QS meals and the mixed grill skewers at Spice Road Table were delicious.

 

[RangerPooh]

Sunshine Seasons is a frequent go to QS for us as the platters are often generous and big enough to share. We are also fond of sampling our way around World Showcase food kiosks. Tangerine Cafe is also decent in platter size. I'm NOT an adventurous eater, very picky and was fine eating there.

 

[gharter]

best value - Katsua Grill in japan is very good. While it is Morocco, Spice Road is another good option and not as adventurous.

 

[brertoad]

Katsura Grill
Nine Dragons (favorite items: honey sesame chicken, chicken bao buns, potstickers).
I also like the bratwurst and sauerkraut at Germany's QS.

 

[TSM]

The pizza and salad is a great deal for a table service at Vis Napoli and it’s delicious!!! For a quick service the bakery in France is awesome. The sandwiches are really good and very reaonable. My daughter didn’t want a sandwich the day we ate lunch there and got a half of a baguette for 1.85 and that’s all she wanted! Haha!!!!

 

[bwang123]

Biergarten at lunch time.
On the opposite end, Via Napoli is the worst. Overpriced pizza.

 

[Pmlocke]

Fish and chips at the outside window adjacent to Rose and Crown. Yum.