Japan’s booth — Hanami — features three vegetarian items, including the fun Frushi and the unfamiliar YakiSoba Pan.
2013 Menu
**Try It Items.
- Frushi (Fresh strawberries, pineapple and cantaloupe rolled with coconut rice, atop a raspberry sauce sprinkled with toasted coconut and whipped cream)**
- Chirashi Hanazushi (Grilled Salmon, cooked shrimp and crab stick served over a bed of fragrant ginger rice with Volcano and Dynamite sauce)
- YakiSoba Pan (Fresh grilled carrots, onions and cabbage with Japanese noodles and teriyaki sauce served on a bun with mayonnaise and Beni Shoga)
- Green Tea Flan (Silky custard with macha green tea and caramel glaze)
- Yuzu Rita
- Fruit Sake
- Hana Awaka
- Frozen Kirin Ichiban
Kids will find the Frushi lots of fun!
The highly-anticipated Frushi lived up to its fun billing. It’s a great option for kids! This sweet, dessert sushi is a great choice if you like the fruit offerings.

Frushi (Fresh strawberries, pineapple and cantaloupe rolled with coconut rice, atop a raspberry sauce sprinkled with toasted coconut and whipped cream)
While Yakisoba Pan consists of noodles on bread with sauce and veggies, it’s a dish that will be unfamiliar to many festival-goers. It’s certainly interesting.

YakiSoba Pan (Fresh grilled carrots, onions and cabbage with Japanese noodles and teriyaki sauce served on a bun with mayonnaise and Beni Shoga)
Fans of cold seafood dishes will enjoy the Chirashi Hanazushi. We were won over by the sauce!

Chirashi Hanazushi (Grilled Salmon, cooked shrimp and crab stick served over a bed of fragrant ginger rice with Volcano and Dynamite sauce)
There isn’t a strong tea flavor in the Green Tea Flan. The best part? The caramel at the bottom!
Try a Frozen Kirin Beer!
We have complete menu coverage on our 2013 Epcot Food and Wine Festival MEGA Post!