Epcot's World Showcase Eats?

[HeatherColton]

We are getting a Make-a-Wish trip for our daughter & she has 3 siblings. A large reason why we are going to Epcot is trying different Countries food/drinks.. We won't be buying a lot, maybe a thing or two at each country just to try..
What would be your favorite thing at each country? What would you recommend? Would you skip anything?
Thanks a lot!
Heather & Janie

 

[Mr & Mrs DD]

We enjoy the brick oven pizza at Via Napoli in the Italy section of Epcot. The tiramisu dessert is also VERY good there. This is a table service eatery. But it sounds like you are looking for items to get on the run.
We always stop and get the flavored shaved ice in The Japanese pavilion area.

 

[Canooknic]

My little guys always get an egg roll and then something from the patisserie....and then if they can fit it in they'll eat literally anything from Mexico!! Lol

 

[Stinky_Pete]

I love Tangierine Cafe in Morocco. Falafel or chicken wraps are delicious.

 

[Stefecatzz]

There is a gelato stand in Italy that has amazing gelato cookie sandwiches! You will see how huge they are when you are there so it might be something to split if you can get the CM's to cut it in half for you. I've never seen anyone ask so I don't know if they are able to do that..

In Sommerfest (QS) in Germany, there is a German spin on mac & cheese for a snack that is a bit rich but very good. Or you could just get the standard preztel there to split. They also have strudel on the menu for dessert but I haven't tried that yet.

In Japan, you could browse through the store & pick out a couple of candy or snacks that looking interesting to try. They have a Huge selection!

The nachos at the QS in Mexico are easily shareable & pretty good.

Fish & chips are always a good snack in the UK between two people.

The only country that doesn't have any options for snacks to-go is Canada. They only have their TS restaurant or a popcorn stand.

 

[JerseyJanice]

The bakery in Norway has lots of delicious treats. The almond pretzel is really good, and so are the troll horns.

It was already mentioned, but the bakery in France is awesome too for baked goods. There are ice cream stands there in France or you can go for gelato in Italy.

But as also mentioned, the kaki-gori snow cone in Japan is very popular with the kids. Mine would ask to get them a couple times on a hot day.

Also, the caramel shop in Germany is a must-do for either a candy covered apple or fresh caramel popcorn.

 

[HeatherColton]

Thanks so much for all those tips!! The gelato cookie sandwich, khaki-gori snow cone & troll horn sounds like musty do's! Germany sounds like there are many good things there, lol.