Nine Dragons Restaurant

World Showcase, Epcot

  • Main Details

  • Cuisine Chinese
  • Type Table Service
  • Price Range $30 and under
  • Alcohol Served
  • Characters
  • Disney Operated
  • Disney Dining Plan

  • Disney Dining Plan
  • DDP Credits 1
  • Important Dates

  • Opening Oct 1 1982
  • Dining Room

  • Indoor Seating
  • Outdoor Seating
  • Capacity Medium
  • Child Friendly
  • Reservations

  • Available
  • Required
  • Recommended
  • Walk-Up Possibility High
  • Website Disney.com
  • Menu Highlights

  • Lunch and Dinner Honey-Sesame Chicken, Sweet-and-Sour Pork, Kung Pao Chicken, Spit-Roasted Beijing Chicken, Pot Stickers, Shrimp and Chicken Egg Rolls, Coconut Rice Pudding.
  • Dining Availability

  • Breakfast Not Served
  • Lunch 12pm to 3:25pm
  • Dinner From 3:30pm
  • Discounts

  • Annual Passholder
  • DVC Members
  • Passholder Discount 10% Discount applies to the regular price of food and non-alcoholic beverages (excluding applicable tax and gratuity) during all available meal periods. Discount not valid on Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve. Special events excluded.
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Nine Dragons is the table service restaurant at Epcot's China Pavilion. The menu showcases authentic Chinese cuisine, but with a lighter, contemporary touch. Diners can still order traditional appetizers such as pot stickers and eggrolls, but a favorite is the Dioa Yu Tai cucumber salad, with a light spice and sweet-and-sour vinaigrette. Or the crisp shrimp and taro “lollipops,” deep-fried and served on a stick. 

Entrées range from traditional such as fried rice, sweet-and-sour chicken, and kung pao chicken, but more contemporary Asian fare include peppery shrimp with spinach noodles, spit-roasted Beijing chicken with mashed taro and a mix-and-match noodle sampler.

The lobby features etched glass and gold artwork on one wall, depicting a pair of dragons playing with a golden ball. (The ball represents wisdom, and the dragons, representing people, are forever chasing it.) The dining room is brightened with colorful lanterns in pale greens, blues and reds and elegant glass sculptures from China backlit on one wall.