Kabuki Cafe

A bit disappointed during my visit here. Stopped here shortly after opening. They didn't have any sushi and said they were out. My boyfriend ended up getting Nigori Sake, which he stated he did enjoy. He said it was also unfiltered.I'm still mad about no sushi.

Cute little shaved ice stand located in Epcot's Japan!I was craving something cold and refreshing for a hot day, so this was perfect. I got the Kakigōri with Sweet Milk Topping, which was the rainbow shaved ice, with flavors strawberry, melon, cherry, tangerine and blue raspberry, and topped with condensed milk. I was actually disappointed with the shaved ice consistency, since it was super crunchy with huge ice chunks, and I had to chew a lot of part of it. However the flavors were delicious, the amount of the condensed milk was generous, and the workers were so sweet! The portion is pretty big, so if you're not super hungry I recommend sharing it with someone. They also had alcoholic versions available with infused Sake. If you like your shaved ice on the softer, melt-in-your-mouth side, then it'll probably be a skip. However if you're looking for a refreshing treat on a hot day, then this is the place to be!

I ordered the cold sake and iced matcha latte here. The matcha latte came with 3 pumps of vanilla syrup and you can ask for it to be less sweet. I kept it as is and didn't think the drink was too sweet. It tasted better than Starbucks's matcha lattes but the bar is still low. The matcha flavor is light and not grassy. The drink is milky overall. The matcha powder isn't well sifted and there's a bunch of powder clumps everywhere. If you're craving or desperate for matcha and don't want Starbucks, this is the place to go. I don't recommend this otherwise. Go try other Epcot foods!

I really enjoyed the flavor of the melon option. Strawberry was great too! What fell flat for me was the ice texture. It didn't real feel any different than traditional snow cones so I was not super impressed.The flavor drains from the snow cone pretty quickly! After a few minutes, I had no more syrup in the top layer of ice so I ended up throwing it away. The bottom (cup) had all the flavor and it was good! A solid cool treat! But felt no different than a normal snow cone.

the sake slushie is the best!!! highly recommend!honestly this is one of my favorite places to go to in Epcot. I love coming here every time as the kakigori is on point & you can always get something alcoholic here over ice!

Yet another small walk up stand to get a sweet treat. The Kabuki Cafe has some of the best shaved ice. They offer drinks as well, but on a hot day like today we chose the cherry and blue raspberry shaved ice. Service was ok, but the shaved ice was the star of the show. Not too hard and easy to dig in with a spoon. It didn't melt too fast and we were able to sit and enjoy it while watching a show. It was flavorful and not messy at all.

Located in the Japanese area within Epcot is Kabuki Cafe. I was drawn to it by the shaved ice on display. Walking around in 95 degree heat, it's hard to bear shaved ice.Perhaps it was the heat, but shaved ice never tasted so good. We got the rainbow, which is a mix of melon and strawberry, and a cherry with sweet milk topping, I would recommend getting the milk topping as it adds a creaminess to the sugar.

After lunch at Epcot, we walked around several of the other pavilions, checking out the grocery store in Japan and getting a rainbow kaki gori at one of the stands nearby.The kaki gori is shaved ice with Strawberry, Cherry, Melon, and Tangerine. Add some sweet condensed milk on top to make it extra delicious. You will probably need help to finish this one, but it's a Disney favorite treat, so make sure you get one before you leave the park.I thoroughly enjoyed it and it's the perfect drink on a hot day!

I had the amazing Kakigōri with sweet milk topping Japanese Shaved Ice available in Rainbow and it was really good. It is a perfect dessert for Epcot and it is great for photos.

We were looking for something to quench our thirst. We found just the item in Japan Pavilion. Here at Kabuki Café, the staffs with sweet smiles greeted us, and yes, they were Japanese! They offer some snacks like edamame, sushi, and some Japanese beer & sake!We wanted one of their kakigori, and while struggling to pick one, one of the female staff told us we can get "rainbow" that comes with three of the most popular flavors. Sold! We got Rainbow Kakigori. It was a good size, especially for the cheap price tag. Tall and packed, and I mean, really packed. We didn't realize how tightly they packed the ice until we started to "try" to eat it... We had to jam our plastic spoon into it a few time to get a piece, but if we were not too careful, it will just fly into the air with the force! I wish if they didn't pack the ice so much... Otherwise, it was refreshing and tasty. After we were already eating them, I realized I could've have gotten the "sweet milk topping" which is like a drizzle of condensed milk on top for another $1. Well, it was less sweet and more refreshing without it, so I was fine with that.