News Disney's Animal Kingdom Adds Breakfast to Satu'li Canteen Starting Nov 1 2024

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Disney's Animal Kingdom Adds Breakfast to Satu'li Canteen â Here's What's on the Menu

Disney's Animal Kingdom Adds Breakfast to Satu'li Canteen – Here's What's on the Menu

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[Prince-1]

Satuli already has some of the best fast option dining in any park and these breakfast options look really good.

 

[John park hopper]

The French toast looks good but I would have to eat at least 2 orders to be full. How about posting prices

 

[DCBaker]

The French toast looks good but I would have to eat at least 2 orders to be full. How about posting prices

Entrées:

Slow-roasted Pork Shoulder Potato Hash: $13.29
Cinnamon French Toast: $12.99
Fritttata and Beef: $14.29
Tropical Pandora Forest Fruits: $11.99

The full menu is at this link.

 

[UNCgolf]

None of these look especially good to me, but it's nice to see Disney expanding breakfast options. They don't have nearly enough.

 

[Epcot82Guy]

If the hash is the original recipe from when they first opened, I'm pleasantly surprised. That was a solid dish. The others seem like creatively plated simpler dishes.

 

[jeanericuser001]

The frittata and beef certainly has my interest. The hash has potential. The fruit I will pass on and french toast is insanely common so I can get that anywhere.

 

[danlb_2000]

I am really exited about this. Love the food there and am always looking for a different breakfast option.

 

[Unbanshee]

BlogMickey has a review out from the breakfast and it sounds like it was good

Satu'li Canteen Breakfast Review: Out-Of-This-World Options Return After 7-Year Hiatus

Satu'li Canteen breakfast is back! We head out to Pandora - The World of Avatar to review breakfast after more than seven years

blogmickey.com

 

[cjkeating]

I really hope these remain available, I missed them the first time and don't want to miss them again.

 

[larryz]

The frittata and beef certainly has my interest.

I'm disappointed in the difference between the photo on the menu board -- the beef looks like thin rounds off a tenderloin -- and what was served in the photo in the article, which looks like thinly sliced chuck roast.

 

[jeanericuser001]

I'm disappointed in the difference between the photo on the menu board -- the beef looks like thin rounds off a tenderloin -- and what was served in the photo in the article, which looks like thinly sliced chuck roast.

Could be worse. Could be super thin slices of deli meat. Then again I have seen busch gardens do the same thing and call it brisket slices.