Eet by Maneet Chauhan

I'm a little fan girl to Maneet the Queen of Spices!! So I got exiled to finally get to try her restaurant!! It's super tucked away! But super cute spot! KY (cashier) and India (food runner) they were sooo great!!Being our 1st time we were reading the menu and Ky stepped in and gave us a whole tour of the menu!! Explain and gave us options!!! Painted a whole picture for us!!! Sooo great!! India had such a great energy!!! She checked on us few times! I love seeing those who actually enjoy their jobs!! These 2 did!!! When we came in it was quiet but they kept that energy up!!!We will be back!!! We are locals and we come to Disney Springs often!!!

So as a fan of Food Network, I've been wanting to try Manet Cauhan's "eet" at Disney Springs. Not disappointed, but not sure I would go back. Even by ""Disney Prices" this was high!The D.I.Y. Pani Puri were amazing and totally what I expected from this celebrity chef! Unlike anything I've ever tried before! If I go back it would be for this!!!The Saag Paneer Naan Pizza was just Ok. Could have used a little more sauce and I thought it would be crispy. Not worth the $16.95.

My son and I love Indian food. So when we started planning for this Disney World trip, we made sure to include Eet on our list of must try places. We weren't disappointed with the food at all. We had the Samosas and the Naan with the whipped paneer and pimentos. Both of those dishes were incredible. We especially loved the different sauces that came with the Naan. As his meal he had the Saag Paneer flat bread and he said it was delicious. I had a Paneer Tikka bowl which was really good. I prefer my Paneer a bit softer but the flavors were great. You order at the counter but then there is a person that brings your food and also picks up your dishes and checks if you need anything. The food was overall very delicious and I would go and say that they have the best Naan I have ever tasted and I have had Naan in India. The restaurant is well laid out and feels welcoming. My only two complaints are that they ran out of Mango Lassi at 12:30 PM and that the food was very pricey. I paid $98.00 for the two of us including tip. That seems a bit steep to me. I can recommend this restaurant for the taste and quality of the food if you can swallow the prices.

As a fan of Maneet on Food Network shows, I had to stop by on my recent trip to Disney Springs! It's tucked in a corner so a bit hard to find if you don't know it's there. I had the chicken tikka masala pizza which was tasty and a personal pizza size. It was a bit pricey for a counter service restaurant at about $17 and basically just chicken tikka masala on naan covered with mozzarella cheese. My friend had a build your own bowl which she enjoyed and I think is a better meal. I would return if I'm craving Indian food while at Disney springs but since there's also many options to choose from in the area it wouldn't be my first pick

Who doesn't love the dancing spice queen? All of these celebrity chefs have restaurants in Disney Springs, I love it!My wife & I came to Disney just before Christmas. We have dinner reservations inside the park but I'd like to stop by and see Eet. We walk inside and see its a quick service restaurant. You order from the counter and the waitress brings your food to the table. I wanted to drink a simple Chai Tea. Looking at the menu there is a special tea listed, Holiday Chai-eer.Oh baby, lets party! Speaking of parties, the stocked bar behind the counter is front and center. I can see how the dancing spice queen gets her groove on!My wife wanted to try the Samoas, I never had it before but I'm into trying something new. Our food came out quickly. We started a conversation with the waitress. My wife asked if she's ever met Maneet. The waitress said she's very nice and has been to Orlando a few times since the opening. I mean, If I see Maneet in the kitchen we are dancing! *I saw Emeril at his restaurant and he was laser focused. I wasn't saying BAM to himFirst time here and I enjoyed what we ordered. I'll come back with my in laws for lunch in a few months

Watching Maneet cook amazing dishes on TV has me always dreaming of getting to try her creations in person. Well at Eet I finally got to experience the spice queens cooking! Boy was it worth it!I find most restaurants at Disney to be overpriced and disappointing from a foodie standpoint. However at Eet they have found the magic. If you like bland flavorless food you won't like Eet. If you want your taste buds to be energized with amazing flavors then this is the place for you. My only wish is that Maneet decides to bring her flavors to the Phoenix area someday. I would visit every week.

Been meaning to stop in here for a while. Fast casual and you can order yourself just not alcohol. Build Your Own Bowl with rice, moriel sauce and chicken really tasty and cooked perfectly Deb got the pizza. It was tasty but could have been a little crisp for me. The naan bread server was really tasty and fun with all the sauces. The food was good but could have been seasoned a little more. I added hot sauce to kick it up.

Decent Indian eatery at Disney Springs. They do not have that money options there but we love Indian cuisine so decided to try out Eet by Manet. The food was fresh and tasty, nothing really special and nothing too authentic. I liked that they had inside and outside seating, that's a plus.Another plus - they had kids menu!

Tucked away in a corner in disney springs is the most delightful little Indian spot! It's a fast-casual concept sprouted by a Michelin star chef, & the food was fresh & flavorful! While I do think the prices seemed a little steep, you can tell the food is prepared fresh, & each bite was so delicious. There is an outdoor patio in the back that makes it feel as if you're in India grabbing some grub. It's the cutest little spot & I can't wait to go back. Also just 2 entrees was more than plenty for my boyfriend & myself!

It's 3-4 stars. It can definitely go to a solid 4 either way tweaks. I've said since it opened, it needs more quick street food on the menu. Grab and go type stuff. How about easy rotis and things like that as starters or sides?It's got great homemade juices and a wonderful cilantro water but I thought the cilantro water would be like a normal glass of water flavored with cilantro. It's a tiny bottle you need to wait for with your meal.The blend have promise. Ditch the salsa and ditch the chickpea things. The tikka masala is great but we need more of it. Go check out his they do the bowls at Animal Kingdom and you'll have winners.Butter naan was excellent and homemade freshly. A real stand out - unlike the horrid average ones at Animal Kingdom.This can be a winning spot. It's at the entrance of Disney Springs and has a captive audience. We'd have eaten there plenty of times before, if we could have ordered something quick and easy to walk around with.We wish you much success there!