Unpopular WDW foodie loves?

[amberpi]

What unpopular, or rarely suggested, snacks, dishes, drinks, restaurants do you love that seem unpopular or are little mentioned on the boards?

I'll start with Bluezoo, rice cream from Kringla, Washington Apple drink from the pub in the UK, and the grape leaves at Spice Road Table.

What's ya'll's? (And, yes, I just made a plural possessive use of ya'll. I'm from Nashville; its amazing.)

 

[Uncranky Donald]

The Scotch Egg at Rose & Crown...I can't say it's always perfect, but I love a Scotch Egg and unlike many others, I've always have a good time there

The other is long gone probably because people just think its gross My father and I used to search harder and harder every year for the last remaining CS topping bars with a liquid cheese dispenser (aka liquid Gold), Cosmic Ray's and Backlots were the last 2 standing if I'm remembering correctly, when they went we knew an era was over.

I've never tried Bluezoo but the menu looks amazing, I'm surprised more people don't talk about it!!

 

[carlandellie31]

Great thread idea.

We love the brie from Spice Road Table, the Sazerac from Scat Cat's at French Quarter, the English Rose from Rose & Crown, and the free bread basket at Jiko. Oh, and we just had the Shiriki noodle salad appetizer at Skipper Canteen on our last visit. It'll be our go-to Magic Kingdom meal from now on, I think.

Agree with you about the rice cream and the grape leaves, too.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

I'll throw in the hummus and the lamb sliders from Spice Road Table! The tuna nicoise salad at Les Halles and the salmon salad AND the salmon bagel at Kringla (that thing is HUGE!) AND if you want a soft pretzel, get it in Germany! I love Mickey, but the German pretzels are better than the Mickey ones

 

[ErinsMommy]

Pretzel bread at Le Cellier!

 

[JiminyOhana]

For lunch by the pool we love the Lobster Sliders from Beaches Pool Bar at Grand Floridian and a great quick breakfast in Animal Kingdom is the Breakfast Wrap at Kusafiri in Africa.

 

[ShellieMimi]

The whole fried fish at Skipper Canteen. It's delicious, but people avoid it because they don't want to be reminded that their food once had a face.

The Scotch Egg at Rose & Crown...I can't say it's always perfect, but I love a Scotch Egg and unlike many others, I've always have a good time there

The other is long gone probably because people just think its gross My father and I used to search harder and harder every year for the last remaining CS topping bars with a liquid cheese dispenser (aka liquid Gold), Cosmic Ray's and Backlots were the last 2 standing if I'm remembering correctly, when they went we knew an era was over.

I've never tried Bluezoo but the menu looks amazing, I'm surprised more people don't talk about it!!

No, 99.9% of people loved the plastic cheese. It's gone because it was too expensive & people took too much of it.

 

[aristocatz]

The Samoan Eggs at Kona Cafe. Everyone rants about Tonga Toast, but I don't see too many people drooling over their Samoan Eggs. They are seriously one of the best breakfast dish I've ever had.

 

[MichelleWDWfan]

Awesome thread idea OP !
I love the Fish & Chips at the Yorkshire stand & the Welsh Dragon Drink from Rose n Crown pub in UK Epcot
Love the Samosas from Mr. Kamal's in Asia / Animal Kingdom

 

[amberpi]

These replies are inspiring me, and/or making me hungry.

I'll admit to my most disgusting food product desire - the squirt cheese in a can - (filled into the holes in bugles) as my preferred plastic cheese, so I can't follow those of you that miss the molten cheesiness, but I feel your pain.

 

[joannamet]

the squirt cheese in a can - (filled into the holes in bugles).

Squirt the cheese in the Bugle? Genius. I'm soooo doin that.

Anyway, love love love the fish and chips at Yorkshire Co FS. We never walk past Club Cool without going in for some cool fizzy free drinks and don't get me started on plastic cheese. I might cry.

 

[Uncranky Donald]

The Samoan Eggs at Kona Cafe. Everyone rants about Tonga Toast, but I don't see too many people drooling over their Samoan Eggs. They are seriously one of the best breakfast dish I've ever had.

I honestly didn't mention The Samoan cuz I've posted about it being my favorite meal like 6 times in the past month!! Lol, I thought people would start thinking I was a walking advertisement, LOVE it!!!

 

[soniam]

The Meiji karl cheese puffs at Mitsukoshi in Japan in Epcot. Basically, Japanese cheese puffs. Also, the green tea Kit Kats. Frozen chai from Royal Anandpur Tea Company in AK. Perrier from Les Halles; it's the only quick service/store that I have found sparkling water in WDW. Chicken broccoli salad from Columbia Harbor House. Little tye dye looking jaw breakers from Goofy's in Disney Springs. Anything from the Ganachery or Homecoming. Wonderland tea available in the gift shops. Also the Mad Hatter tea from the Grand Floridian tea room. Star Wars cocktails from Hollywood Brown Derby Lounge. Samosas from Tusker House. Dark chocolate malt balls in the package from any of the stores. Pistachio cherry triangles from the Star Wars dessert party. Viking coffee from Kringla.

 

[thepicklebee]

I used to live in Norway and I love lefse which many people thinks taste gross. It's an acquired taste. I also love brunost (brown cheese) so I love the Norwegian charcuterie.

I also love the truffle fries at the Crew's Cup lounge at the Yacht Club. They are amazing. They (and a bourbon) were the perfect way to end the day.

 

[Planogirl]

I love the lefse and rice cream from Norway too. Club Cool is good particularly the watermelon drink.

 

[eeyoresmom]

The butternut squash soup at AKL (Boma and Mara). Hot chocolate at Ghiradelli at DS on a cold day.

 

[Mjkre]

Crab Cakes (or really anything) at Olivia's at OKW....seriously underrated restaurant. And "reasonably" priced for Disney!

 

[evilqueenmindy]

Conch fritters at Olivia's at OKW. A new one for me is the truffle fries at The Boathouse. I just had them this week and they were my favorite part of dinner.

 

[loves to dive]

I don't think the restaurant in Morocco gets a lot of love but I love everything there

 

[David Brent]

The whole fried fish at Skipper Canteen. It's delicious, but people avoid it because they don't want to be reminded that their food once had a face.


No, 99.9% of people loved the plastic cheese. It's gone because it was too expensive & people took too much of it.

so ironic how people avoid whole fish but will eat plastic cheese.