Yak & Yeti™ Restaurant

I honestly have no reason to give this Landry's restaurant anything short of a 5 star review. We had a fabulous lunch with a window view seat on the 2nd level. The service was fantastic! It didn't feel like your typical Disney restaurant food. The Yeti theme was on point, and the Asian inspired cuisine was beautifully presented and tasty.It's located in Asia land at Disney's Animal Kingdom. I had called months before to make a reservation since it's so very popular. At that time, they informed me that I could make the reservations early by being a member of the Landry's Select Club. You pay $25 to sign up, but then you receive that $25 back when you pay at the end of your first reserved meal. So, you're getting a great deal. Do yourself a favor and join the club. You'll be surprised at how many Landry's restaurants are in your area. You get a $25 birthday reward as well.Anyway, Yao was our server. He was so attentive, and so helpful. I unfortunately made him work harder by spilling my iced tea after moving it to an uneven part where the two tables meet. My bad! He took care of it like a pro. Thanks Yao! He brought us new straws and napkins. He was great about giving us warnings on spice levels as well.I couldn't resist getting the popular Cantonese Pork Belly Bowl. The fried egg on top came exactly as requested (well done). I like runny yolk, but not over my noodles. Ha! The bowl was such a generous portion. It was tasty with a little kick of spice. I really enjoyed the flavors mixed with the glazed pork belly. The bok choy had a nice fire grilled taste. It even included some crispy pork wontons, and shiitake mushrooms. I'd order it again.Hubby selected the Korean Fried Chicken & Sticky Ribs platter off of the Secrets of the Temple menu. There's even a Thai Whole Fish on that menu. It's only a limited time, but definitely worth a look. The hubs prefers white meat, but the dish is true to the traditional dark meat (thigh and leg). It was better than he expected. I think he liked the chicken more than the ribs. The jasmine rice was very good, and the gochujang-honey sauce provided a great kick of spice for him without being overly sweet.We were too full for dessert, but there were many. It was reasonably priced considering that $25 was discounted due to the membership. Otherwise, it would be just as pricey as most full service food options at the theme parks. It's Disney World. What can I say? We enjoyed it, and would definitely dine there again. Just keep in mind that you may want to schedule at 11:15am if you're wanting to be seated upstairs. We had an 11:00am reservation. Typically Landry's Select members get priority seating, but they don't start seating up there until 11:15am. We gladly waited. It just would have been great to know that when making the res. It's just something to consider when taking guest's requests over the phone. However, we did know that nothing is guaranteed and should never be expected since they are so busy. Not a deal breaker.

We had lunch here but lunch and dinner prices are the same and it's always packed cause it's part of Animal Kingdom. We had reservations and was seated promptly. We had the pork belly bowl, dragon roll bowl , kids chicken tender and calamari appetizer. The best thing was the calamari. Calamari was lightly fried and came with some fried vegetables which was nice. Portions were good compared to other places at Disney. Flavors of the pork belly felt artificial like it's from a packet. Pork belly had too much fat (I know it's a fatty cut anyways but this was exceptionally fat). The dragon roll bowl which is like sushi bowl. The flavors were okay after first couple bite but after several bites was way too overpowering. The imitation crab meat is literally the cheapest I've ever tasted. The service was okay not memorable. The theme also wasn't that noticeable.

Did was very good and quite a large selection, the drinks were also well designed, downside is because of being inside the park: it's a long waitFor a table, oddly forAn in the park restaurant the prices were fair It's busy inside and as such a little loud, with dim lighting and a Tibetan vibe.

This Is My 2nd Visit To Yak & Yeti! This Is Still My Favorite Place At Animal Kingdom. This Time Around, We Happened To Sit On The 2Nd Floor Facing The Entrance Down Below. Great For People-Watching! For A Light Snack, We Had The Ahi Nachos, Calamari, Coconut Shrimp & Wonton Soup. Main Courses Included Sweet & Sour Pork, Garlic Noodles, Curry, And A Side Of Fried Rice! I'm Definitely A Regular. I should Sign-Up For Laundry's Club

A solid Table Service option in Animal Kingdom, Yak & Yeti offers a mix of Asian and Asian-inspired dishes. It is a great option that will nourish your body from walking all day at the park and will spread your dollars far with a good quality meal. Yak & Yeti is an excellent choice to get away from the typical theme park food and to enjoy a well-prepared meal during your vacation. Located in the Asia part of Disney Animal Kingdom, Yak & Yeti is one of the busier table service options within the park. I have only dined here with an Advanced Dining Reservation (ADR) that was booked through the MyDisneyExperience app. Though ADRs take precedence over walk-ups, it has seemed that most of the times we've visited, walk-up guests can be accommodated. The food is tasty and a good size for the hungry park-goer. On my most recent visit, we were a party of two and had the following order:- Miso Glazed Salmon- Korean Fried Chicken- side of brown riceThe salmon was cooked perfectly and the flavors were evident without being overpowering. The Korean Fried Chicken was good. Not quite what I expected but they were fried crispy and the sauce complemented the chicken well. The Korean Fried Chicken were basically chicken tenders with a sweet sauce drizzled throughout each tender. This could easily be shared among two people and would be a good dish for anyone in your party with a simple or picky or easy-to-please palette. Service was friendly but very slow. At the time of our most recent visit, the restaurant was not full but it seemed like the food took forever to come out. At one point, our waitress started to avoid eye contact with us because even she knew deep down that the the food was taking a long time to be served. We watched hungrily as all of the tables around us got their food, even those who arrived after us. The hangry level was real. Aside from this hiccup with the long wait for our food, we cannot deny that the meal wasn't good and that the quality and price point were also great. We would still return in the future as we've generally had good service experiences here. Note that at the time of our visit, there were no dining plans being offered but they were taking Annual Passholder discounts OR Landry Member discounts for the meal (you can only apply one discount per meal). You will also need a park ticket and reservation to Animal Kingdom to dine at Yak & Yeti.

Did lunch here during a visit to Animal Kingdom, and it wasn't a bad choice. My wife had the chicken tenders, and I had the teriyaki chicken sandwich with fries. Everything was good, not great, but it's what you would hope for in getting a quick meal and out the door. We actually ate outside in the picnic table area, which worked out great. All in all, it's a good choice if you have to eat in the park. The reason I went 3 stars instead of 4, is because of the prices. I know it's a Disney thing, but they really don't have to gouge their park guests as badly as they do.....on everything!

AHI TUNA NACHOS! That's all I'm gonna say... if you love raw tuna, and wontons, this is the plate for you. The tuna is SO FRESH and for the $20 price, it feeds 2-3 people. I also had the kids strawberry lemonade in the light up cup. I did ask if I could add a shot and the waiter said yes but because it's advertised as a kids drink they cannot add alcohol to it behind the bar. So me, being myself did not ask how much this separate shot would be. Turned out to be $13.50 for a shot of Tito's, not worth it. Probably won't do it again. My fiancé had the passion fruit marg that comes in its own take home shaker. Now that, was worth it! So yummy. Our waiter had also mentioned that he was new so he didn't quite know all the answers to our questions but he did a great job overall! This is hands down my favorite restaurant in DAK and I obviously will be back for more tuna nachos

Had a great experience! For a Disney park restaurant; the restaurant brought that Asian theme that Disney was trying to bring in , the food was excellent and the server we had was awesome!

1/6/25 HUGE portions- if there are two of you, get two entrees and share- there will still remain leftovers.Our server was Brya- a bouncy chatty delight.Open to the street, so loud.The nonalcoholic Everest Refresher especially good.No room for dessert.

Saw a lot of YouTube videos praising the place so we reserved. The facility was generally dingy and dirty. The bathroom was gross which makes me wonder about hand washing for the staff. The service was fine. Our server was somewhat attentive and I do not have complaints. The food on the other hand was something else....the calamari smelled and tasted fishy which means it was not fresh. The house fried rice was hard and stale and extremely salty. The Korean fried chicken was average. Kids got the usual stuff from kids menu...chicken was hard as a rock. Rice was ok. This was the equivalent of a tgif meal. I do not recommend and will not be going back in the future.