Best country for dining?

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Which is the best country to eat at in EPCOT?

Mexico
11
13%
Norway
2
2%
China
4
5%
Germany
6
7%
Italy
6
7%
America
2
2%
Japan
16
19%
Morocco
2
2%
France
6
7%
Great Britan
7
8%
Canada
24
28%
 
Total votes: 86

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Best country for dining?

Post by Chernabog » May Mon 05, 2008 1:53 pm

The World Showcase offers many dining choices, which country is the best?
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Post by Croaker » May Mon 05, 2008 2:10 pm

Japan. Even though mom says not to play with our food...our cook sure did a fine job!
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Post by sojerseyWDW » May Mon 05, 2008 2:24 pm

The United Kingdom is by far my favorite, although Canada does have some great steak but who can beat the view from the Rose and Crown Pub (if you can get an outside table during fireworks) - one of the most memorable experiences I've had in Disney!

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Post by abrcrmbegrl20 » May Mon 05, 2008 4:01 pm

I chose Japan because last time I was there my whole family and I had such a good time and the cook was fun to watch and very nice and the food was good. It didn't bother us either that another family was on the other side of the table.

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Post by Torylovesdisney » May Mon 05, 2008 4:54 pm

wow, I'm surprised I'm the first to pick Biergarten in Germany. I love, love, love this place. The food is great (and I am a picky eater), the servers are kind and friendly, and the band/dancing is awesome. Without a doubt one of my top 5 places to eat at WDW!
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Post by AKLRULZ » May Mon 05, 2008 6:35 pm

Close call between Mexico and Canada - going w/ Canada b/c of LeCellier.
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Post by Cheshire Cat » May Mon 05, 2008 6:56 pm

Wow, this is really difficult. America is the only one that is easily excluded :lol:

It's close between France, Japan and Mexico. I'm going with Japan.

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Post by jcodirewolf » May Mon 05, 2008 8:18 pm

I went with the UK because there are bits of each we like but the chippys is the only place that we have made specific trips into Epcot to eat at.

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Post by SimonTemplar » May Mon 05, 2008 8:26 pm

Great question! I had to narrow it down between Canada, Japan and Mexico with the final nod going to Canada because of Le Cellier. I can almost taste the Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup now. :)
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Post by Len90 » May Mon 05, 2008 8:32 pm

I would have to say Canada. I have been to Japan many times to eat and have not found the food that great. Le Cellier is definitely IMHO the best restaurant in all of Epcot and one of the best in WDW. I am just so excited I will be eating there this July when I go....and it is the only World Showcase restaurant we have made a reservation for also!
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Post by Sleeping Beauty 5 » May Mon 05, 2008 9:06 pm

I have to go with Canada although Morocco is a hair behind. I always go to both whenever we go to WDW. Actually my husband is going in September and I tried to make a reservation for any day in the week he was going for Le Cellier and they were completely booked for lunch and dinner...yea, it's that good!
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Post by Captain Schnemo » May Tue 06, 2008 12:43 am

I picked Japan, but not for the Beni Hana-type restaurant. I found that food to be not as good as I would have hoped (based on the price).

I don't know if the little sushi joint still exists, but that was a great place to go late at night, get some sake, and watch Illuminations out the window.

The Japanese fast food place has my all-time favorite Disney snack (yakitori), which is why I had to pick it. Some of my best memories involve ending the day with some yakitori in the Japanese garden.

Mexico has great atmosphere when it isn't packed, but it can get very noisy when it is.

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Post by cccmouse » May Tue 06, 2008 10:13 am

I love Canada and Mexico with Canada moving ahead because of the quality of the food. ( That must be why it is sometimes very hard to get a priority seating.) I am excited about trying Japan for the first time in June.

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Post by WVParkfan » May Tue 06, 2008 10:47 am

There wasn't a selection for "All of the above!"

Truthfully, I think each country has something unique to offer. I can't just pick one, because we try very hard to "mix it up" and try different restaurants on our visits.
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Post by meticulus9 » May Tue 06, 2008 1:38 pm

hmmm sooo many choices that are sooo difficult...

i enjoy in no particular order: france, mexico, canada, morocco, norway (prior to princess)

but they are all good!

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