When it comes to things at Disney World, change is inevitable.

Things close, new rides open, new snacks arrive, and restaurant menus are constantly getting updated. Speaking of which, an EPCOT restaurant just recently had quite a few changes on its menu.

Teppan Edo, over in the Japan Pavilion, has had some updates to its menu recently. One thing that we immediately noticed when looking at the updated menu is that the entire Wine section of the menu seems to be gone now. Here’s everything that was removed:

• Hakutsuru Plum Wine
• Kris Pinot Grigio
• Villa Maria Sauvignon Blanc
• Lincourt Steel Chardonnay
• Rainstorm Pinot Noir
• Angeline Cabernet Sauvignon
• Mumm Napa Prestige Brut

We will be on the lookout to see if this is a glitch and they return.

There have been quite a few changes to the food on the dinner menu, too. Here’s what’s changed under Otsumami, or Appetizers:

• REMOVED: Assorted Tempura
• REMOVED: Spicy Calamari
• ADDED: Garden Salad — Mixed Greens with Edamame and Ginger Peach Dressing for $6
• Miso Soup increased from $4 to $6
• ADDED: Wagyu Wrap — Wagyu Striploin, Black Tobiko, Rice, Nori, Yuzu Peel drizzled with Sashimi Soy Sauce for $24

A new section, Nigiri Sushi (2 Pieces), has been added to the menu. Here’s what’s available:

• Yellowtail for $8
• Tuna for $6
• Salmon for $6
• Shrimp for $6
• Unagi for $8

Under Sushi, here’s what’s been updated:

• Volcano Roll increased from $18 to $20
• Spicy Roll is now Spicy Crunchy Roll — Tuna and Salmon Mix topped with Volcano Sauce and Tempura crunch for $14

Under Sashimi, here’s what’s been updated:

• Sashimi Sampler is now Fresh Sashimi Sampler and price increased from $16 to $24
• ADDED: Seared Salmon — Thinly sliced, flamed, served with Ponzu Sauce, fried Garlic Chips, and Green Onions with Seaweed Salad for $18

Here’s what’s changed with Sushi Rolls:

• California Roll is now made with Krab Meat, Avocado, Cucumber, Smelt Roe, and Mayonnaise for $14
• ADDED: Shrimp Tempura Roll — pieces inside out roll with Kampyo for $16
• ADDED: Vegetable Roll — Cucumber, Asparagus, Carrots, Gari Ginger, and Avocado for $12
• ADDED: Unagi Avocado Roll — Barbequed Eel with Avocado, Nori, topped with Eel Sauce for $16

The Entrees section of the menu has been removed, including Filet Mignon, Julienne Steak, Ebi, Tori, Hotate, Asakusa, Nihonbashi, Ueno, Yasai, and Salmon.

A Donburi and Noodle section has been added to the menu, too. Here’s what’s been added:

• ADDED: Unagi Don — Barbequed Eel over Rice with Green Onion and Eel Sauce for $28
• ADDED: Salmon Ikura Don — Sushi-grade Salmon Ikura over Rice for $25
• ADDED: Yaki Udon — Japanese Stir-Fry Udon Noodles, Beef, and Vegetables in a Sweet Tangy Sauce for $30
• ADDED: Kamo Udon — Succulent Duck Breast with Udon Noodles, seasoned Shiitake Mushrooms, Soy Broth with a hint of Yuzu for $28

A Yakimono section has been added to the menu, with the following:

• ADDED: Grilled Chicken Breast —  Grilled Chicken topped with our House-made Teriyaki Sauce for $28
• ADDED: Grilled Salmon — Grilled Salmon filet served with Sweet Yuzu Miso for $32
• ADDED: Sirloin Steak — Hand-cut Sirloin with grated Daikon, crispy Garlic Chips, and a light Soy Sauce for $36

A section specifically for Tempura was also added:

• ADDED: Assorted Tempura (Shrimp, Assorted Vegetables) — 3pc Shrimp, Onion, Asparagus, and Red Bell Peppers for $17
• ADDED: Tempura/Sushi Roll Combo (Shrimp, Vegetable Tempura, and California Roll)  — 3pc Shrimp, Onion, Asparagus, and Red Bell Peppers for $25

The Sides part of the menu has also been removed, including Wagyu Strip, Hotate, Mixed Mushrooms, Ebi, and Lobster Tail.

The Kid’s Menu has now been revamped. Here are the options:

• ADDED: California Roll — Krab Meat, Avocado, Cucumber, Smelt Roe, and Mayonnaise. Served with French Fries and Ice Cream or Fresh Fruit for $16
• ADDED: Shrimp Tempura — 2pc Shrimp, Onion, Asparagus, and Red Pepper. Served with French Fries and Ice Cream or Fresh Fruit for $18

Disney World restaurant menu updates happen often, so if you have your heart set on a certain food at a restaurant, be sure to check the menu on the Disney World website or My Disney Experience app first. We’ll also continue to post menu updates when we spot them!

Remember that you can make Disney World restaurant dining reservations 60 days in advance from the first day of your trip, so be sure to mark your calendars, especially if you’re looking to get a reservation at one of those hard-to-get spots!

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Have you dined at Teppan Edo recently? Let us know what you think of these changes in the comments!