It’s been about six months since Space 220 restaurant opened at EPCOT, and the menu has just gotten a major update.
Dishes that are new to the menu are:
Steak Salad – Marinated Filet Tips, Iceberg Wedges, Cucumber, Cherry Tomatoes, Chives, Blue Cheese Crumble, and Horseradish Dressing. Available as a Star Course (Entrée) option for lunch only.
Quinoa Burger – Quinoa-Vegetable Burger, Baby Arugula, Tomato, Yellow Beet Citrus, and Mayonnaise. Available as a Star Course (Entrée) option for lunch only.
Shrimp Cocktail – U 10 Shrimp and Classic Horseradish Cocktail Sauce. Available on the Flight Bites lounge menu.
Short Cake – Matcha Air Cake, Mascarpone Mousse, and Strawberries. Available as a Supernova Sweets (dessert) option for three-course prix fixe dinner, or $14 add-on to two-course prix fixe lunch.
Some dishes on the menu have also been given upgrades, with new flavors and ingredients:
Space Glazed Duck Breast – Fried Jasmine Rice, Asparagus, Pineapple, and Orange Hoisin Sauce. Available as a Star Course (Entrée) option for dinner only.
Florida Red Snapper – Pan Seared Red Snapper, Fennel Barigoule, and Potato Stew. Available as a Star Course (Entrée) option for dinner only.
Space Greens – Bibb Lettuce, Compressed Watermelon, Spiced Pecans, and Apple Cider Dressing. Available as a Lift-Off (appetizer) option for lunch and dinner.
Supreme Chicken Breast – Seared Chicken Breast, Polenta Parmesan Cake, Petite Balsamic Lentils, and Basil Oil. Available as a Star Course (Entrée) option for lunch and dinner.
Space 220 is a space-themed table service restaurant located adjacent to the “Mission: Space” attraction. It offers a $55 prix fixe menu for lunch (2-courses), and a $79 prix fixe dinner menu (3-courses), with a separate kid’s menu.
It also has a lounge area that offers cocktails and a lite bites a la carte menu.
Reservations are required for both, and can be made online, by phone, or via the Walt Disney World app.
We were there opening day, and you can read our Space 220 review, along with taking a ride in the “space elevator.“