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Iced Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso – Grande
Connections Café · World Celebration, EPCOT
Iced Chocolate Almondmilk Shaken Espresso – Grande
Connections Café · World Celebration, EPCOT
Iced Chocolate Almondmilk Shaken Espresso – Grande
Main Street Bakery · Main Street, U.S.A., Magic Kingdom
Iced Horchata Shaken Espresso – Grande
Main Street Bakery · Main Street, U.S.A., Magic Kingdom
Iced Horchata Shaken Espresso – Grande
Connections Café · World Celebration, EPCOT
Iced Lavender Cream Chai – Grande
Connections Café · World Celebration, EPCOT
Iced Lavender Cream Chai – Grande
Main Street Bakery · Main Street, U.S.A., Magic Kingdom
Iced Lavender Cream Matcha – Grande
Connections Café · World Celebration, EPCOT
Iced Lavender Cream Matcha – Grande
Main Street Bakery · Main Street, U.S.A., Magic Kingdom
Iced Mint Tea
Spice Road Table · Morocco Pavilion, EPCOT
Iced Mint Tea
with Bombay Sapphire Gin
Spice Road Table · Morocco Pavilion, EPCOT
Iced or Hot Green Tea
Teppan Edo · Japan Pavilion, EPCOT
Iced Tea
Rose & Crown Dining Room · United Kingdom Pavilion, EPCOT
Iced Tea
Cinderella's Royal Table · Fantasyland, Magic Kingdom
Iced Tea
Rose & Crown Pub · United Kingdom Pavilion, EPCOT
Iced Ube Coconut Macchiato – Grande
Main Street Bakery · Main Street, U.S.A., Magic Kingdom
Iced Ube Coconut Macchiato – Grande
Connections Café · World Celebration, EPCOT
Iced White Chocolate Mocha – Grande
Connections Café · World Celebration, EPCOT
Iced White Chocolate Mocha – Grande
Main Street Bakery · Main Street, U.S.A., Magic Kingdom
Icewine Martini
with Buffalo Trace Cream Bourbon
Le Cellier Steakhouse · Canada Pavilion, EPCOT
Ichigo Colada
Strawberry Pina Colada
Teppan Edo · Japan Pavilion, EPCOT
Ichigo Parfait
Layers of luscious strawberries, cheesecake, and vanilla ice cream
Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya · Japan Pavilion, EPCOT
Ichiju Sansai – A Modern Beginning
We start with ichiju sansai—one soup, two dishes—the foundation of Japanese cuisine. Inspired by the cha-kaiseki ritual of “four bowls,” this course invites you to open each lidded bowl at once and experience the beginning of your meal with all five senses. Seasonal ingredients and careful preparation set the tone for what’s to come.
Takumi-Tei · Japan Pavilion, EPCOT
Ichiro Malt and Grain — Glass
Takumi-Tei · Japan Pavilion, EPCOT