Best Food in World Showcase

Post by **rdeacon** » Feb Wed 07, 2007 11:34 am

RiaLucia wrote:Anything at the Kringla Og Bakeri in Norway. Seriously. I've loved everything I've tried, but the almond pretzela and school bread are my favorite.

Don't even get me started on the School Bread... its an absolute must every time I go to Epcot.

Rich

Jacca5660 · Post by **Jacca5660** » Feb Wed 07, 2007 11:36 am

I love England..but I think it's a drink thing. My DW loves Mexico and Italy

emmala · Post by **emmala** » Feb Wed 07, 2007 8:40 pm

If you want the best, you have to go to Le Cellier in Canada and try their Filet. If this is not in the budget then atleast get the Cheedar Cheese Soup. Or stop for dessert and try their Moose Mousse.

Lion Sleeps Tonight · Post by **Lion Sleeps Tonight** » Feb Wed 07, 2007 8:42 pm

emmala wrote:If you want the best, you have to go to Le Cellier in Canada and try their Filet. If this is not in the budget then atleast get the Cheedar Cheese Soup. Or stop for dessert and try their Moose Mousse.

Speaking of Le Cellier, I loved their creme brulee (sp?)

Jacca5660 · Post by **Jacca5660** » Feb Wed 07, 2007 10:20 pm

Great Britians fish and chips are GREAT!!!

I would say our favorite sweet treat was the Beaver Tails in Canada which sadly are no more!

Post by **acp** » Feb Thu 08, 2007 9:11 am

Jacca5660 wrote:Great Britians fish and chips are GREAT!!!

Naturally.

Andy.

packwingfn · Post by **packwingfn** » Feb Thu 08, 2007 1:20 pm

I know this may sound lame but I really like the pretzel in Germany. It was the best ever Pretzel I ever had, mmmm It went well with my beer.

Blackie Pueblo · Post by **Blackie Pueblo** » Feb Tue 13, 2007 2:36 pm

My wife absolutely loves the fish and chips in England. She also loves to stop in Norway at the chocolate shop, what's the name of it, to get he tulee or something. Sorry can't think of the name of it.

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SysfailsChick · Post by **SysfailsChick** » Feb Sun 18, 2007 5:46 pm

As we love snacking through WS here are my picks:

Mexico: Nachos at Cantina de San Angel
Norway: Open-faced turkey & cheese or almond pretzel at Kringla Bakery og Cafe
China: Skip it, you've had fried rice a zillion times before and their version is pretty bland in my opinion.
Germany: Big soft pretzel with brown mustard outside at the cart. Don't forget the beer!
Italy: Chocolates to die for in Delizie Italiane
American Adventure: like rdeacon said, you'll have enough hamburgers- skip it.
Japan: Sushi or the Lo Mein at Yakatori House
Morocco: The Vegetarian platter at Tangierine Cafe. I don't know what's in it, but it comes with a big hunk of bread to dip in all the stuff. Awesome!
France: something they call an "Elephant Ear" at the Boulangerie Paitisserie
United Kingdom: Shortbread or British chocolates at the Tea Caddy shop
Canada: Beaver Tail (fried dough with cinnamon sugar- drool drool)

Mr.ToadWildRider · Post by **Mr.ToadWildRider** » Mar Tue 06, 2007 1:53 am

On our last trip my girlfriend and I split a combination plate from the San Angel Cantina. It was like 8-9 bucks I think but was a big enough lunch for both of us and gives a good sample of it all. I was pleasantly surprised with both the portions and the quality.

We also split the almond pretzel and the school bread. I have to say I think I preferred the pretzel to the school bread, although they were both very good. Just be warned, the school bread may not be what you anticipate, it's basically just a small football sized custard filled pastry. Tasty but very filling, but not in the good way...in the "I think that was way too much sweet, unhealthy stuff all at once and now I feel like I may die" filling.

Post by **rdeacon** » Mar Tue 06, 2007 10:23 am

Mr.ToadWildRider wrote: Just be warned, the school bread may not be what you anticipate, it's basically just a small football sized custard filled pastry. Tasty but very filling, but not in the good way...in the "I think that was way too much sweet, unhealthy stuff all at once and now I feel like I may die" filling.

THATS THE BEST PART!!!!!!

hahaha

Rich

GhostHost · Post by **GhostHost** » Mar Tue 06, 2007 10:52 am

I love the wet burrito at the San Angel Cantina as well as the Bangers and Mash at Rose & Crown with a Guiness or Black and Tan. I had a pretty good steak at Le Celiar one time as well. I would say that San Angel Inn and Rose and Crown are my favorite eating spots at World Showcase.

TikiTikiRoom · Post by **TikiTikiRoom** » Mar Tue 06, 2007 11:29 am

The Teppanyaki Grill restaurant in Japan. It is by far the most delicious food you will ever taste. Not only that but right after dinner you can watch the fireworks from the balcony! Two birds with one stone i tell ya.

Mr.ToadWildRider · Post by **Mr.ToadWildRider** » Mar Wed 07, 2007 1:16 am

TikiTikiRoom wrote:The Teppanyaki Grill restaurant in Japan. It is by far the most delicious food you will ever taste. Not only that but right after dinner you can watch the fireworks from the balcony! Two birds with one stone i tell ya.

I always thought Teppanyaki was mediocre compared to habachi restaurants in my area and it's more expensive :-\

I thought that the OP was asking about counter service style though as they mentioned no full meals? If not I would recommend Askershaus at Norway, it's often overlooked and over the last few years WDW's been trying to get more people in there it seems. There's a lot of smoked stuff if you like that kinda thing, plus they have the most delicious cheese I've ever had and it's all you can eat. I always post about it because Norwegian food seems to be the most uncommon food they have at Epcot, at least compared to my area (Boston/Cambridge where we have multiple restaurants which serve the food from the other countries) but it's very good, it's not really over the top expensive considering it's all you can eat, and it's different.

GhostHost · Post by **GhostHost** » Mar Wed 07, 2007 11:48 am

Mr.ToadWildRider wrote:
TikiTikiRoom wrote:The Teppanyaki Grill restaurant in Japan. It is by far the most delicious food you will ever taste. Not only that but right after dinner you can watch the fireworks from the balcony! Two birds with one stone i tell ya.
I always thought Teppanyaki was mediocre compared to habachi restaurants in my area and it's more expensive :-\

I thought that the OP was asking about counter service style though as they mentioned no full meals? If not I would recommend Askershaus at Norway, it's often overlooked and over the last few years WDW's been trying to get more people in there it seems. There's a lot of smoked stuff if you like that kinda thing, plus they have the most delicious cheese I've ever had and it's all you can eat. I always post about it because Norwegian food seems to be the most uncommon food they have at Epcot, at least compared to my area (Boston/Cambridge where we have multiple restaurants which serve the food from the other countries) but it's very good, it's not really over the top expensive considering it's all you can eat, and it's different.

I agree. I tried it once and did not think it was really anything to write home about. Perhaps I just ordered the wrong thing. I have been meaning to try the Askerhaus though. I will definately get that in on the next trip.