Spiciest Food?

[toymom10]

I read a lot of comments about the spice level toned down at various places (sanaa, san angel inn, etc). Any establishments that serves some meals with a good kick , and any particular recommendations?

 

[BLTLDZ]

I love me some spicy food!

I always ask for extra spicy, and there's always tobasco sauce

I find San Angel at Epcot to have great spicy options.

 

[TDC Nala]

I know at Sanaa, you can ask them to spice it up, so why not ask?

They also have a few spicy condiments that come with the bread service. I go with friends, we always get sambal with the bread, and we can use it on the entrees too.

At Yak & Yeti they will give you sriracha if you ask.

 

[DEA]

At La Hacienda de San Angel, the Del Mar Parrillada entrée was pretty spicy, especially the shrimp. My DW, who does not shirk from spicy, normally, gave the shrimp in this dish a pass. I normally don't like shrimp, but I ate these because the spice was enough to overpower the shrimp taste.

 

[amberpi]

All of the sushi places will always give you more wasabi, so there's definitely kick there

At Marrakesh if you ask, they will give you a super hot sauce, but its an unusual hot, it starts out a bit sweeter and about 90 seconds later you need more beer!

 

[figment_jii]

The spicy Kazan roll at California Grill had a pretty good kick.

Also, some of the dishes at Jiko have a pretty good amount of heat!

 

[Sweet Melissa]

Lots of it is toned down. I can't think of any place in Disney World that had food as spicy as, say, my local barbecue joint or Thai restaurant. There was a dish at the San Angel Inn that surprised me with its heat. It was a pork tamale, I think. I'm not sure if it's still on the menu, though. Like Nala said, the stuff at Sanaa can be "kicked up a notch." I will say that the habanero margarita on the standardized lounge menu is a true disappointment if you're looking for a burning sensation.

Let's just say that Heat Seekers should never do a Disney World episode.

 

[rcraw45425]

The Kung Pao at Nine Dragons is nicely spiced . It's my every time dish!

 

[wyonative78]

I know at Sanaa, you can ask them to spice it up, so why not ask?

Yep. I always tell the servers at Sanaa how spicy I want my dish on a scale of 1-10. I have never been disappointed!

 

[Pixiedust34]

I agree that the 'hot' level of food is turned down at WDW. That's probably because they'd rather err toward not spicy enough rather than too spicy as there are a lot of people who don't like spicy food.

The most spicy dish I had at WDW was the Kung Pao chicken at Nine Dragons. When I ordered it, our server warned me it would be spicy. I told her that I like spice. They may have added a little extra for me, because it was spicy!

 

[TDC Nala]

I will say that the habanero margarita on the standardized lounge menu is a true disappointment if you're looking for a burning sensation.

Go to La Cava and ask them if they can provide a habanero margarita. They can also adjust the heat level of the jalepeno margarita - if you ask.

 

[holden]

Sanaa! They have some great "dips" with the naan bread that are very spicy.

 

[Stitch_Dude]

Have to agree with the Kung Pao at Nine Dragons in Epcot. DH and I split this recently and had to ask for an extra bowl of white rice to cut the heat a little. It was really good though!