Le Cellier and Teppan Edo in same day?

AR81

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Do you think this would be too much? I was thinking Le Cellier for lunch around 12-12:30ish (hopefully) and then Teppan Edo around 7ish... I have heard Teppan Edo can take up to 2 hours counting wait time sometimes. So I am trying to decide between Teppan Edo or Tutto for dinner and definitely Le Cellier for lunch...
 
It wouldn't be too much IMO. Since there's lots of options for lunch at Le Cellier you can have soup/salad or a sandwich instead of a bigger meal. And yes I heard Teppan Edo can take a fair amount of time as well.
 
Thanks for your reply. I was thinking it wouldn't be too bad if I can get around those times. It seems spread out enough if I have at least a 7 adr for TE. Illuminations is at 9 so I hope we are finished in time and able to find a somewhat decent place to stand and watch. What do you think?
 
Thanks for your reply. I was thinking it wouldn't be too bad if I can get around those times. It seems spread out enough if I have at least a 7 adr for TE. Illuminations is at 9 so I hope we are finished in time and able to find a somewhat decent place to stand and watch. What do you think?

sounds good, i think teppan could be done in 90 minutes. also you might want to make an adr for 6:30/6:45 if your worried about timing.
 

Eh, I wouldn't do both. It's not so much the abundance of food but because you'll spend hours of your park day at a table. I visit WDW more often than most and even I don't want to sit inside a restaurant at Epcot for 3-4 hours of my park day. If you have children, they will be even less likely to want to do that =)

I enjoy Teppan Edo a LOT - and actually think it's a refreshing choice because it's not real heavy. I actually don't like LeCellier at all but if I was going to bother getting reservations there, I'd eat a steak and potato since it's their signature dish (while also filling and heavy!).

Epcot has the very BEST counter service spots in all of WDW - I'd hit one of those for a meal and dine at a table service the other.
 
We are doing that exact plan when we go in October. Lunch at Le Cellier at 12:30, dinner at Teppen Edo at 7:30p. The crazy part for me that I am trying to wrap my head around is that it will be on a Saturday of Food and Wine!! :scared1: But it was the only day in our tour plan to get it in.
 
I don't think it's too much at all. My family eats lunch and dinner at TS almost every day that we are there. We like the break and it let's us relax and cool down a little. We go every year so we don't race around trying to fit everything in. My kids are ready to sit down and relax at meal times. It works really well for us. If it's a once in a lifetime trip then I would feel differently. Enjoy!:thumbsup2
 


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