We tried everything from Spit Fyre Grill in How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk at Epic Universe.
Spit Fyre Grill
Location
Spit Fyre Grill is in How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk, located near Fyre Drill.
Venue
Spit Fyre Grill is a walk-up quick service restaurant made to look like a log building. It has a dragon carving at the peak of the roof and carved dragons on the front. The marquee is set against “flames” from a dragon’s mouth, as, according to the lore of the land, the food here is cooked by an (unseen) dragon.
Food Menu
See the full Spit Fyre Grill menu for more beverage options. Universal later added the mac and cheese cones from Hooligan’s Grog & Gruel to Spit Fyre Grill. Read our review of the cones from Hooligan’s.
Bowls
- Stoick’s Steak Bowl
- Hiccup’s Salmon Bowl
- Meatlug’s Chicken Bowl
- Astrid’s Shrimp Bowl
- Valka’s Vegan Bowl
Food Reviews
Stoick’s Steak Bowl – $19.99
Sticky rice, tenderloin steak, roasted balsamic mushrooms, sweet potato hash, Manchego cheese, and horseradish sauce
The steak is cooked to medium. It’s tender. This isn’t a cheap meal, but it’s decent quality for quick-service. We like the rice and there’s lots of it.
Rating out of 7: 5
Hiccup’s Salmon Bowl – $18.99
Ancient grains, grilled citrus salmon, jicama slaw, blistered cherry tomatoes, feta cheese, and avocado
The salmon is cooked perfectly. The ancient grains taste kind of like Jamaican rice. We preferred these sides to those with the steak.
Rating out of 7: 6
Meatlug’s Chicken Bowl – $16.99
Ancient grains, harissa spice chicken, oven-roasted Brussels sprouts, bell pepper harissa, smoked cheddar, and paprika dressing
This is one of our favorites. The chicken is tender, and the paprika dressing adds a nice spice. The Brussels sprouts and bell peppers are cooked really well.
Rating out of 7: 7
Astrid’s Shrimp Bowl – $17.99
Sticky rice, tropical BBQ shrimp, grilled Tajín corn, charred broccolini, shaved parmesan, and raspberry vinaigrette
We also love this bowl. It reminds us of Hawaiian garlic shrimp. The corn is good. The cheese adds a bit of saltiness to the rice. We’ll get this again.
Rating out of 7: 7
Valka’s Vegan Bowl – $15.99
Kale spring mix blend, bean salad, pineapple salsa, candy beets, vegan feta, mango, and mint vinaigrette
The bean salad in this bowl is delicious. The vegan cheese is just okay, but if you mix everything together, it won’t detract from the rest of the dish; it will just add some texture. We love the pineapple salsa, and there’s good seasoning throughout.
Rating out of 7: 5
Drink Menu
Specialty Beverages
- Snow Wraith
Drink Review
Snow Wraith – $6.50
Layers of Fanta Piña Colada and blue raspberry ICEE with a color-changing straw
It was so hot when we did our review, we almost didn’t care how this tasted — but it was pretty good. If you close your eyes while you take a drink, you’ll feel like a beach. It’s like being in a surf shop. It is sweet, so kids will like it. The straw turns purple as you sip.
Rating out of 7: 5
Video
Watch our video review below:
Overall
This is a great place to come to get meat and veggies. We wish we could customize our bowls; we would get different combinations, but we still feel confident saying this is one of the best quick-service theme park restaurants around. Plus, it has covered seating with ceiling fans and a view of Fyre Drill. There are weirdly no kids’ meals, but we think they would enjoy the mac and cheese cones.
For more How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk, check out our POVs of Hiccup’s Winged Gliders, Fyre Drill, and The Untrainable Dragon; full menus with prices for Mead Hall, the world’s popcorn kiosk, and Hooligan’s Grog & Gruel; a photo and video tour of Mead Hall; and footage of the Toothless meet and greet.
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