Lotus Blossom Café

This was great for a quick bite to eat. Nothing amazing about it for being Disney outside of what these places typically offer. I got the Mongolian beef but have had better at other places. Not many options here also.

To be fair, we caught dinner right before the park closed and just ahead of the fireworks show. The service was okay. The food was nothing to write home about but hit the spot when we were hungry after a busy day. I had the Mongolian beef noodle.

Spending Valentines day eating snacks around d Epcot. The potstickers are great and so are the egg rolls and the orange chicken. A great little snack that doesn't cost to much

My sister and I came here to share some items for a lunch. We got the chicken pot stickers and the orange chicken meal. The chicken pot stickers were just okay... there were only 3 of them that came in an order, and it was $7.25 for that order. I think that over $7 for three pot stickers is very steep, especially considering that these pot stickers probably came frozen. The orange chicken meal was also steep in price for the amount of food you got. Nearly $15. The egg roll that we got was burnt and shriveled up. The orange chicken was good, though. It was juicy and crispy on the outside. The white rice was your standard white rice. Seating was okay for us to find at this place. The people working here were very nice. I think that for what this is, it is disappointing and overpriced.

Lotus Blossom Cafe is a quick service location in the China Pavilion in Epcot’s world showcase. The menu is fairly small and includes orange chicken, fried rice, noodles and Mongolian beef. On this trip we got the orange chicken combo and chicken fried rice combo. Portion sizes are very generous, your plate will definitely be full here, the combo includes mixed vegetables and an egg roll. Overall the quality of food was similar to a mall food court Chinese restaurant. The chicken in the chicken fried rice was fairly dry. One of the best reasons to visit this location is that since it is tucked away in China and not really on the main sidewalk of world showcase, this area seems to be less crowded/busy, so it’s one of the few quick service places that we have found in Epcot that almost always has a place to sit. As you know, at Epcot, most of the time you will end up eating standing up or over an “Epcot Table”, which is a trash can :) Give this place a try if you want a filling meal at Epcot in a less crowded location.