A new Indian-inspired restaurant is coming to Disney Springs in Orlando, Florida! eet by Maneet Chauhan will be opening its doors so soon that we can practically taste it!
Thanks to Chip & Company, we learned that the grand opening date for eet by Maneet Chauhan is very soon. It’s super soon. As in … tomorrow, December 4th!
Check out our preview of the eet by Maneet Chauhan menu here. The latest addition to Disney Springs will be located at the Marketplace, behind Earl of Sandwich and Disney’s Days of Christmas building.
The eet by Maneet Chauhan menu ranges from around $15 to $34.99. It features “authentic Indian cuisine created by celebrity Chef Maneet Chauhan.”
Yes, there is a kids’ menu with more traditional American cuisine for the picky eaters in your family. These items include pizza, sliders, and chicken fingers. Each is priced at $9 a plate.
The dessert menu has only two choices: Gulab Jamun Cheesecake or Chocolate & Strawberry Naan. However, the signature drinks look a bit more enticing:
So far, reservations are not yet being taken for this location. However, check the Walt Disney World app and Disney Springs’s official website just in case.
“Enjoy shareable dishes for everyone at the table, like the eet Bread Service with Pimento Whipped Paneer or the Tandoori Chicken Poutine. You can also order market fresh salads or build your own bowl filled with rice and a kebab. End your meal on a sweet note when you choose a delectable dessert like the Chocolate and Strawberry Naan or the Gulab Jamun Cheesecake.”
What do you think of Chef Maneet Chauhan’s inclusion at Disney Springs? Will you be trying the unique cuisine? Let us know below!
[Source: Chip & Company]
[Source: Disney Springs]
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