2021 Shi Wasu Booth Menu at EPCOT Festival of the Holidays

Get the full 2021 Shi Wasu booth menu at EPCOT Festival of the Holidays, plus prices, photos, reviews, and our snack-or-skip recommendations.

Walt Disney World has announced the 2021 EPCOT Festival of the Holidays food booths and menus. For a quick ad-free list of all the food and drinks, keep scrolling.

2021 Shi Wasu Booth Menu at Festival of the Holidays

The Shi Wasu Japan booth menu returns for 2021 and has historically been one of the most popular. To get a bite of Japanese cuisine for the holidays, come early or prepare for long lines.

From Disney: “Please your palate with an array of festive dishes and drinks served at the Japan Pavilion.”

🍽️ ORDER UP: The Japan booth is a popular one at every festival, but we’re especially excited about that sushi tree and ALL the drinks (all four are NEW this year).

The Shi Wasu menu at the EPCOT Festival of the Holidays. Photo by Tina Chiu

2021 Japan Booth Food

• Chirashi Sushi Tree; $6.50
  • Sashimi-grade tuna, salmon, ikura, and yellowtail with vegetables decorated on an artistic bed of rice to celebrate the holidays
• New Year Celebration Soba; $8.00
  • Buckwheat soba noodle in a hot dashi soup with shrimp tempura, fish cake, shiitake mushrooms, and chopped green onion
• Mont Blanc Tart; $6.00
  • Matcha mousse tart with a sweet red bean center sprinkled with konpeito sugar candy

2021 Japan Booth Drinks

• Chocolate Banana Boba; $5.50 [NEW] (Non-alcoholic)
  • Cocoa, Japanese milky drink, banana syrup, and strawberry popping boba pearls
• Sparkling Plum Wine; $8.00 [NEW]
• Chocolate Tokyo Banana; $8.00 [NEW]
  • Cocoa, Japanese milky drink, banana syrup, and vodka
• Pomegranate Draft Lager; $500 (6 oz) or $9.00 (12 oz) [NEW]
  • Rice lager with hints of pomegranate and lemon

Where to Find the 2021 Shi Wasu Booth at EPCOT Festival of the Holidays

Here’s where to find the Shi Wasu Holiday Kitchen at the 2021 EPCOT Festival of the Holidays. Map screenshot courtesy of Disney

No surprises here: Shi Wasu, which serves up Japanese fare, is located at the Japan Pavilion along World Showcase Lagoon.

Shi Wasu Booth Photos and Reviews

Some of our favorite items on the Shi Wasu menu in 2021. Photo by Julie de la Fe

Press photos are one thing—honest reviews and on-site photos are better! Below you will find photos of what we were served and our candid thoughts on this year’s selections. Make sure you check back for more reviews, food photos, and menu details for the 2021 Festival of the Holidays Japan booth.

The Shi Wasu food booth at the EPCOT Festival of the Holidays. Photo by Tina Chiu

We’re covering the 2021 EPCOT Festival of the Holidays all season, and we’ll continue to cover and review everything on the 2021 Shi Wasu booth menu. Check back in here for photos and honest reviews about everything we try.

Chirashi Sushi Tree

Chirashi Sushi Tree. Photo by Julie de la Fe

• Chirashi Sushi Tree; $6.50
  • Sashimi-grade tuna, salmon, ikura, and yellowtail with vegetables decorated on an artistic bed of rice to celebrate the holidays

WDW Magazine reporter Julie de la Fe’s review: “I get nervous about raw fish at theme parks, but this one really surprised me. It did have a high rice-to-filling ratio, but otherwise, it is a good savory option.”

WDW Magazine Editorial Director, Rain Blanken: “Heck yeah, man, I’m eating sushi AND it looks like an adorable lil tree?? One downside here is that is is not a lot of sushi for the price. Do it for the gram, but if you truly have a hankerin’ for some sushi, Katsura Grill and Kabuki Cafe will give you much more for the money.”

New Year Celebration Soba

New Year Celebration Soba at the Shi Wasu Holiday Kitchen at the 2019 Festival of the Holidays. Photo by Rain Blanken

• New Year Celebration Soba; $8.00
  • Buckwheat soba noodle in a hot dashi soup with shrimp tempura, fish cake, shiitake mushrooms, and chopped green onion

New Year Celebration Soba at the Shi Wasu Holiday Kitchen at the 2019 Festival of the Holidays. Photo by Rain Blanken

WDW Magazine Editorial Director, Rain Blanken: “A wabi-sabi wonderland in a bowl. First off, we were surprised by the sheer size of the bowl that was included! This is a soup you can share with a loved one in the true holiday spirit. But you’ll have to decide how much giving you’ll want to do, because there’s just one delectable shrimp tempura. I loved the broth, I loved the fish cakes (that’s what the swirly emoji is in your phone, people) and the noodles were just the right level of done… they didn’t stick together too much, a hallmark of well-made soba.”

Mont Blanc Tart Photo

Mont Blanc Tart. Photo courtesy of Disney Parks Blog

• Mont Blanc Tart; $6.00
  • Matcha mousse tart with a sweet red bean center sprinkled with konpeito sugar candy

WDW Magazine Editorial Director, Rain Blanken: “If you’re like me and you tried the berry version in 2020, you’re in for a bit of a culture shock. This year’s tart features signature Japan flavors, red bean and matcha. If you haven’t had these before, temper your expectations. This won’t be as sweet at last year’s tart, but I think this one has more value because you’re getting more of an authentic Japanese take on dessert!”

Chocolate Banana Boba

Chocolate Banana Boba. Photo by Julie de la Fe

Chocolate Banana Boba

• Cocoa, Japanese milky drink, banana syrup, and strawberry popping boba pearls

WDW Magazine reporter Julie de la Fe’s review: “I didn’t know what to think about this one. First, the portion size is small. Second, there wasn’t much boba … Mine actually may have been stuck in the whip cream until I found it at the end. It wasn’t bad tasting, but I’d probably hold onto my festival budget for some of the many other great non-alcoholic beverages on offer!”

More 2021 Festival of the Holidays Booth Menus and Reviews

• American Holiday Table
• Bavaria Holiday Kitchen
• Chestnuts & Good Cheer Holiday Kitchen
• The Donut Box
• Holiday Hearth Desserts
• Holiday Sweets & Treats
• L’Chaim! Holiday Kitchen
• Las Posadas Holiday Kitchen
• Le Marché de Noël Holiday Kitchen
• Lotus Blossom Café Holiday Kitchen
• Mele Kalikimaka
• Tangierine Café: Flavors of the Medina
• Tuscany Holiday Kitchen
• Yukon Holiday Kitchen
• Funnel Cake
• Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company
• Refreshment Outpost
• Refreshment Port

Photo by Courtney Reynolds

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