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Mexico’s festival food offerings usually knock it out of the park each time. And, Jardin de Fiestas for Flower and Garden Festival is no different! I loved everything I ordered!
Jardin de Fiestas
During Epcot’s Flower and Garden Festival, you can find dozens of booths around the park featuring fresh and creative dishes. Not only will you find cuisine based on the countries you visit, but others throughout Epcot offer other food items and beverages as well.
One of my personal favorite booths for each festival is the one located in the Mexico Pavilion. It is consistently good!
The Flower and Garden festival offerings are no different from my past experiences here, so let’s take a look.
Menu
Food Items:
- Sope de Chilorio: Guajillo pepper-braised pork on fried corn shells with black beans, shredded cabbage, crema Mexicana, queso fresco, and chives (New)
- Tamale de Rajas: Poblano peppers, corn, and cheese in masa topped with poblano cream sauce, crema mexicana, pickled carrots and onions with chives (New)
- Flan de Guayaba: Vanilla flan with guava coulis, whipped cream, and fresh fruit (New)
Beverages:
- Lychee Margarita: Centinela Blanco Tequila, lychee liqueur, citrus juice, and agave nectar (New)
- Floral Margarita: Cherry liqueur, mezcal, hibiscus tea, and lime juice (New)
- Craft Mexican Draft Beer
One thing I love about the Mexico Outdoor Kitchen is there are always new menu items each year. Oftentimes, Disney will repeat certain dishes year after year. While I do love my favorite dishes each year, I also like to try new things.
Food Review
The Sope de Chilorio was so good! The shell was softer, and the flavors were all savory and meshed well together. Mexican pork is one of my favorite savory flavor profiles.
I loved both of the savory food dishes at the Jardin de Fiestas Outdoor Kitchen.
Tamales are one of my favorite authentic Mexican dishes, and the Tamale de Rajas were fantastic. While not the best I’ve ever had, they are a familiar favorite and I was happy with my choice to eat one.
I would absolutely eat both again, and I hope you give them a try on your next visit. These dishes are a bit pricey ($8.75 each), but I feel the value is there.
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