EPCOT World Showcase 2026 | Eating Around the World for Under $100 | NEW Food | Walt Disney World

Hey friends, today we are hanging out in Epcot and we're going to be eating our way around World Showcase on a budget. I want to show you the cheapest thing in each country that still holds some kind of like that ignis to each country so you can get the full around the world experience without spending a fortune. So we're going to drink some drinks, eat some food, and have a beautiful Epcot World Showcase kind of day. Anyhoos, let's go do this. It is such a beautiful day out today. Temperatures are in the high 90s and I'm excited to explore around World Showcase and show you all the amazing food you can eat from around the world here at Epcot. Eating around the world at Epcot is one of my favorite things to do at Walt Disney World and it can be a little expensive, especially since you have 11 countries. So I'm going to try to show you guys not the cheapest thing but the cheapest most authentic like thing for that country and uh just do a lap around World Showcase. I'll probably stick to like the quick service and snacks. I mean, there's restaurants that will set you back like 30 to 50 dollars but I'm probably guessing we're going to be in between 10 and 20 dollars each item. So we're looking to spend uh quite a bit but it's such a cool experience and to me it's worth the money. I just love taking in all of the different countries, looking at the culture, the art, enjoying the food, and it's going to be a fun day. So I think we're going to head straight on into World Showcase. I normally like to start in Mexico but I think for today's video, we're going to start in Canada and then make our way through the United Kingdom, France, Morocco, Japan, America, then we'll have Italy, Germany, China, Norway, and Mexico until we do a full lap around World Showcase. And we picked the perfect time to come make this video because there's no festivals going on. All we have are the countries themselves. These videos are some of my favorite videos to make and I've done a lot of videos like this in the past, especially ones where I show you the different snacks in each country. You know, like candy and prepackaged snacks. Today, I'm trying to focus more on like hot items, the quick service [music] locations and the snack carts like I mentioned, but you should definitely try to go around and try different candies and chocolates and chips from each country. That's the cheapest way to do it because it's under $10, but today I have a feeling we're going to eat lots of food and Canada just opened up a new poutine stand, so I think we'll start there. A nice way to experience the Canadian culture is with some delicious poutine. And here it is, the La Poutinerie hosted by Air Canada. I like how they have the terminal sign up there. It's actually giving out trivia about Canada, so we'll have to check that out once we get our fries. But look at what they did here. This looks so fancy. Wow, I really like what they did with the poutine stand. And here are the poutine that they offer. Ooh, Le Authentique. Queue. I really am not good at reading, but that looks amazing. And they actually have another one that comes with some smoked meat and pickles. I don't know which one to try. I think we should just go with the the authentique, the authentique, $10.99, too. I was torn between getting the maple popcorn or poutine here in Canada and the maple popcorn is only $6.99, which is definitely the cheapest, but you can't go wrong with some authentic poutine. So, we're going to get the Le Authentique. Le Authentique, the Quebec. We got our poutine and it looks incredible. Look at that. This is a huge portion and I kind of want to eat it with a beautiful view. So, I'm going to take our poutine down by the garden here. Look at how beautiful the Canadian pavilion is here at World Showcase. And it's got like such great views. The perfect snacking place is definitely down here somewhere. They've always had a poutine stand here in Canada, but they recently closed it and reopened it with a brand new recipe. I hear that it used to be run by not Canadians, and now it's run by Canadians. They basically went up to Canada and got a new recipe. So, I'm excited to try. Think the french fries definitely look different. Oh, yeah. Oh, look at that. Very gravy and delicious. I want to get a little bit of everything in one bite. Try to get all these potatoes in there. I might have to do a scoop. Scoopsy potato. Oh, the french fries are incredible. But, I think my favorite thing about the poutine is the gravy. It's so flavorful, and I'm glad we got to try it. And I'm glad we came down here to eat it. It's so beautiful. And a lot of people don't know they have like a little pathway over here. So, I'm going to take my french fries on a walk. I want to show you around the Canadian pavilion, some of my favorite areas. Look at this bridge here. It runs along the river. Look how cozy this is. Snacking away on some poutine, walking around and exploring Canada. Wow, I love it back here, and it seems like nobody's back here, either. They usually have the big waterfall, and this is the entrance to Canada Far and Wide right on over here, which is like a nice show with that shows all of the beauty of Canada. But, look at this. Isn't it cozy? Another good snacking spot. You know, for our first stop, I consider this a win. We got to try something authentic and new, and I love what they did with the poutine, and I love just snacking on the fries down here. It's so beautiful in the Canadian pavilion, and this is what I want to do. I want to go around World Showcase, grab an authentic food and just embrace all of the culture of the country. So, time to move along. Time for our next stop, but I got to get one more french fry in. Oops. Hmm. As I was making my way to the United Kingdom, I ran into a friend who ordered the Montreal, which is uh another version of the poutine they sell at the La Poutine-erie. And this one has meat on it and pickles. This one cost $12.99, but I wanted to show you cuz it looks so good. And now, like I mentioned, we're going to move along, make our way to the United Kingdom. I'm not too sure what I'm going to get over here yet. They do have a couple of good options, but like I said, we're trying to do this on a budget. There is multiple things in each country you can do, and everyone's list could be different, but like I said, we're trying to just do a mix of like budget-friendly but authentic, you know, kind of cuisine. So, we might just grab something from the fish and chips stand because I figure when it comes to, you know, food in the United Kingdom, fish and chips is pretty popular. And you can get a full order of fish and chips, but I think there's making an a la carte option. I'm trying to, you know, make it budget-friendly and also I don't want to overeat. We already had those fries, so having double fries, maybe we can just get the fish. Can I just have the fish? Hold the chips, please. You can always stop into the Rose and Crown to get yourselves a pint, but I'm going to make my way to the fish shop. Going to get ourselves some fish, maybe some chips, and find a nice cozy spot. It doesn't look that busy in the UK over here. So, I'm sure we'll find a nice cozy spot to enjoy our fish. Maybe right here in the middle, right next to everybody. Here is a look at the menu at the fish shop. You can get the chips on your own for only $5.49, but I kind of want to get the fish. So, I'll ask if I can get the fish on its own. You can also get a couple of drinks here. They have lagers and ales, but I'm just sticking to food today. Just some fish food. Well, I was going to just get the fish and not the chips. The fish on its own is like 1350, but the fish and chips combo is 1450. So, for a dollar more, you can get the chips in. Might as well. So, fish and chips it is. I'm going to take my fish and chips and go for a walk through the streets of the United Kingdom. We'll find a nice cozy spot back here. They usually have like a little uh maze and a uh kind of concert venue under a gazebo. They have some live music back here. So, it's the perfect snack spot. Oh, yeah. Look at this. There's hardly anyone back here. We might have the whole entire UK Pavilion to ourselves. Might sit down on a bench right over there. It's definitely a pretty large portion of fish and a good amount of chips for 1450. And I'm hoping the fish is kind of like crispy. I like it when I have a little crunch with my fish and chips. So, cheers. Cheers to the United Kingdom. Oh. Much too good. This is actually very delicious. I love the flavor of the batter. The chips have a nice saltiness to them and this is a very cozy spot to snack away. I think there's people lining up over there to see Winnie the Pooh. They have a Pooh meet and greet along with Mary Poppins. She comes out here. I don't know when. Alice also you can see her kind of over where that gazebo is, but it's very cozy over here. I'm enjoying my fish and chips a lot. The outsides has a nice crunchy texture. The inside's a little soggy. No one's got time for soggy fish, but the chips The chips are good. I'm glad we got them. I'm going to take my fish and chips on the move. If you want to get some tea, they have a nice little tea shop over here. But, uh up next I think we have France. So, uh might as well keep moving along. I think we're making good time and we're still under 50 bucks. I mean, we still got nine more stops to go. Uh but, uh like I said, I know what I signed up for. I know how much all of this is going to cost. The fish and chips were incredible, but I do want to mention I used to think coming to like the Food and Wine Festival or Flower and Garden Festival was a cheaper, easier way to eat around the world, but over the years it's getting just as expensive and the portions are getting a little bit tinier. So, this is a great alternative that's available all year cuz all this food is here every day and it's great for families, friends, couples cuz you can share it. Or if you want to do it yourself, do it yourself. Treat yourself. I'm going to be meeting up with some friends, so they're going to be pecking at some of my food, but uh now I want to keep moving along. It's time to make our way to France. Time for a nice little France treat. Since we made it over to France, I think we should make our way back to the bakery. Look how beautiful it is over here. We got the fountains right here and I was like kind of torn cuz I was like, "If I'm in France, do I get a baguette or do I get a crepe?" And I think I'll find something probably more appetizing in the bakery. So, we're going to skip out on the crepe over at Ratatouille and like I said, just stick to maybe a fresh baguette. Beauty and the Beast was one of my favorite movies and I used to think they were saying Maurice the baguettes, but they were actually saying Marie the baguettes. Maurice wasn't even in the town, so it was always Marie all along. Hopefully the line isn't that long. This is always the busiest like kind of quick service location cuz it has so many great treats and it's actually pretty big. Oh, wow, the line's not that bad at all. Usually I'm used to like literally a 20-30 minute wait. This is pretty amazing here. And it's in the gift shop, so you can actually shop for uh souvenirs and food. Oh, wow. We really, really lucked out here. Oh, I can't wait. I was going to get just a baguette, but oh boy, with all these treats around me, I might want to get something sweet. Woah, look at that. You can get a whole baguette for $4.95. $4.95, but they have a lot of other really good things in here. I'm going to stick to the baguette though. We already have a lot of food, but I did want to get a dessert. I always like getting this Napoleon there, or one of these creme brulees. I really can't believe they have a whole baguette. A whole baguette. Look at this. Woof! For $4.95. You can actually get half of a baguette for $2.95. I'm just going to make like I'm going to break bread. I'm going to break some bread. I could have my own half one. I was going to get the half one for $2.95, but there's no need on breaking the baguette here. Wow, I can't even believe it. I got to give it a bite. Cheers. Cheers to baguettes in France. If you're not going to eat it all, you could put the other half in the bag and just walk around snacking on a baguette. Snacking on a baguette. I feel like I'm walking around the streets of Paree, looking at the art, snacking on a baguette. This is really nice. Might as well just take our baguette on the road with us and start making our way over to Morocco. And I'm excited cuz I think we'll get some baklava from there. A little dessert. We've been doing French fries and baguettes. Now, I want something a little sweet, but look how cozy France is. And I really do love snacking on a baguette when you walk around World Showcase. This is a new experience for me, and I like it a lot. It's so sad seeing World Showcase empty because there's no festival going on. This is usually where they have one of the food and wine and flower and garden festival booths, but nothing's happening now. I think they call this diet Epcot. I think I like it better. It seems quiet here. Not that busy at all. And for the Morocco, they have a sit-down restaurant and they used to have another restaurant all the way in the back, but I think we're just going to go to the Tangerine Cafe if it's open. Get ourselves some baklava. I was looking to get some baklava, but they don't have that here at the Tangerine Cafe. They do have a stone baked Moroccan bread for only $5.29, which that's not a bad deal at all. But I kind of had my heart set on that baklava and I think they sell it across the way. So we're going to head over there. I'm going to go get some baklava and I don't know. I don't think it should be more expensive than $5. They really don't have a lot of offerings here. I didn't want to get the Moroccan bread because we just had a baguette, A WHOLE BAGUETTE. I MEAN, I'M DOUBLE DOING IT ON THE BREAD business then. Oh, yeah. This is what I'm talking about. They've got pistachio baklava over there. They've got a lot of other really cool like Moroccan treats. They actually have a really good selection here. It's almost like a bakery case. So I guess to the pistachio business. Oh, here's the actual menu. You can do a pick one for $3.79. A pick three and that's all those pastries over there. So one baklava is only $3.79. That's perfect. Wow, I feel like this is such a great deal. $3.25 I think it was and I honestly would love to actually come and get like a pick three and try three different Moroccan desserts. But we're trying to eat every single country in World Showcase today. So I'm going to stick to the pistachio baklava business and it looks really crunchy. So we're going to give it a bite. I'm going to hold this down here so I can catch all my crumbs. It's my crumb catcher. Mhm. So flaky. This is so delicious and very flaky. I love how pistachios have been getting very popular with like Dubai chocolate, but I've always loved pistachios. You know what I don't see often? The red pistachios. Let me know in the comments, has anybody ever had red pistachios before? I remember eating those when I was a kid all the time. I feel like baklava has the same pastry as like apple turnovers. I like the like thin crispy layers. That's where you get me and the pistachio. I love pistachio. Now that we've made it to Japan, I kind of want to get something cold because it's so hot out and I think a very good culturally significant food item for Japan is kakigori, which is like a shaved ice. And look at it, actually looks like there's no line for that either. Today is like a perfect day for There's really nobody around and I love coming here. They also have hot food and they sell sake and sushi. It's kind of like a quick service stand and the kakigori has all different flavors. I'd like to get the rainbow one, but you can get a single flavor for just $6.50. That's not too bad at all. And then they also have sake slushies here, but I think maybe maybe I'll just get myself a blue Hawaii. A blue Hawaii kakigori. I got the blue Hawaiian kakigori and I added the sweet cream to it. Look at how refreshing this looks. Honestly, this is exactly what I needed. It's like 95° out today, so I need to cool down a little bit. Some shaved ice is the way to go and we're in Japan, so cheers. This is so delicious and I'm glad we got the sweet cream added to it and it's so cozy sitting back here eating our shaved ice, looking at the koi fish over here. Got a nice little bridge. Wow, this is really really fancy. Look at the creek. It actually goes all the way down there. We can see the koi there. Beautiful backdrop. Perfect spot for our shaved ice. I'm at the point where I'm not even using my spoon anymore. I'm just going in like this. I want to show you guys my favorite hidden Mickey. And it's actually here in the koi pond. You have to look to the left there. It's tucked away on that little drain grade. You can see Mickey on the top there. And I think these koi want my uh kakigori. So, we're going to keep moving along. Got to take our kakigori on the road. Start making our way over to America. We're going to America. Eventually, the kakigori turns into a slushy you can just drink. And it's very good. But, now we have made it to America. And I was going to go to the uh Regal Eagle Smokehouse. Instead, I want to get a American staple from the Fife and Drum. An iconic American cuisine they like to call the uh turkey leg. The turkey leg. And they also have hot dogs here, too. They have a couple of Bud Lights. Yeah, some Yingling right here. But, I'm looking for that jumbo turkey leg. $14.99. Can't get any more American than that. The American staple known as the turkey leg. And I think there was a popular dance where people would do the turkey leg. Or maybe that was the stinky leg. I'm not too sure. Either way, uh we're in a theme park. You got to include the turkey leg. I don't even know if that's from America. But, uh look at this bad boy. Holy moly, that is a big turkey leg. They gave you this like kind of brown wrapper there. Deli paper. So, we're going to dive right on in. Break me off a piece of that turkey leg. I love turkey legs and I don't know how they got so popular in theme parks, but I think every theme park in the world has a turkey leg. You know who else loves turkey legs? These birds. They will come after you if you even give it a second. Look at them. They're all sitting up there praying, waiting for their turkey leg uh move. I know what you're about. I'm not giving you any of my turkey leg. YOU KNOW, I LIKE MY meat on bones and sticks. It's very easy to eat. I kind of like medieval times. This is very delicious. A little juicy. Watch out for that juice. Say turkey leg. >> Turkey leg. >> [laughter] >> Take care. Have a great one. I definitely think it's time for us to keep moving along. We got to get to Italy and this is one snack I don't think I'm going to be able to finish. It's too big. Well, now we've made it to Italy and I was hoping the pizza window was open because I don't know other like hot food items you can get around here. I know they got the gelato stand and they got the sit-down restaurant. They have two sit-down restaurants here, but I want something quick and cheap, so I was uh really hoping on a uh slice of pizza and oh, it does look like the pizza window's open. Nice. I actually haven't had the pizza from the pizza window in a while. If you didn't know, they have different uh pizzas here. The pizza at the restaurant isn't the same pizza from the pizza window. >> [music] >> So, it's like a square slice. Oh yeah, there it is. And I love the statues and I just love being in the Italy pavilion. It's very cool over here, very relaxing. Here is the menu at the pizza window. You can get a pepperoni slice for 9.25 or a uh pizza margarita for $9. So, it's uh just in our price range. They also have a tiramisu there, too. And you can also get get cocktails, beer, and cold beverages. And it's like I said, completely different pizza from Via Napoli. This is more of a square pizza, and it's usually not open all the time. So, it's a rare treat we got this. Oh, wow. Look at this pizza here. That's the pepperoni? >> Pepperoni and cheese margarita. >> Ah, nice. Thank you. >> and cheese, and enjoy. Buon appetito. >> Buon appetito. For $9, we got ourselves a big pizza margarita. Look at the undercarriage there, too. This is a pretty big size slice, and I was going to get the pepperoni, but it was a little bit more expensive. So, you know, we're trying to do this on a budget. So, uh cheers to uh pizza in Italy. And I'm liking this music, too. It's actually very happy music. [music] I don't know. I mean, the pizza at the window is good if you're trying to just grab a slice on the go, but if you want real pizza, I say go to uh Via Napoli. The only thing is is they don't got slices there. They only do whole pies. But either way, I'm glad we got to try some pizza in the Italy pavilion. Now, we're going to keep moving along. I'm taking my pizza with me. It's not like the pizza's horrible. It's just I don't like square pizza, and I really like the Via Napoli pizza. But uh I think they need to maybe add some more sauce to it. It would be just as good. Either way, you know, like I said, for a quick slice, you can't go wrong. But enough of the pizza business. We made our way down to Germany, and I kind of want to get myself a brat. I was going to get a brat or a pretzel or the pretzel bread pudding. And I think uh you know, the most authentic thing in Germany is probably just a good old bratwurst. And they actually have a quick service location tucked away in the back here. It's also where they got the uh bread pudding, the pretzel bread pudding. And I love it here. Yeah, look at that. Bratwurst for $12.69, but the pretzel bread pudding is $4.79. This is so delicious, but this is more authentic. So, I think we'll go with that. Or a jumbo pretzel, I don't know. Well, we'll all toss it up. It was a toss-up between the pretzel and the bratwurst because it was only about a 20-cent difference on which one was the cheapest. So, I ended up getting the bratwurst because it gets served on a pretzel roll, and I also wanted to show you the pretzel bread pudding because it was so cheap. This is something I recommend to everyone that comes to Epcot. It's definitely one of my favorite Disney desserts. So, we got a brat and some bread pudding. A brat bread pudding. The pretzel bread pudding is that good that I'm actually ordering extra stuff. But, let's start with the bratwurst on a pretzel roll. And look at this roll. It's like a real pretzel roll. It's going to probably taste delicious, too. I think I'm going to like the roll more than the brat itself. So, cheers. Cheers to Germany. The bratwurst is good, but that pretzel bun is where it's at. And I also don't like the ratio. I feel like there should be equal brat, equal roll. Look, we're missing a whole bunch there. I had to slide it down, and this was like kind of sitting in the center there. But, still very delicious and a nice way to enjoy all that Germany has to offer. We're sitting out here, you know, brat on a wishing well. On a wishing well. The pretzel roll is delicious, and the pretzels that they sell here in Germany are amazing. And they actually use them in this bread pudding. And might as well dive on in since we're sitting here. This is so delicious and probably, like I said, my favorite treat here in Epcot. And you can't beat the price. Like, that's the best part. Got to get all that extra sauce on there. Cheers. Mhm. Either way, both of these are very delicious and very enjoyable. And now, I think we're going to uh keep moving along. We got to make our way to uh China. China's next, and then we got Norway and Mexico. Only three more stops to go, and we'll uh officially make it all the way around World Showcase. Enough of the Brotwar's business. We made our way over to China, and you know, it's starting to get a little bit later in the day. So, we'll probably have to start speeding it up so we can get done before it gets dark out. I've been here since 9:00 a.m. So, it's kind of like we're having breakfast, lunch, and dinner at Epcot. And I know that, you know, I said it's the cheapest way, or we're trying to find the cheapest, most authentic way, but there is a uh kind of bougie way of doing this like where you go and uh eat at all the sit-down restaurants, which would cost wow, close to like a thousand dollars, I would assume. I mean, you would have to say like $40 per entree times 11. So, uh let me know in the comments if you guys would like to see me do that. Maybe we'll do a cheapest way to eat around the world and a uh bougiest way to eat around the world. And uh for China, I think I might get myself an egg roll. I think I like an egg roll or a pot sticker, something like that, you know? I just like walking around China, too. It's such a beautiful day out. Get to hear the music and get to dance around a little bit. I don't know if we should go to the Lotus Blossom Cafe or to the uh snack cart around the way there. They both have really good things. At the Lotus Blossom Cafe, they have uh pork egg rolls and chicken pot stickers uh as the appetizer along with some entrees. We're not trying to get a whole entree, so we'll take one of those. We'll see which one's cheaper. I think uh they're looking around 7:35, or the egg rolls are 5.95. So, looks like it's pork egg rolls for us. Well, that's not a bad price for two pork egg rolls. And these look fresh, like they're going to make a crisp sound when we break into them. Look at that. Some fancy pork egg rolls in China. Cheers. Ooh. I like the filling. It looks good. Mhm. Look at how cozy it is back here. I'm just sitting here eating my egg rolls, listening to the music. It's so quiet in Epcot today. It's like we got this whole pavilion to ourselves. And I just like hanging out, hanging out on my staircase over here, snacking on some egg rolls. I mean, I've been having a great day today. And I'm starting to get a little full. We've been mixing it up between, you know, like desserts and hot entrees and stuff like that. But, we've got Norway next and I probably want to get a dessert there. And then, I don't know. I kind of figure it out when I get to Mexico. I'm kind of just winging it. Just showing up to each country and finding the cheapest thing and eating. Just sitting here eating. Enough of the egg roll business. We made our way down to Norway. And I was going to go into the bakery, but they just opened up the new quick service stand over here. And I think they're selling school bread. If they're selling school bread over here, that's what I wanted to come get. We don't have to go in the bakery. You can just get it at the quick little stand right here. Oh, yeah. Look at that. School bread. Sweet roll filled with custard and dipped in coconut for $5.49. I think we found our Norway sweet treat. Now that we made it to Norway, I picked up some delicious school bread. Look at that. Another really fairly good priced item. I mean, I think most of the most expensive things we bought today it at the start of the video. I mean, we've been seeing a lot of $5, even we even got something for $3, the baklava over in Morocco. So, I feel like today's been a success and the school bread is such an iconic little treat here in Norway. So, might as well dive on in. Should I break it open for you? Break me off a piece of that. Oh, look at that. Wow, look at that custard. I'm going to lose it. I caught the custard. So, cheers. Cheers to Norway. I'll tell you what, I think Norway is probably the busiest pavilion we've been in all day. There's a huge line for Frozen and look at the line to get in the bakery over there. They sell the school bread in there, but I'm glad they have it at that little kiosk out there and it's so delicious. I really love the custard filling and the coconut, but probably enjoy eating it in like this little Gods of the Viking exhibit. I like to walk around the side here. Look at this. It's like we got our own little tunnel. It's also really good for people watching. Oh boy, it's a little tight over here. I always come hang out in here. And you come right down there. You can exit here, but might as well keep going. I want to do a full lap around. I got the school bread in hand. Look at that. And you come out on the other side. It is so nice out, too. Such a beautiful day to be hanging out in Norway. Got the Odin and Thor and the grass on the roof. The school bread is a really good snack to take on the go with you, too, because the custard really doesn't melt and you can just walk around and kind of snack on it. But, we made our way down to Mexico. We only got one food stop to go and it's getting a little hard to finish this. I don't know, I might not be able to finish my last bite, but I kind of want to finish off with the something savory, a hot dish, a hot dish in Mexico. So, cheers to the school bread and on to Mexico. Now that we made our way down to Mexico, I was going to go into the quick-service cantina here cuz they have tacos, nachos, and churros, but they actually have food over at the margarita stand. They actually have tostadas and empanadas over here and I think they're a little bit cheaper. I don't think I've ever gotten the food from here, just margaritas. And look, it's not that long of a line. Oh, fancy. I love how everyone hangs out in this corner to drink their margaritas. Oh yeah, look. Margaritas, cerveza, empanadas, tacos, and guacamole. Everything you need for Mexico. Looks like they got quesadillas, empanadas, and tostadas. Oh, tostadas is only $11.95. So, I think we're going to get one of those. Now, no margarita this time. Think I'm all tapped out on the food. Wow, the cheapest thing on the menu seems like a pretty big portion. Look at these tostadas. Holy moly, they put a lot on there. And I can't wait to dive on in. I don't even know how I should approach these. Maybe I'll just lift it up like this. Let's see. Oh, wow. Look at that. It's holding pretty well, too. That is a delicious-looking tostada. Now, I'm going to show you the undercarriage a little bit. Now, we got to dive on in. We got to take a bite. Hopefully, it doesn't crumble apart. Wow, I can't believe how big these things are. Look at that. This is probably going to make such a mess when I first bite into it. But, uh cheers. Cheers to tostadas or tostadas in uh Mexico. Oh boy, these are so delicious. I love the chipotle chicken and the beans and the crunchiness, but they do fall apart pretty easily. And I love that we're sitting right outside the Mexico pyramid just snacking away on some tostadas. And I love this walkway over here cuz it has a lot of really cool plants in it. Very cozy day and we officially did it. We ate a World Showcase. You guys let me know what your favorite item was that I ate today. And like I said, there's no like way to do [music] this perfect. Anybody can have their own system, what they want to get, you know, what they think is authentic. It's all on whoever's eating. And now it's time to head home and check on little Gracie girl. But we did it. A whole lap around World Showcase and I can't wait to tally up everything. I'm sure I'll be adding it in the video as we go about, but honestly, I don't even know how much money I spent today. Find out at the end. Mexico itself is looking pretty busy over here. Overall though, it's been a beautiful day here in Epcot. Like honestly, probably one of the quietest day I've had in a very long time. So, it's going to be nice to head home and check on little Gracie girl and sit in the AC for a little bit. And there she is, the most beautiful dog on Earth, Gracie girl. What are you doing? Are you just chilling here? You want a treat? Huh? You want a treat? Let's get a treat. Oh boy, look at her go. WHOOP. PARKOUR, PARKOUR, PARKOUR. >> [laughter] >> AND WITH THAT, I think we are done here today. Gracie's enjoying her bone and I enjoyed my day eating around Epcot's World Showcase. At the end of the day, we spent $100. $100 for one thing in each country. Well, a little bit more cuz I did get some extras in there, you know. But is it safe to say that it'll cost you about $100. Now, I know there's cheaper ways to do it, you know, like in America, I could have probably got a hot dog instead of the turkey leg. And there's a couple other cheaper options, but I wanted to like feel authentic. I wanted to eat something from every single country that that country's known for and I feel like I accomplished this and you can do it all different ways like I said. You have different menu choices. Let me know in the comments if you guys have any suggestions of things you can get in each country that maybe might be cheaper or more authentic. Either way, it's such a fun thing to do and $100 per person. I know people that spend that much money on concerts and a lot of other things. So like that I got a whole day's worth of like fun and just like activities. So I think it's definitely worth the money and it's such a cool experience especially when you're on vacation. So I hope you enjoyed the video. I enjoyed making it and we'll see you next time. Bye.