10 Reasons Why Universal's New Epic Universe Theme Park Is The Best In The World

3. The Incredible Themed Food

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Epic Universe has some of the best food you can get in a theme park. The food doesn't just look the part, but it also tastes the part too. From calzones shaped like turtles in Super Nintendo World to fish shaped deserts in How To Train Your Dragon - Isle of Berk, Epic Universe has deliciously themed delights. 

Queues for the How To Train Your Dragon Mac and Cheese Cones snaked around as guests couldn't wait to get hold of the handheld snack (we recommend the PB&J version). We couldn't get enough of the food that Epic has to offer. Even America's Got Talent star Howie Mandel declared the food in the park is so good he would go there for an anniversary meal!

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It isn't just the grab and go options that are so good. We were taken aback by the detail of park's sit down restaurants. With table service restaurant The Atlantic offering views of Celestial Park. Dark Universe's Das Stakehaus in Dark Universe creating a spooky, bat decorated place to grab a bite. Whilst the whimsical Pizza Moon was one of the most charming places you will find to eat within the park.

If you were worried that Epic Universe would be nothing but soggy fries in school canteen style dining halls, be prepared to be blown away by the delicious food offerings available.

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