The 2021 China booth menu at the EPCOT Flower & Garden Festival features authentic Chinese eats.
Walt Disney World has announced the 2021 Flower and Garden Festival food booths and menus. For a quick ad-free list of all the food and drinks, simply keep scrolling.
This booth is called Lotus House and it’s also a returning outdoor kitchen.
- Be sure to also check out our quick one-page list of all Flower & Garden Festival booth menus!
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2021 China Booth Menu
Photo by Tina Chiu
Be advised, the prices on almost all of the repeat items at this booth have risen at least 25 cents over 2020.
Disney Press Photos:
Find these papa cakes and wontons at Lotus House’s Flower & Garden booth. Courtesy of Disney Parks Blog
Some of our booth selections (more below):
Lotus House menu items. Photo by Julie de la Fe
There’s no doubt China is one of the more popular pavilions, especially for food and it’s all-around gorgeous. You definitely should give Lotus House a visit during your tour around the World Showcase.
Food:
- [NEW] Papa Cakes; $7.95
- Potato Cakes filled with Shrimp and Water Chestnuts served with House-made Strawberry Sauce
- Bon Bon Chicken Skewer; $6.75
- With Sesame and Peanut Sauce
- House-made Crab and Cheese Wontons; $6.95
Beverage:
- “Panda” Bubble Tea (Non-Alcoholic); $7.50
- Classic Milk Tea with Black and White Boba Pearls
- Marco Boba; $12.50
- Amaretto, Iced Coffee, Milk, and Boba
- Kung Fu Punch; $11.00
- Vodka, Triple Sec, Mango Syrup, and Orange Juice
- [NEW] Tang Dynasty; $13.00
- Jose Cuervo Especial Tequila Gold, Light Rum, Strawberry Syrup, Piña Colada Mix, White Boba Pearls, and Soda Water
- Jasmine Draft Beer; $5.00, $8.00
- Dasani bottled water; $3.50
China Booth Reviews
Press photos are one thing, but honest reviews and on-site photos are better! Here are photos of what we were served and our candid thoughts on this year’s selections.
Papa Cakes Review
Papa Cakes. Photo by Julie de la Fe
- [NEW] Papa Cakes; $7.95
- Potato Cakes filled with Shrimp and Water Chestnuts served with House-made Strawberry Sauce
WDW Magazine Reporter, Julie de la Fe: “I actually enjoyed these way more than I expected considering I’m not a big fan of water chestnuts. The potato is the dominant flavor but the shrimp and water chestnut blended nicely. I thought the strawberry sauce was an interesting choice however it paired better than I thought and added a welcomed sweetness. “
Bon Bon Chicken Skewer Review
Bon Bon Chicken Skewer. Photo by Julie de la Fe
- Bon Bon Chicken Skewer; $6.75
- With Sesame and Peanut Sauce
WDW Magazine Reporter, Julie de la Fe: “This perfectly cooked chicken is near the top of my festival list! The slightly spicy blend of sesame and peanut sauces made my tastebuds come alive. I would definitely get this one again!”
Tang Dynasty Review
Tang Dynasty drink. Photo by Julie de la Fe
- [NEW] Tang Dynasty; $13.00
- Jose Cuervo Especial Tequila Gold, Light Rum, Strawberry Syrup, Piña Colada Mix, White Boba Pearls, and Soda Water
WDW Magazine Reporter, Julie de la Fe: “This is one dangerous drink. It is a punch with tequila and light rum. But the alcohol flavor is covered by the strawberry syrup and pina colada mix. Be sure to stir your drink and grab a small straw if you don’t want to suck up a lot of boba. Honestly, this complimented the food well and was very refreshing—another one that I would get again.”
Bubble Tea Review
Panda bubble tea. Photo by Rain Blanken
- “Panda” Bubble Tea (Non-Alcoholic); $7.50
- Classic Milk Tea with Black and White Boba Pearls
WDW Magazine Managing Editor, Rain Blanken: “If you think a milk drink can’t be refreshing, this one could change your mind. The tea and milk combo was a good ratio to keep it from being too thick in texture. A fresh taste in the latte was complemented by more than enough boba pearls at the bottom. These are the chewy tapioca type of pearls, so be advised.”
Make sure you check back for more reviews, food photos, and menu details for the 2021 Flower & Garden Lotus House booth.
More Flower & Garden Festival Menus
Three sweet popsicles at the Refreshment Port. Photo by Tatjana Lazar
Photos, Prices, and Reviews of each food booth:
Get the one-page menu list, or click on your next booth below!
Showcase Plaza
- Refreshment Port
- Trowel & Trellis
- Honey Bee-Stro
- Pineapple Promenade
- Citrus Blossom
- Joffrey’s Drink Locations
Around World Showcase
- Mexico (Jardin de Fiestas)
- China (Lotus House)
- Refreshment Outpost
- Germany (Bauernmarkt: Farmer’s Market)
- Italy (Primavera Kitchen)
- American Adventure (Magnolia Terrace)
- Funnel Cake
- Japan (Hanami)
- Morocco (Taste of Marrakesh)
- La Isla Fresca
- France (Fleur de Lys)
- Canada (Northern Bloom)
In the World Showplace Building
2021 Flower & Garden Festival
Photo by Tina Chiu
We’re covering every part of this year’s festival, with our ad-free blog pages that make it easy to find what you’re looking for!
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- The Butterfly Garden Returns
- Garden Graze Foodie Scavenger Hunt
- 2021 Flower & Garden Merch
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