Lotus Blossom Café

This was delicious! I got the orange chicken combo which comes with about 5-6 pieces of delicious orange chicken! (The flavor was not overpowering which I like!) White rice, a pork egg roll and a fortune cookie as well!My only complaint is that this quick-service is covered, but primarily outdoors. There is no indoor seating, so it was an uncomfortable lunch lol. Also wouldn't recommend eating this if you have stomach issues and a long park day ahead of you. As someone with IBS, this did not agree. But it was delicious regardless and this factor does not affect my rating.

One of the better quick service foods in Epcot and that's saying a lot because there's amazing food here. It's super quick and filling. Nothing special about the building, outside seating mostly but you're there for a short time anyways.

Average chinese food, mass prepared which is not good for Chinese where you need quick stir fry, not under heat lights. We had Chicken fried rice and beef fried noodles. The beef was very tough. Try chicken.

Bummed about this quick service restaurant as it has so much potential! Most quick service restaurants in Epcot offer similar food offerings (and quality) to their restaurant counterparts in their pavilion, Lotus Blossom Café is lacking here. The orange chicken quality and texture was questionable, and I was bummed you could only order this with rice rather than noodles as they do not offer substitutions for their limited menu. Skip this one!

We went to Nine Dragons next door yesterday, and we were back in Epcot, and against our better judgment, decided to give Lotus Blossom Cafe a try for a quick dinner. Big mistake. The food is horrible here. Had the Mongolian beef with noodles, which tasted absolutely nothing like Mongolian beef. Yes, it was beef, with onions, and like a bland teriyaki sauce. The noodles tasted like it was just seasoned with soy sauce. There were also some steamed vegetables that were overcooked and tasteless, and an ok tasting egg roll. The orange chicken was better, but nothing to write home about. Never again, and I didn't even waste my time taking a pic of the food. Not recommended.

So there are always a bounty of delicious things that can be found at Epcot and Lotus blossom is nothing short of that as it's just been yummy the few times I've been here!So those who know me know that I love myself some good Orange Chicken and to find spots that do it right sometimes seems like it's harder than it should be especially at a park!So of the things here I totally went with the Orange Chicken and it was just perfect nice fry on it with a yummy sauce and a delicious side of steamed vegetables with that scoop of white rice and a pork egg roll!Like it's a whole meal that fills you up with that delicious Asian flavor you soo came here for!Overall this is another awesome spot in a park that's full of good food so I'm sure I'll be back here again at some point because that's totally what's good in every way!

Great for getting out of the sun and having a beer. The seating area is not air conditioned. Past pictures show the kids meal come with 2 egg rolls and two potstickers. Not anymore. Thy nixed an egg roll. Food is ok. A plus for having onsite bathrooms.

Disney's version of Panda Express - solid food with BIG portions. I would recommend getting one plate ($14.50) for your group of 2-3 because of how big and filling these portions are, especially so that you won't get a food coma and can continue to explore the rest of the park's food and rides.Mongolian Beef Plate (3.5/5): The beef was very tender and juicy for a fast food restaurant, but the spicy noodles have no flavor and the slightest kick of pepper. The noodles are also cut really short, which makes it less enjoyable (maybe they cut it for the kids to eat?). Egg roll wasn't the worst, nice crisp outside and soft filling inside. Veggies were kinda soggy, but I liked the variety. Overall this is worth the $14.50 if you're aiming park food sustenance - it got me full for majority of the day! But if your aim is for top notch Disney food, just share a plate here and go somewhere else in a few hours.

Chicken friend rice combo is fine, nothing too special but pretty good. The Mongolian beef and noodles is really good though! Egg rolls are pretty good, and steamed vegetables are good too. It's a pretty filling meal for a pretty good price - ~$15 per person without a drink. This is a really good quick option if you are in EPCOT!

Our party of three decided to stop here for lunch during our Epcot visit. We shared Magolian beef, egg rolls, veggies, and lo mein. We also decided to try plum wine for the first time. Our meal was tasty, not too salty. The beef was surprisingly tender. We thought for sure the beef would be tough. The plum wine was light and refreshing. It was perfectly suited for a warm day. We all loved the plum wine. There were plenty of tables for indoor and covered outdoor dining. Two employees were constantly cleaning the dining areas. Pricing was acceptable for the tourist trap area.