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Epcot dining - best kid restaurant?
Trip is only a week away and I need the kid friendliest menus.
I have a Teppan Edo reservation and Rose and Crown - but my picky kids are a problem. I SOOO want to do Teppan Edo, but no chicken nuggets or mac and cheese there! ![Roll Eyes](images/smilies/rolleyes2.gif)
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My DD14 is an EXTREMELY picky eater yet she LOVED Tutto Italia as did we. It is now a must do on every trip.
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When my daughter was getting picky, we coaxed her to try new things by telling her that if she ordered something and did not like it, she didn't have to eat it. We would tell her that we would get her something from a quick service afterwards. As long as she gave something on the menu a try.
They get bored sitting there when everyone else is eating and having a good time, and then they try things. Most times, my daughter would decide that she actually liked what she ordered, and yes we wasted some food (not much, really) but she became a more adventurous, not picky eater in less than six months of that and we're much happier dining as a family.
Sherri
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My son's favorites when young at Epcot were Teppan Edo and Rose & Crown. Though he was never a terribly picky eater, watching his food being prepared in front of him made him more willing to try it.
And to eco Sherri, every time we've gone to WDW, he's come back with new foods that he's tried and enjoyed.
Ellen
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Go ahead and try Teppan Edo!
A lot of kids don't like things that look weird...or are made of things they can't identify. Many don't like things all thrown together...like a casserole or such. At Teppan Edo, they can clearly see what each bite is made of. That is chicken, that is rice, that is a veggie (yuck or yum, depending). If they can identify what everything is, they might be more willing to try it out. Plus, everything is in small, manageable bite-sized pieces. I can't remember if they use chop sticks there, but that might be a fun way for them to eat while playing with their food. Spear the chicken! Good luck.
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My youngest is pickier than my eldest son, and he and I often share a meal at Teppan Edo -- He eats the rice and some of the shrimp, and I have all the veggies. Meal sharing or appetizer ordering is a great option for pickier eaters... then as Sheri said, you can pick up a snack or a elsewhere if needed.
Jennifer (aka Mickey'sGirl)
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My kids loved the Living Seas. The food was nothing special (Kids food) but to sit there the entire time in awe at a fish tank that large. It couldnt be beat.
It gave us adults some time to talk while the kids just kept watching the fish
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We did Teppan Edo and weren't impressed at all. Our chef was in training and did not do many tricks and the food came out in stages that kept us hungry. We have local restaurants that perform the same kind of entertainment and food that we can visit if we have the urge.
I would vote for Coral Reef. My kids loved the large aquarium. We regretted not waiting to sit right next to the aquarium and will do so next time. But still it was very entertaining from wherever you sit. And the food is good too!
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Epcot dining - best kid restaurant?
Another vote for Teppan Edo. There's lots to keep the kids engaged. Some of my kids are real picky eaters but will eat the chicken and rice.
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I'm a picky eater, and I'd have to say that Le Cellier and Chefs De France are both great options! Plenty of "normal food" at Le Cellier (and the moose dessert is adorable!), and France has perfectly normal food as well, and if you go during the right hours, you can meet Remy! In France, your kids can get simple stuff like chicken tenders (or Croque Monsieur, which is grilled ham and cheese, or Gratin de Macaroni, which is just mac and cheese). At Le Cellier, they have hot dogs, pizza, burgers (on the adult lunch menu). Go during lunch for the more "kid friendly" menus. Have fun!
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We will be eating at Teppan Edo's in 10 days with three boys. Glad to hear that kids love it!
Kelly
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