Kabuki Cafe — Restaurant in Bay Lake

We were looking for something to quench our thirst. We found just the item in Japan Pavilion. Here at Kabuki Café, the staffs with sweet smiles greeted us, and yes, they were Japanese! They offer some snacks like edamame, sushi, and some Japanese beer & sake!

We wanted one of their kakigori, and while struggling to pick one, one of the female staff told us we can get “rainbow” that comes with three of the most popular flavors. Sold!

We got Rainbow Kakigori. It was a good size, especially for the cheap price tag. Tall and packed, and I mean, really packed. We didn’t realize how tightly they packed the ice until we started to “try” to eat it… We had to jam our plastic spoon into it a few time to get a piece, but if we were not too careful, it will just fly into the air with the force! I wish if they didn’t pack the ice so much… Otherwise, it was refreshing and tasty.

After we were already eating them, I realized I could’ve have gotten the “sweet milk topping” which is like a drizzle of condensed milk on top for another $1. Well, it was less sweet and more refreshing without it, so I was...

This cute Japanese spot in the Epcot World Showcase Center is just the place if you’re looking for refreshing shaved ice desserts and to fix your sushi cravings.

The booth itself is beautifully decorated with traditional Japanese imagery and wood furnishings. The Cast Members are super friendly and have the brightest of smiles!

I got their Blue-raspberry Shaved Ice, and my fiancé got their Cherry Shaved Ice. Both were great portions, refreshing, tangy, and delicious! The Blue-raspberry flavour they used wasn’t sickly-sweet, and was evenly put all over the shaved ice. It was the perfect treat to have to beat the Florida Summer heat. Their sushi is premade, but fresh. I really liked their spicy salmon rolls!

I definitely recommend this spot for your Japanese cuisine cravings. I will absolutely be back for more of their...

Kabuki Cafe is located in Japan, World Showcase in Epcot.

It has a variety of items such as Sushi and Sake, but for me the best thing to get on a hot Florida day is the Kakigore. This is basically a Japanese shave ice. It’s actually more like a snow cone, since shave ice has a much finer/sifter texture of ice. Shave ice is still better in my opinion, but this is still refreshing...