eet by Maneet Chauhan 🌶️
Updated: Aug 14
eet by Maneet Chauhan brings bold Indian-inspired flavors to Disney Springs in a casual and approachable setting. The restaurant mixes traditional flavors with playful dishes, giving guests a chance to try something different without committing to a formal sit-down meal.
Build-your-own bowls, naan creations and shareable dishes make it easy to customize the experience based on how adventurous you want to be.
🍽️ Experience
eet has the convenience of quick-service dining while offering food that feels much more creative than the typical burger or chicken stop. You can build your own bowl, choose a familiar dish with Indian flavors or order several items for the table to share. It works especially well for groups because everyone can choose a different level of spice and adventure.
ℹ️ Info
Type: Indian-inspired restaurant
Location: Marketplace
Service Style: Quick service
Accessibility: Wheelchair and ECV accessible
✨ Atmosphere
The atmosphere is colorful, modern and energetic without feeling overly formal. It has a fun look that matches the personality of the menu while still being casual enough for a quick meal during a shopping day. The restaurant does not rely heavily on theming, so the food remains the biggest reason to visit.
🍴 Food
The menu combines Indian flavors with dishes that feel familiar and approachable. You may find samosas, naan, tandoori-inspired selections, creative poutine, naan pizzas and other shareable plates. The build-your-own bowls are one of the easiest ways to customize a meal, allowing you to choose a base, protein or vegetarian option and sauce. Spice levels vary, so you can keep things mild or turn up the heat depending on what you like.
🍹 Drinks
The drink menu includes standard soft drinks along with more distinctive choices such as lassi and rotating specialty beverages. A lassi can pair especially well with the spices and flavors on the food menu. Specialty drinks also help make the meal feel a little more unique than a typical quick-service stop.
💰 Price
$ ($1–$20 per person)
$$ ($21–$50 per person)
$$$ ($51–$75 per person)
$$$$ ($76+ per person)
Price Tier: $$
A main dish or bowl by itself can be fairly reasonable, but adding a specialty drink or sharing a few appetizers can easily move the meal into the $$ range. It is still a good way to try chef-driven food without stepping into the pricing of a full table-service restaurant.
🌾 Allergies
Disney is very conscientious about food allergies and dietary needs, and many Disney Springs restaurants make an effort to accommodate guests whenever possible. Some locations offer separate allergy-friendly menus or clearly identify allergy-friendly options on their regular menus. Be sure to let your server or a Cast Member know about any allergies before ordering. Depending on the restaurant and the specific allergy, food may be prepared in a separate area or additional precautions may be taken to help reduce the risk of cross-contact. Because kitchens and preparation areas vary, accommodations cannot always be guaranteed, so guests with severe allergies should discuss their specific needs with the restaurant team before ordering.
💡 Tips
🍛 Try a build-your-own bowl if you are new to Indian food and want more control over what goes into your meal.
🌶️ Pay attention to spice levels because some sauces can bring a lot of heat.
🥘 Share a few appetizers if you are with a group and want to try several different flavors.
🥭 A lassi is a fun alternative to ordering a standard soda.
The Good
Different from most Disney Springs quick-service options
Easy way to try Indian-inspired flavors
Customizable bowls
Good vegetarian choices
Creative shareable dishes
The Not-So-Good
Some flavors may be unfamiliar to picky eaters
Sharing several dishes can raise the price quickly
Not ideal for someone wanting basic American quick-service food
🌟 Final Thoughts
eet stands out because it gives Disney Springs visitors something genuinely different without making the experience complicated. The menu is creative but still approachable, and the ability to customize a bowl makes it easier for someone who may be trying Indian-inspired food for the first time. It is a particularly good choice when you are tired of burgers, pizza and other familiar theme park meals.
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