Walt Disney World Dining

Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station Review

by Kevin Klose

I live 15 miles from Walt Disney World. I have an annual pass. I am smart enough to know that local folks do not go to the Magic Kingdom the week prior to Easter, on a 90 degree day, with 100% humidity, in the rain.

Throwing better judgement to the wind, me and 3 bazillion of my closest strangers, each pushing a carriage containing a sleeping or crying child headed for the Magic Kingdom today. They were looking for a day of wonder and magic, I had a different agenda.

 

The Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station has opened and I knew you were going to want the details.

 

While waiting in line for the Ferry from the Ticket and Transportation Center (Had to wait for the third Ferry….the first two filled and left without me), I decided that you didn’t need this information. I could go back to my quiet and uncrowded home with my  beloved air conditioner and you would never know. Giving it a second (third and fourth) thought, I realized that it was my duty to get this information out there..

 

The Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station has taken the place of the Tomorrowland Terrace. It’s located at the entrance to Tomorrowland on the right side, opposite Stitch’s Great Escape. (For those of you who are directionally challenged….turn right at the Ice Cream Shop at the end of Main Street).

 

The Tomorrowland Terrace  was a great looking place architecturally, that served mediocre to poor burgers, hotdogs, fries and the like. It was all typical and typically bad, but it was served in this great, terraced, open air space overlooking the gardens and Cinderella’s Castle. The architecture was early 70’s Modern but in an awesome location. For trivia buffs, the roof is where Tink lands when she makes he flight from the Castle prior to the fireworks.

 

The smart folks who make these decisions have done very little to alter this space. It’s received a fresh coat of paint in subtle shades of blues and gray and the multicolored furniture is now also gray. There is new (and subtle) signage, The beautiful terrazzo floors and great views are all left intact.. Big applause to those who saw fit to let this place stay simple and wonderful.

 

On to the best part… the food at the Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station is very good, served in HUGE portions and not outrageously expensive. At this point, I am going to do something that makes you think,,,.boy…is this guy cool or what? I am going to include the entire menu so that you can see for yourself, what I am talking about.

 

 

Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station Menu

 

Noodles

Shrimp Noodle Bowl ……………...$7.99

Wok-seared shrimp served over noodles with assorted vegetable in a garlic chilli broth.

 

Chicken Noodle Bowl……………...$7.29

Wok-seared chicken served over noodles with assorted vegetables in a garlic chili broth.

 

Vegetable Noodle Bowl……………$6.79

Wok-seared Tofu served over noodles with assorted vegetables in a mushroom broth.

 

 

Sandwiches

Hot Dog…………….………………..$4.59

Served with Chip

 

Pork Steamed Bun………..………...$5.99

Freshly steaqmed bun stuffed with shredded barbecue pork and Asian slaw

 

 

Stir Fry Selection

Teriyaki Stir Fry…………………….$6.49

Chicken, vegetables and steamed rice served with Teriyaki Sauce.

 

Shrimp Pad Thai…………………….$7.99

Wok-fired shrimp, rice noodles, eggs, herbs and cashews in a tamarind-peanut flavored sauce.

 

Lo Mien with Chicken………………$6.99

Wok-fired chicken, vegetables and lo mien noodles in a sesame flavored sauce.

 

 

 

Asian Inspired Salads

Cashew Chicken Salad………………..$7.49

Grilled chicken, fresh bok choy,  Napa cabbage and vegetables tossed in our house dressing and garnished with toasted cashews.

 

Mandarin Orange and Spinach Salad…$6.49

Fresh greens with marinated chicken, red and yellow peppers, cucumbers and onions, tossed in our house dressing and garnished with fried pasta

 

 

 

Children’s Offerings

Chicken Stir Fry………………………….$3.99

Sauteed chicken and vegetables tossed with lo mien noodles in Hoisin sauce, served with sugar free Jello, fortune cookie and choice of child’s beverage.

 

Chicken Noodle Soup…………………….$3.99

Chicken noodle soup served with sugar free Jello, fortune cookie and choice of child’s beverage.

 

Terikayi Stir Fry………………………….$3.99

Chicken, vegetables and steamed rice served with Teriyaki sauce, served with sugar free Jello, fortune cookie and choice of child’s beverage.

 

 

Side Options

Pot Stickers………………..……………..$3.99

Wok fired pork dumplings served with dipping sauce.

 

Fried Egg Roll……………………………..$2.39

 

 

Desserts

 

Chocolate Cake topped with Fortune Cookie…$2.29

 

Ginger infused Crème Brulee………….…...…$1.99

 

 

 

See? Told you that you’d think I was cool.

 

There you have it. This is the full menu from the Magic Kingdom’s newest eating establishment. The Noodle Station also has the full line of soft drinks, coffees, milks and juices that you would expect.

 

Our party of four had the children’s Chicken Noodle Soup, Lo Mien with Chicken, Shrimp Pad Thai, Cashew Chicken salad, a large decaf coffee and a large soft drink. The total was $32.00 and change..

 

As I said earlier, the food was tasty, there were huge portions and it didn’t break the bank. And to top all of this….we got to sit in one of the parts of Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom that has changed very little since opening in 1971. You cant beat that with a big old stick.



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