Disney World: Part 2

This post completed my final part of this trip. A must-see spot within Epcot is World Showcase which is a collective of Pavilions that wrap around the World Showcase Lagoon. Inside the Pavilions, there are shops, attractions and restaurants that represent the culture and cuisine of these 11 countries. Unfortunately, we did not have enough time to visit every single one of them.

•Mexico
•Norway
•China
•Germany
•Italy
•United States
•Japan
•Morocco
•France
•United Kingdom
•Canada

After a long walk, we stopped by Les Chefs de France which is a French restaurant (does the name give it away?). It was such a fine dining as everything on the menu was at five-star restaurant prices (the cheapest one on the menu is $25 or $28 for an entree and desserts are about $10 per item)

And no..I didn't go for the cheapest one on the menu as some of you thought haha...I ordered the duck dish (can't remember what it was called) and the hub had his beef. Bon Appetit!!!

Since I have never been to France, I can't tell you how authentic these dishes were but they tasted quite alright. Total for these two entrees costed a little over $85 with tip. It is kind of neat that all the waiters and waitresses are of French nationals and you can literally practice your Frech with them.

It may be cheaper to get a package deal to the Disney World if you plan to visit as a family. I can easily see myself shelling out $400-$500 bucks here per day just on entrance fee and food for a family of 3-4. Crazy expensive!!