Epcot unveils Food & Wine festival menus, prices

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Walt Disney World has released the menu — and the prices — for the 2025 Epcot International Food & Wine Festival, which begins later this month.

There are dozens of new-to-fest edibles listed and one new “global marketplace” with an intergalactic feel. Visitors can check out Gyozas of the Galaxy with three different styles of dumplings on the menu: buffalo-style, French onion soup-style and street corn-style.

That kiosk will be near the Creations Shop, Disney notes, therefore also close to the Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind ride. Although the festival opens Aug. 28, Gyozas of the Galaxy won’t be available until a month later. That kiosk, along with Coastal Eats, will debut Sept. 28.

The dumplings will sell for $6, according to the official Disney World website. In a departure from previous Epcot fests, the menu prices have been posted before the event opens.

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Other new temptations may include Korean BBQ wings (Brew-Wing Lab kiosk), a seaside pot pie (Coastal Eats) and liquid nitrogen pumpkin cheesecake mousse (Swirled Showcase).

Both the Italy and the France kiosk have entirely new menus this year. Look for bacetti “kisses” di pizza, chocolate spuma, boeuf bourguignon and trio d’escargots in those areas.

One purpose of an international food fest (and Epcot in general) is exploration, so quicker that you can say schinkennudln, Epcotters can be exposed to zwieblechuen (Sommerfest), osakana karaage (Japan) and schiacciata sandwich (Forest & Field).

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Unique sounding on the new beverage front: Remy milkshake, a non-alcholic, strawberry-cheesecake milkshake topped with a cookie, mini-cheesecake, white chocolate Eiffel tower and a strawberry. It’s on the Sunshine Seasons menu.

The festival again will feature Emile’s Fromage Montage, a cheese-centric stroll; Remy’s Ratatouille Hide & Squeak scavenger hunt; specialty merchandise, and the Eat to the Beat concert series. Admission is included with regular Epcot admission (theme park reservations may be required).

The entire menu is available at the official Disney Parks Blog and the Disney World website (click on Things to Do, then the food and wine festival). The festival runs daily through Nov. 22.

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