There is a new restaurant in the France pavilion and today I will be reviewing it!
La Crêperie de Paris is a restaurant that sells sweet and savory crêpes.
Here is a picture of the menu:
I had the Classique. That is a ham, egg, and cheese crêpe. It was delicious! It was still hot when I ate it and you can taste all the different flavors from the ham, egg, and cheese.
My mom had the Ratatouille. (Yes, the ratatouille like from the movie!) It has tomato, zucchini, and eggplant. She said that she liked her food.
My dad had the Savoyarde. The Savoyarde has cheese, onions, bacon, and ham. He really enjoyed his meal.
Al had the Ham and Cheese Galette from the kids menu. (I used the same picture as my
For dessert, I had the Gourmande. It has hazelnut chocolate and whipped cream. I would highly recommend it!
My mom also had the Gourmande.
Al had the Sugar Crêpe from the kids menu. He found it delicious!
I give La Crêperie de Paris 5 Mickey Bars! If you are a crêpe fan, then you should go to this restaurant.
Today I will be giving you a tour inside the shopping area in the Mexico pavilion!
The Mexico pavilion is really interesting because the entire pavilion is located indoors. When you walk inside the Mexico pavilion, there is a shopping area that sells merchandise that is from Mexico.
I really love how colorful these skulls are!
You can get a big sombrero.
You can also chose between two different Minnie Ears.
If you like collecting pins, than these pins are perfect for you!
You can also get ornaments or keychains.
I like these two signs.
These suns and this fish look like works of art.
I love how much thought and detail were put into these owls.
These sweatshirts and shirts are themed after the movie Coco!
These bags are my favorite in this shopping area.
These frogs are very interesting.
These little cats and chickens are really cute!
This notebook is Coco themed.
I hope you enjoyed this tour inside the shopping area in the Mexico pavilion! I would really recommend going here on your next trip to Epcot!
At Club Cool, you can try different sodas from all over the world!
These are the different sodas you can try for free. You can try soda from Italy, Madagascar, The Dominican Republic, Korea, The Philippines, China, Russia, and Moldova.
I tried three different sodas. I had the Bon Bon Anglais from Madagascar, the Minute Maid Joy Apple Lychee from Korea, and the Suan Mei Tang (also called Sour Plum Tea) from China.
My favorite soda was the Minute Maid Joy Apple Lychee. I don’t like soda and this soda did not taste like a soda at all. It tasted like apple juice. I think that is the reason why this was my favorite soda that I tried.
When you are in Epcot, I would REALLY recommend going to Club Cool. It’s a great place to cool off when it is hot outside and you can try many different soda flavors.
I just came back from a trip to Disney World and I was lucky enough to be in the parks during the Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival!
During the Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival, there are booths through out the World Showcase where you can try food from other countries! I went to Primavera Kitchen in the Italy pavilion and I am excited to be reviewing the food for you.
We had the Arancini. That is fried risotto balls that are filled with beef and are served with tomatoes. This dish was delicious! I really loved how fresh the tomatoes tasted.
Pizza al Taglio is really cool because you can order pizzas that are served at Via Napoli. Instead of getting a big pizza, you get a slice of pizza. Also, Pizza al Taglio is not a sit down restaurant. You order the pizzas by going to a walk-up window.
We all shared two slices of pizza. The first one we got was a pepperoni pizza. It tasted really good! The crust of both pizzas tasted a little buttery.
The other slice we got was a cheese pizza. I really liked how cheesy the pizza tasted.
Mitsukoshi is a store located in the Japan pavilion. This store is HUGE and today I will be showing you around the store! I have so many pictures from this store that I will be doing a part two.
First, we have these really cute pencil pouches!
These 3D Jigsaw Puzzles look like a lot of fun!
If you are looking for cute stationary, then I think I have found the perfect stationary for you.
If you would like a beautiful bookmark, then you have many options at Mitsukoshi.
It can get VERY hot at Disney World during the summer, so I love that Mitsukoshi sells fans.
Are you looking for an oven mitt? I’ve found one for you!
Mitsukoshi has a lot of really cool stickers that you can buy.
This store also has many anime books for all of you anime fans!
I love this big statue of Pikachu!
I love all the stuffed animals in this store.
I hope you enjoyed this tour of inside the Mitsukoshi store and keep on the look out for part two!
During the Epcot International Food and Wine Festival, you can take part in many activities, including Emilie’s Fromage Montage!
Emilie’s Fromage Montage is a cheese crawl where you have to find the cheese dishes listed to earn a prize. The cheese dishes can be found at different food booths through out the World Showcase. When you find each cheese dish, don’t forget to ask a Cast Member at each food booth to stamp your book. These dishes include:
The Griddled Cheese at the Greece booth
Schinkennudeln at the Germany booth
Crispy Barbecue Pork Rinds at The Swanky Saucy Swine booth
Passion Fruit Cheesecake at the Hawai’i booth
The Corned Beef Corner Route at The Flavors from Fire booth
Once you have found all five cheese dishes, you will go to Shimmering Sips for your prize! You will get a souvenir cup with ice cream and pieces of cheesecake inside!
Keep reading DisneywithIzzy to learn more about the Epcot International Food and Wine Festival!
May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and Disney World is celebrating!
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At Magic Kingdom, you can still see Mulan and Moana on the character cavalcades and at the train station.
In Epcot, Mulan is joining the Princess Promenade at the World Showcase.
In Hollywood Studios, Mira, from a Disney Junior show called Mira, Royal Detective, is joining the Disney Junior Motorcade from now until late June.
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At Animal Kingdom, a Moana sand sculpture will be on Discovery Island in mid May. You can even learn how to draw Tuk Tuk from Raya And The Last Dragon and Pua from Moana at The Animation Experience at Conservation Station!
At Disney World Resort Hotels the Movies Under The Stars will come back. Movies Under The Stars lets you watch movies outside that show Asian American and Pacific Islander communities and cultures. These movies include Big Hero 6, Moana, Mulan, and Lilo and Stitch.
The Red Bean Ice Float can be found at the Lotus Blossom Cafe in the China pavilion all month long. This drink was originally popularized in Hong Kong and it is made with sweetened Chinese red beans, milk, crushed up ice, and vanilla ice cream.
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Another thing you can get at Lotus Blossom Cafe is Char Siu with Rice. Char Siu in Chinese or Cha Shao in Mandarin means fork roast. This is a Cantonese style barbecue pork dish popularized in Hong Kong and in ethnic Chinese communities all over the world. It is an iconic item at Chinatown restaurants all over The United States. Just looking at this dish is making me hungry!
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There is a calligraphy demonstration every Wednesday in May from 2 to 3 pm EST and 6 to 7 pm EST at House of Good Fortune. The House of Good Fortune is showing the history and significance of Chinese Calligraphy.
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The Japan pavilion shares Japanese culture all year! Mitsukoshi Department Store has traditional Japanese architecture and design as well as Kimonos and Kawaii from Japan. This store has popular Japanese toys, clothing, incense, and snacks.
Japanese snacks!
You should definitely check out this store because it is ginormous and you will find something in the store that you like.
While your in the Japan pavilion, don’t forget to check out Teppan Edo which serves sushi and hibachi and Katsura Grill that has miso-glazed chicken wings, okonomiyaki fries, ramen, sushi, and teriyaki chicken.
Disney Springs is celebrating in many different ways and one of those ways is with Chef Jessi Sudsa-nguan who is the pastry chef at Amorette’s Patisserie. Chef Jessi is from Bangkok, Thailand and has been working for the Walt Disney World Resort for over 30 years.
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She has created a special treat for this month! The treat is a Jasmine Tea Cream Tart. It is a light dessert that has fruit gelee and a butter and nut cookie crust in honor of her favorite Asian teas and flavors with a twist.
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Also at Amorette’s Patisserie, you can get the Mulan Petit Cake. The flavors are matcha chiffon, lemon chiffon, honey-ginger mousse, lemon curd, lemon-ginger streusel, and green tea simple syrup.
You can get the Matcha Yuzu Ganache Square at The Ganachery. The flavors are green tea and yuzu dark chocolate ganache.
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At The Daily Poutine you can get Korean BBQ Fries. That is Korean-style bulgogi pulled pork and kimchi with Sriracha aïoli and topped with French Fries.
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The restaurant Morimoto Asia, located in Disney Springs, is led by Japanese Master Chef Masaharu Morimoto. The menu at this restuarant has his take on Chinese, Japanese, and Korean dishes. This month you can enjoy the following dishes at Morimoto Asia.
Lomilomi is a salmon tartare with tomatoes, onions, and scallions.
Loco Moco is a traditional Hawaiian burger rice bowl made with a blend of filet and A5 wagyu topped with an egg and teriyaki mushroom gravy.
Saimin is a Hawaiian style ramen with a dashi shrimp broth, thin noodles, and roasted pork. This dish is available at Morimoto Asia Street Food.
Halo-Halo is a Filipino shaved ice dessert with flavored jellies and fruit.
You can also go to YeSake to try some Japanese street food and Asian inspired drinks including Karaage, Taiyaki, Chicken Buns, Ahi Tuna Poke Bowls, Bubble Teas, Sake Sushi, and more!
Don’t forget to go see the artist spotlight series at The Art of Disney. This series is focusing on Asian Pacific American filmmakers, artists, authors, and screen writers who have or are working at Walt Disney Animation Studios. These people include Qui Nguyen, Mohit Kallianpur, Fawn Veerasunthorn, Willie Ito, Gyo Fujikawa, Milton Quon, and Disney Legend Tyrus Wong.
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You can shop at Basin whose portion of sales go to the AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Community Fund.
Over at Disney Springs West Side you should go check out the art piece that was inspired by Raya And The Last Dragon. This stunning artwork was created by Xiao Qing Chen outside of AMC Theaters.
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The artwork is inspired by Raya’s Malaysian heritage and celebrates diversity.
You should definitely come to Disney World right now to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month!
Today I will be sharing with you My Top Five Favorite Snacks In Epcot’s World Showcase.
5. My fifth favorite snack in the World Showcase is gelato in the Italy pavilion. You can get gelato at the stands in the Italy pavilion. It is the perfect cold snack to have in the summer!
4. My fourth favorite snack is the Springtime Lemon Cheesecake at Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe in the Norway pavilion. If you love cheesecake like I do then this is the perfect snack for you. If you want to read about my full review of Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe click here!
3. My third favorite snack is macrons in the France pavilion. You can get the macrons at Les Halles Boulangerie. They are delicious! You can read my full review here!
2. Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe also has one of my favorite snacks at Disney World, School Bread!! If you have not tried the School Bread I really recommend that you should. If you want to read about my full review of Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe click here!
School Bread!
My favorite snack is also in the France pavilion and it is crepes! You can get the crepes at Crepes de Chefs de France. What I love about these crepes is how they are made right as you order them so the crepes will still be hot when you eat them. You can click here to read my full review!
