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Yak & Yeti Eats
We’ve dined at every restaurant in Disney World (multiple times at this point), and we have a list of spots that have been historically pretty good. Among that list is Yak & Yeti Restaurant at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. But now, it’s getting more expensive!
Many of the food items on the Yak & Yeti menu have increased in price, according to the prices listed online. Most of the price increases amount to less than one dollar per item, but that could add up a bit if you’re with a large group that’s ordering a lot of food.
Yak & Yeti table
Nearly everything increased, but we’ll highlight here some of the prominent price increases — the popular dishes that got more expensive. The Pork Pot Stickers increased to $13.29 from $12.99 and our beloved Wok-Fried Green Beans were previously $12.99 and are now $13.29 as well. The Firecracker Shrimp went from $14.99 to $15.49.
The Kimchi Calamari got a 50-cent price increase, as did the Lettuce Cups, the Crab Rangoon Dip, and the Korean Fried Chicken. The Ahi Tuna Nachos went up 80 cents from $22.99 to $23.79.
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The Wonton Soup got a 50-cent price increase, and the House Salad went up 30 cents. The other salads got price increases as well.
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The Dragon Roll Bowl went from $29.99 to $30.79 and the Lo Mein dishes each went up 60 cents. In more positive news, the Beef Chow Fun is a NEW menu item with wok-fried beef, onions, bean sprouts, scallions, and rice noodles.
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The Chicken Tikka Masala and Coconut Shrimp were both previously $27.99 and increased 80 cents to $28.79. The Bhaktapur Duck was one of the bigger price increases, getting a whole dollar more expensive. Also new to the menu is the Roasted Vegetable Bowl. The Honey Chicken and Sweet & Sour Chicken are menu favorites, and they each got 60-cent price increases.
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The Hibachi Steak & Shrimp also got a dollar more expensive, and the Chef’s Fresh Catch was removed from the menu entirely. Miso Salmon was added as a new grilled option.
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Each of the sides got price increases ranging from 30-80 cents. Fortunately, the desserts section seemed to be saved from the price increases.
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Keep these changes in mind if you’re heading to Yak & Yeti for lunch or dinner soon. This is a great spot to stop because they often have walk-up availability, even if you can’t get a reservation through Disney. Also, they’re operated by the Landry’s restaurant group, so you can join their rewards program to get discounts and freebies from time to time.
Landry’s Select Club
If you want more tips on where to eat during your trip, make sure to check out our Magical Guides Guide to Disney World Dining. It breaks down EVERY restaurant in Disney World so that you can have the ultimate culinary experience — theme parks can have good food, too!
Have you ever been to Yak & Yeti? Tell us in the comments!
Yak & Yeti Eats
We’ve dined at every restaurant in Disney World (multiple times at this point), and we have a list of spots that have been historically pretty good. Among that list is Yak & Yeti Restaurant at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. But now, it’s getting more expensive!
Many of the food items on the Yak & Yeti menu have increased in price, according to the prices listed online. Most of the price increases amount to less than one dollar per item, but that could add up a bit if you’re with a large group that’s ordering a lot of food.
Yak & Yeti table
Nearly everything increased, but we’ll highlight here some of the prominent price increases — the popular dishes that got more expensive. The Pork Pot Stickers increased to $13.29 from $12.99 and our beloved Wok-Fried Green Beans were previously $12.99 and are now $13.29 as well. The Firecracker Shrimp went from $14.99 to $15.49.
The Kimchi Calamari got a 50-cent price increase, as did the Lettuce Cups, the Crab Rangoon Dip, and the Korean Fried Chicken. The Ahi Tuna Nachos went up 80 cents from $22.99 to $23.79.
©Disney
The Wonton Soup got a 50-cent price increase, and the House Salad went up 30 cents. The other salads got price increases as well.
©Disney
The Dragon Roll Bowl went from $29.99 to $30.79 and the Lo Mein dishes each went up 60 cents. In more positive news, the Beef Chow Fun is a NEW menu item with wok-fried beef, onions, bean sprouts, scallions, and rice noodles.
©Disney
The Chicken Tikka Masala and Coconut Shrimp were both previously $27.99 and increased 80 cents to $28.79. The Bhaktapur Duck was one of the bigger price increases, getting a whole dollar more expensive. Also new to the menu is the Roasted Vegetable Bowl. The Honey Chicken and Sweet & Sour Chicken are menu favorites, and they each got 60-cent price increases.
©Disney
The Hibachi Steak & Shrimp also got a dollar more expensive, and the Chef’s Fresh Catch was removed from the menu entirely. Miso Salmon was added as a new grilled option.
©Disney
Each of the sides got price increases ranging from 30-80 cents. Fortunately, the desserts section seemed to be saved from the price increases.
©Disney
Keep these changes in mind if you’re heading to Yak & Yeti for lunch or dinner soon. This is a great spot to stop because they often have walk-up availability, even if you can’t get a reservation through Disney. Also, they’re operated by the Landry’s restaurant group, so you can join their rewards program to get discounts and freebies from time to time.
Landry’s Select Club
If you want more tips on where to eat during your trip, make sure to check out our Magical Guides Guide to Disney World Dining. It breaks down EVERY restaurant in Disney World so that you can have the ultimate culinary experience — theme parks can have good food, too!
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Have you ever been to Yak & Yeti? Tell us in the comments!
