If I could give zero stars, I would. The quality of the food was very bad. The stir fry noodles just had boiled vegetables. No taste or flavor to it.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Cathrine S.
Bummed about this quick service restaurant as it has so much potential! Most quick service restaurants in Epcot offer similar food offerings (and quality) to their restaurant counterparts in their pavilion, Lotus Blossom Café is lacking here. The orange chicken quality and texture was questionable, and I was bummed you could only order this with rice rather than noodles as they do not offer substitutions for their limited menu. Skip this one!
Sameehan Jadhav
Got an Orange Chicken bowl. Worst Chinese ever.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
james grill
My son got the orange chicken and received massive food poisoning that ruined his senior trip. He had to go to the hospital.
Food: 1
Thomas S.
Our party of three decided to stop here for lunch during our Epcot visit. We shared Magolian beef, egg rolls, veggies, and lo mein. We also decided to try plum wine for the first time. Our meal was tasty, not too salty. The beef was surprisingly tender. We thought for sure the beef would be tough. The plum wine was light and refreshing. It was perfectly suited for a warm day. We all loved the plum wine. There were plenty of tables for indoor and covered outdoor dining. Two employees were constantly cleaning the dining areas. Pricing was acceptable for the tourist trap area.
bvogt
Absolutely not worth the price and hardly ever available seating. Seating outside is miserable and the tables are never clean. Don’t waste your time here and mobile ordering isn’t even available.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 3
Daan Kouwie
Personeel erg onvriendelijk, zeer geïrriteerd toen ik vroeg of ik nog wat extra kon bestellen. "Ja ik wil met pauze"Vreselijk
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Karen N.
Great for getting out of the sun and having a beer. The seating area is not air conditioned. Past pictures show the kids meal come with 2 egg rolls and two potstickers. Not anymore. Thy nixed an egg roll. Food is ok. A plus for having onsite bathrooms.
Wanderer581490
I really liked my lunch here and subsequently ate here twice. It was fairly good value for what I considered to be a decent meal, including vegetables. It has outdoor seating under a shelter. I wish all theme parks had this kind of food option!
MissL219
We grabbed some lunch here and tried the chicken fried rice and the chicken pot stickers. The rice wasn't too bad but I didn't like the onions in the spring rolls. The pot stickers were really food.
This place is amazing. I'm not sure how it has poor reviews. The meat is so tender for both the orange chicken and Mongolian beef. The egg rolls could not have been crispier and fresher. Every thing we tried was delicious. Picture just a more elevated and fresh version of your favorite Chinese takeout.
Potatoes
It was a full-bodied experience, filled with rich and zesty flavors that are on par with the Disney experience. Their Mongolian beef is mon-great-ian, and their orange chicken is divine. I have not experienced a Chinese restaurant as appetizing and heavenly as this place was. Truly 好吃. Additionally, their lychee drinks were flavorful. Their serving sizes would be fit for a king in 1800s London (meaning rather filling). Would recommend.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Ata T.
We went to Nine Dragons next door yesterday, and we were back in Epcot, and against our better judgment, decided to give Lotus Blossom Cafe a try for a quick dinner. Big mistake. The food is horrible here. Had the Mongolian beef with noodles, which tasted absolutely nothing like Mongolian beef. Yes, it was beef, with onions, and like a bland teriyaki sauce. The noodles tasted like it was just seasoned with soy sauce. There were also some steamed vegetables that were overcooked and tasteless, and an ok tasting egg roll. The orange chicken was better, but nothing to write home about. Never again, and I didn't even waste my time taking a pic of the food. Not recommended.
Jonathan H.
Chicken friend rice combo is fine, nothing too special but pretty good. The Mongolian beef and noodles is really good though! Egg rolls are pretty good, and steamed vegetables are good too. It's a pretty filling meal for a pretty good price - ~$15 per person without a drink. This is a really good quick option if you are in EPCOT!
Stephen B.
Must visit this place every time I come to Epcot. I have annual pass so I visit often. My favorite thing is the Chicken Pot Stickers with Ponzu sauce. These are simply addictive. Get at least two. One serving will make you want more. Also have had the Orange Chicken combo With steamed rice, egg roll, and veggie side. As lil on the pricy side, but tastes great and is a LOT of food. Well worth it. Another fav is the Lychee-flavored iced black tea. Staff friendly. Always busy. If there is ever a problem with meal, simply ask the nice staff and they will immediately correct it. Highly Recommend.
If I could give zero stars, I would. The quality of the food was very bad. The stir fry noodles just had boiled vegetables. No taste or flavor to it.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Bummed about this quick service restaurant as it has so much potential! Most quick service restaurants in Epcot offer similar food offerings (and quality) to their restaurant counterparts in their pavilion, Lotus Blossom Café is lacking here. The orange chicken quality and texture was questionable, and I was bummed you could only order this with rice rather than noodles as they do not offer substitutions for their limited menu. Skip this one!
Got an Orange Chicken bowl. Worst Chinese ever.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
My son got the orange chicken and received massive food poisoning that ruined his senior trip. He had to go to the hospital.
Food: 1
Our party of three decided to stop here for lunch during our Epcot visit. We shared Magolian beef, egg rolls, veggies, and lo mein. We also decided to try plum wine for the first time. Our meal was tasty, not too salty. The beef was surprisingly tender. We thought for sure the beef would be tough. The plum wine was light and refreshing. It was perfectly suited for a warm day. We all loved the plum wine. There were plenty of tables for indoor and covered outdoor dining. Two employees were constantly cleaning the dining areas. Pricing was acceptable for the tourist trap area.
Absolutely not worth the price and hardly ever available seating. Seating outside is miserable and the tables are never clean. Don’t waste your time here and mobile ordering isn’t even available.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 3
Personeel erg onvriendelijk, zeer geïrriteerd toen ik vroeg of ik nog wat extra kon bestellen. "Ja ik wil met pauze"Vreselijk
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great for getting out of the sun and having a beer. The seating area is not air conditioned. Past pictures show the kids meal come with 2 egg rolls and two potstickers. Not anymore. Thy nixed an egg roll. Food is ok. A plus for having onsite bathrooms.
I really liked my lunch here and subsequently ate here twice. It was fairly good value for what I considered to be a decent meal, including vegetables. It has outdoor seating under a shelter. I wish all theme parks had this kind of food option!
We grabbed some lunch here and tried the chicken fried rice and the chicken pot stickers. The rice wasn't too bad but I didn't like the onions in the spring rolls. The pot stickers were really food.
Restaurantji Recommends
This place is amazing. I'm not sure how it has poor reviews. The meat is so tender for both the orange chicken and Mongolian beef. The egg rolls could not have been crispier and fresher. Every thing we tried was delicious. Picture just a more elevated and fresh version of your favorite Chinese takeout.
It was a full-bodied experience, filled with rich and zesty flavors that are on par with the Disney experience. Their Mongolian beef is mon-great-ian, and their orange chicken is divine. I have not experienced a Chinese restaurant as appetizing and heavenly as this place was. Truly 好吃. Additionally, their lychee drinks were flavorful. Their serving sizes would be fit for a king in 1800s London (meaning rather filling). Would recommend.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
We went to Nine Dragons next door yesterday, and we were back in Epcot, and against our better judgment, decided to give Lotus Blossom Cafe a try for a quick dinner. Big mistake. The food is horrible here. Had the Mongolian beef with noodles, which tasted absolutely nothing like Mongolian beef. Yes, it was beef, with onions, and like a bland teriyaki sauce. The noodles tasted like it was just seasoned with soy sauce. There were also some steamed vegetables that were overcooked and tasteless, and an ok tasting egg roll. The orange chicken was better, but nothing to write home about. Never again, and I didn't even waste my time taking a pic of the food. Not recommended.
Chicken friend rice combo is fine, nothing too special but pretty good. The Mongolian beef and noodles is really good though! Egg rolls are pretty good, and steamed vegetables are good too. It's a pretty filling meal for a pretty good price - ~$15 per person without a drink. This is a really good quick option if you are in EPCOT!
Must visit this place every time I come to Epcot. I have annual pass so I visit often. My favorite thing is the Chicken Pot Stickers with Ponzu sauce. These are simply addictive. Get at least two. One serving will make you want more. Also have had the Orange Chicken combo With steamed rice, egg roll, and veggie side. As lil on the pricy side, but tastes great and is a LOT of food. Well worth it. Another fav is the Lychee-flavored iced black tea. Staff friendly. Always busy. If there is ever a problem with meal, simply ask the nice staff and they will immediately correct it. Highly Recommend.