HTML SitemapExplore
logo
Find Things to DoFind The Best Restaurants

Pro Tips! 3-Day 3 Parks Orlando Disney Restaurant Guide (No Duds!)

Did tons of research beforehand, booked all the restaurants I wanted to try—and none disappointed 😭! Had a blast playing, but even more fun eating. Sharing this menu for anyone who needs it~ (3 parks: Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and AK. Pics in order of introduction 🫶) ✅ Epcot:Lunch: Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya(≈$50/person, reservation needed)Right next to the Japan Pavilion—highly recommend! Classic Japanese food that feels super refreshing after eating American fare for days. Tried the much-loved eel rice, yakitori, and sushi—all delicious. Matcha lovers, don’t skip the matcha ice cream! (P.S. Avoid the eggplant… 🥚❌) Dinner: Nine Dragons Restaurant(≈$50/person, reservation needed)A Sichuan restaurant in the China Pavilion. Went craving Chinese food—it’s on the sweeter side, probably adjusted for American tastes. Red oil wontons are tasty, and the crab soup goes great with rice. Other dishes depend on personal preference! Despite being "Sichuan," it’s not very spicy—sweet and salty notes stand out more. ✅ Hollywood Studios:Lunch: Fairfax Fare(≈$20+/person, no reservation needed)Tried the Korean pork and beef bowls! Looks small in pics, but it’s totally filling—meat on top, mashed potatoes below. Drinks are super sweet, fyi 🍯. Dinner: Roundup Rodeo BBQ(≈$60/person including tip, reservation needed)The only Toy Story-themed restaurant in the world! Every 15 minutes, there’s an interactive bit where everyone freezes like statues on "3-2-1"—Americans are so good at reacting, it’s hilarious 😂. It’s priced per person (~$40+ before tip), with unlimited refills until you’re stuffed. The BBQ ribs are amazing—honestly better than Universal’s Three Broomsticks ribs (sorry, not a Disney shill, just facts!). ✅ Animal Kingdom (AK):Lunch: Satu’li Canteen(≈$20+/person, no reservation needed)Highly recommend—best value and tastiest spot! The colorful dishes look iffy, but they’re surprisingly delicious. Must-try: squid ink noodles and French pastries 🥐! Dinner: Taste of Chengdu(≈$40+/person, no reservation needed)AK closes at 6 PM, and this spot is outside the park. Ordered Uber Eats without checking reviews—such a nice surprise! (Personally think it’s better than the popular Sichuan spot Chilispot I tried another day!) The fish slices are tender and numbing, super flavorful with rice. Their red oil wontons are great too! Definitely order takeout to your hotel~ #OrlandoDisney #OrlandoDisneyGuide #OrlandoDisneyFood #OrlandoFood #USASpringBreak #FoodOnTheRoad #RestaurantRecommendations #InternationalStudentEats #GlobalFoodSquad #ExperienceForeignFood #FoodArtist #TravelTheWorld #DisneyMagicDail

Related posts
Only Need to Remember These Tips for Orlando Universal 🎢✨🏰✨Orlando’s Magic Kingdom: A Day of Enchantment Two-Day Thrill-Seeker’s Guide to Universal Orlando Resort Must-Stay Hotels for Your Orlando Disney Trip ✨🐠🎢 Orlando’s Toddler-Friendly Aquatic Paradise: Aquatica Water Park!Absolutely Awesome – A Wonderful Surprise! 🎉😍
Emma Williams
Emma Williams
about 1 month ago
Emma Williams
Emma Williams
about 1 month ago
no-comment

No one has commented yet...

Pro Tips! 3-Day 3 Parks Orlando Disney Restaurant Guide (No Duds!)

Did tons of research beforehand, booked all the restaurants I wanted to try—and none disappointed 😭! Had a blast playing, but even more fun eating. Sharing this menu for anyone who needs it~ (3 parks: Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and AK. Pics in order of introduction 🫶) ✅ Epcot:Lunch: Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya(≈$50/person, reservation needed)Right next to the Japan Pavilion—highly recommend! Classic Japanese food that feels super refreshing after eating American fare for days. Tried the much-loved eel rice, yakitori, and sushi—all delicious. Matcha lovers, don’t skip the matcha ice cream! (P.S. Avoid the eggplant… 🥚❌) Dinner: Nine Dragons Restaurant(≈$50/person, reservation needed)A Sichuan restaurant in the China Pavilion. Went craving Chinese food—it’s on the sweeter side, probably adjusted for American tastes. Red oil wontons are tasty, and the crab soup goes great with rice. Other dishes depend on personal preference! Despite being "Sichuan," it’s not very spicy—sweet and salty notes stand out more. ✅ Hollywood Studios:Lunch: Fairfax Fare(≈$20+/person, no reservation needed)Tried the Korean pork and beef bowls! Looks small in pics, but it’s totally filling—meat on top, mashed potatoes below. Drinks are super sweet, fyi 🍯. Dinner: Roundup Rodeo BBQ(≈$60/person including tip, reservation needed)The only Toy Story-themed restaurant in the world! Every 15 minutes, there’s an interactive bit where everyone freezes like statues on "3-2-1"—Americans are so good at reacting, it’s hilarious 😂. It’s priced per person (~$40+ before tip), with unlimited refills until you’re stuffed. The BBQ ribs are amazing—honestly better than Universal’s Three Broomsticks ribs (sorry, not a Disney shill, just facts!). ✅ Animal Kingdom (AK):Lunch: Satu’li Canteen(≈$20+/person, no reservation needed)Highly recommend—best value and tastiest spot! The colorful dishes look iffy, but they’re surprisingly delicious. Must-try: squid ink noodles and French pastries 🥐! Dinner: Taste of Chengdu(≈$40+/person, no reservation needed)AK closes at 6 PM, and this spot is outside the park. Ordered Uber Eats without checking reviews—such a nice surprise! (Personally think it’s better than the popular Sichuan spot Chilispot I tried another day!) The fish slices are tender and numbing, super flavorful with rice. Their red oil wontons are great too! Definitely order takeout to your hotel~ #OrlandoDisney #OrlandoDisneyGuide #OrlandoDisneyFood #OrlandoFood #USASpringBreak #FoodOnTheRoad #RestaurantRecommendations #InternationalStudentEats #GlobalFoodSquad #ExperienceForeignFood #FoodArtist #TravelTheWorld #DisneyMagicDail

Orlando
Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya
Shiki-Sai: Sushi IzakayaShiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya