The world of Disney has been captivating children and adults alike for scores of years. The perfect way to please your kids and have a wonderful family time is to take them to the theme park. And when you’re planning a trip to the Epcot theme park in Florida, you should be well-informed about the food choices so that you don’t end up eating too much and making yourselves sick.
As you know, the international pavilion at Epcot houses treats from different corners of the world. You can choose between beaver tail at the Canada pavilion, baklava at the Morocco café, fish and chips at the UK exhibit, or candies from all over the world.
If you’re confused about what to try,
Here are top 5 must try food recommendations at Epcot, Take a taste and decide the rest.
Egg Rolls and BBQ Pork Buns—China Pavilion 
The China Pavilion has a go-to kiosk called Joy to Tea, which has indeed been spreading joy to thousands of people. It serves different kinds of tea, slushies, and snacks. Its specialty, according to many, is its Vegetable Egg Roll. Although its menu keeps rotating, like the Kung Pao Chicken Egg Roll and the Pork and Vegetable Egg Roll.
Another rage at this place is the BBQ Pork Bun, a sweet bread snack filled with pork barbecue. It also serves combos with two egg rolls, ice cream, and a soft drink. After all, there’s nothing like Chinese food to top off an exciting day.
Margaritas and Chips with Salsa— Mexico Pavilion 
The Mexico Pavilion is a haven for quiet time of rest between your merriments. It serves superb margaritas with tequila that will calm your nerves. Pair it with some top-notch chips and dips to take your day a notch higher.
Ordering tortilla chips with guacamole, queso, and other dips will set you up for a fun couple of hours with your friends. And guess what, you get the chips and salsa for free if you follow La Cava del Tequila on Twitter. You can also order nachos for churros for a quick bite. What more do you need?
Wood fired Pizza and Gelato— Italy Pavilion 
The Italy Pavilion has something to please everybody, be it pizzas, desserts or meat options. You can try the cheese and meat plates at Tutto Italia. They let you explore authentic Italian flavors, along with cheese varieties like mozzarella, fontina, and asiago. Also available are bread sticks, vegetables, seafood, sausages, and marinated olives.
Don’t forget to try the authentic Neapolitan pizza served at the table from Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria. It is thin-crust and made with special flour from Southern Italy. To end on a sweet note, get an ice cream sandwich or cookie at the gelato stand.
Sushi and Kaki Gori — Japan Pavilion
Kabuki Café at the Japan Pavilion lets you choose between different types of sushi, made of tuna, salmon, and shrimp. Its taste is authentic and makes for a perfect snack to fill your belly in the midst of all the fun.
Another delight among regular visitors is the Kaki Gori, which is made of shaved ice with sweet milk on top. It will easily become the favorite for your kids. For you, we also suggest the Green Tea cheesecake and ice cream, which tastes better than it sounds, I assure you.
Macarons and Napoleon Cake — France Pavilion 
The France Pavilion serves some of the best desserts at Epcot. So if you have a sweet tooth, this is the place for you. It has a Patisserie, Crepe Stall, and ice cream shop. The macarons available at Les Halles have raspberry, lime cream, and other delicious fillings. You will love them at the first bite.
Another delicacy at this place is the Napoleon cake, which is a heavenly custard-filled treat with layers of pastry in between, topped with powdered sugar. It hits your taste buds and makes the foodie in you soar. So, don’t forget to give yourself and your kids a sweet treat before heading home.
Although these are our recommendations, there are several other exotic savory and sweet items to try out. Don’t be shy, these delights from around the world are worth gaining a couple of pounds. Your kids will love the international exposure and you can also awaken their interest in different cultures.
So, next time you plan the Epcot treat, try out food you’ve never had before. It’s never too late to embark on an exploration of different cuisines from different corners of the planet.