Review! EPCOT's Shi Wasu Holiday Kitchen is Back with Yummy Soba Noodles and a NEW Dessert!

Happy holidays from World Showcase in EPCOT! We’re taking you with us throughout the day to check out the holiday festivities and (most importantly) the food at this year’s Taste of EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays!

Shi Wasu Booth

As the event kicks off, we’ve been indulging ourselves with themed eats and drinks from the MANY food booths at the pavilions. And, we’re happy to see that the Shi Wasu Holiday Kitchen has brought back some menu items from previous years and has also added a brand NEW treat to the list!

Love Soba noodles or Sushi? Shi Wasu Holiday Kitchen is the place to be at this year’s Festival of the Holidays!

Shi Wasu Menu

Food

When you stop by this booth, you can try something savory like the New Year Celebration Soba, made with Buckwheat Soba Noodles, Hot Dashi Soup, Shrimp Tempura, Fish Cake, and Chopped Green Onion for $7.50.

New Year Celebration Soba

We loved the shrimp in this bowl because it had a tempera texture and flavor. If you like ramen noodles, we think you will really enjoy this bowl! We wouldn’t say it was our favorite savory item at the Festival so far, but it was still quite yummy.

If you’re looking for a lighter option, you can grab the Chirashi Sushi Tree, which is made with Sashimi-grade Tuna, Salmon, Ikura, Yellowtail, and Vegetables on a bed of Rice for $6. The flavors weren’t that much of a standout to us last year, but you can’t deny that it’s a totally Instagram worthy!

Chirashi Sushi Tree | Photo from 2019

Want try something brand NEW? Shi Wasu is now offering a new dessert — the Ichigo Mont Blanc Tart, which is a Strawberry and Bavarian Cream-filled Tart that’s sprinkled with Konpeito (which is a Japanese sugar candy).

Ichigo Mont Blanc Tart

Overall, the tart wasn’t bad but it wasn’t exactly the cutest.

We have thoughts on the Ichigo Mont Blanc Tart from Shi Wasu Holiday Kitchen (Japan). Review coming soon! pic.twitter.com/1mgstqp45L

— AJ Wolfe (@DisneyFoodBlog) November 27, 2020

The flavor of the tart reminded us a bit of the strawberry tart we’ve had in the France pavilion at Les Halles Boulangerie Patisserie, but we honestly have to say we’d prefer the one in France by far.

Beverages

Want a drink to pair with your eats? You can sip on the returning Sapporo Draft Beer for $4.25 for a 6oz serving…

Sapporo Draft Beer | Photo from 2018

…a Tsubaki Whiskey Sour, mixed up with Plum Wine, Whiskey, Cranberry Juice, Sugar, and Lemon for $7.75…

Tsubaki Whiskey Sour | Photo from 2019

…or the non-alcoholic Ichigo Milk Boba, which is a Cranberry and Yuzu Cream Drink that has Japanese Calpico and popping Strawberry Boba Pearls for $5.25.

Shi Wasu Holiday Kitchen Food Booth | Photo from 2018

Well, that’s all for us from the Shi Wasu booth. We still have so many other food booths to visit, and we’ll be taking you with us to see them all! Be sure to stick around as we explore everything this year’s EPCOT Festival of the Holidays has to offer.

Click here to see our FULL booth reviews from this year’s festival!

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