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Restaurants most/least impressed by...
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Spirit of 76
Member
As a rule, I've found most dining at WDW to be pretty good. I'm not a picky person though. Though it's not necessarily more original than your typical Japanese steakhouse, my family and I enjoy eating at Teppan Edo. It's been on the list each visit. The ambiance at Biergarten is fun as well.
Least impressive was Cindy's Royal Table. Now the only time I ever ate there was in the mid-70's, when I was around eight years old. I recall not liking a thing I was served, especially the french onion soup with the "cheese lid" on it..lol. I would like it much better these days I'm sure, but not really on my list, even for my three princesses. We just do the Akershus for our Princess dining fix.
Least impressive was Cindy's Royal Table. Now the only time I ever ate there was in the mid-70's, when I was around eight years old. I recall not liking a thing I was served, especially the french onion soup with the "cheese lid" on it..lol. I would like it much better these days I'm sure, but not really on my list, even for my three princesses. We just do the Akershus for our Princess dining fix.
Mickey is King
New Member
in our experiences:
Best: in no specific order
planet hollywood
hollywood & vine
tony's
chefs' le france
coral reef
boma
Best: in no specific order
planet hollywood
hollywood & vine
tony's
chefs' le france
coral reef
boma
panther726
Member
The Sci-fi Dine In was our worst experience at a Disney restaurant. The food was very mediocre, and watching the same corny 5 minute "movie" was annoying.
worldfanatic
Well-Known Member
Having just returned from a WDW in which we tried several restaurants for the first time, I have a new pair of favorites which blew us away.
Tokyo Dining at Epcot and Portobello on Pleasure Island.
Both fantastic places!
Tokyo Dining has perfect combination of Japanese food, service, and atmosphere.
And Portobello has really reinvented itself. If you haven't been since they changed the decor and menu, you need to return.
The one disapointment on this trip was Yak and Yeti. We had been before, but it just seemed the food, service and atmosphere were a little less pleasant than our first visit. And as somebody else pointed out, you can get pretty much get the same food at the counter service option outside.
Tokyo Dining at Epcot and Portobello on Pleasure Island.
Both fantastic places!
Tokyo Dining has perfect combination of Japanese food, service, and atmosphere.
And Portobello has really reinvented itself. If you haven't been since they changed the decor and menu, you need to return.
The one disapointment on this trip was Yak and Yeti. We had been before, but it just seemed the food, service and atmosphere were a little less pleasant than our first visit. And as somebody else pointed out, you can get pretty much get the same food at the counter service option outside.