REVIEW! The Goshiki Food Studio at the 2020 Epcot Festival of the Arts!

Konnichiwa from the 2020 Epcot International Festival of the Arts!

Goshiki Booth

We’ve been giving you the details about this year’s festival as we’ve taken you LIVE around the World Showcase and other spots in the park. But, now we’re taking you to one of the cutest (or most kawaii in Japanese) booths open now through February 24th.

The Goshiki Food Studio, which was formerly known as Takumi Table, is basically serving up edible works of ART for the festival. (What else can you expect from such a creative country like Japan??)

Goshiki Menu

The Taiyaki, which is a Fish-Shaped Cake stuffed with a Sweet Red Bean Filling and served with Green Tea Chocolate and Whipped Cream Cheese, is back again this year for $5.75!

Taiyaki

The Sushi Donut is also returning with a slight variation from previous years for $8! This time around, the Sushi Donut is made with Salmon, Tuna, Shrimp, Cucumber, and Sesame Seed and then decorated with Wasabi Aioli, Sriracha, and Eel Sauce.

Sushi Donut

And, we are welcoming the changes with open arms! The sauces on the Sushi Donut are wonderfully spicy, especially when they’re mixed together. They make the sushi melt in your mouth (which is honestly the best way to eat it). While you’re eating, you can also notice how colorful the Sushi Donut is! This is a reflection of the booth’s name, Goshiki, which means five colors (Disney thinks of everything!!).

Sushi Donut

New for this year, the Vegetable Gyoza is filled with Vegetables and Edamame and sits on top of Truffle-mashed Potatoes, Shiitake Mushrooms, Pepper Strings, and Tonkatsu Teriyaki Sauce. Although we love the teriyaki on this dish, the truffle-mashed potatoes really make it outstanding. The flavors are all so different, but blend together (making us want to grab another round)!

Vegetable Gyoza

You can wash all the eats down with beverages like the returning Masu Sake in a Traditional Personalized Wooden Cup ($12.50) or the Nomi Masui Draft Lager ($5)! If you love beer like we do, this lager is crisp and easy to drink.

Nomi Masui Draft Lager

Buuut, if you’re looking for something on the sweeter side, you can snag the Matsuri Cocktail instead for $8.50! The boozy beverage features Frozen Nigori Sake and Calpico with a Strawberry Swirl and Cotton Candy on top.

Matsuri Cocktail

Even if you aren’t a huge fan of sake, this cocktail isn’t overly sweet! It balances the sake flavors with the Calpico and Strawberry Swirl to round the drink out. But, there’s also the Frozen French Martini at L’Art de la Cuisine Française if you aren’t feeling the sake! 😉

Overall

We think that the Goshiki Booth has created a variety of eats and drinks for most palettes at this year’s Festival of the Arts. The food is fun and colorful and is a great break away from the more sweet items throughout the festival.

Check out the rest of the food booths and menus at the 2020 Epcot Festival of the Arts here!

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🖌 The COMPLETE schedule of events (so you don't have to go hunting for all the dates!)
🎨 All the details on special events, artist meet-n-greets, festival-exclusive merchandise, and more!