India - EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival

India returns for its eighth appearance as part of the 2025 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival, taking place August 28 – November 22, 2025 “Spice up your life with savory Indian dishes—and cool off with refreshing beverages.”

Menu for the India Global Marketplace at the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival

Food:

Potato and Pea Samosas with Plant-Based Coriander-Lime Cream (Plant-Based) – $5.50
Chicken Tikka Masala with Fennel-Spiced Yogurt and Naan Bread – $6.50

Beverages:

*Price per bottle is an average price of the spirit at your local liquor store.

Mango Lassi (Non-Alcoholic) – $5.25
United Breweries Taj Mahal Premium Lager, Bengaluru, India (4.5% ABV) – $5.75 for 6 oz., $9.75 for 12 oz.
Sula Brut Tropicale Sparkling Wine, Nashik Valley, India ($21/bottle) – $7.50
Mango Lassi with Camikara 8 Year Old Cask Aged Rum ($43/bottle) – $12.50

This year, the liquor in the alcoholic version of the Mango Lassi has changed from a chai cream liqueur to a cask-aged rum.

Photos of Menu Items for the India Global Marketplace at the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival

Potato and Pea Samosas with Plant-Based Coriander-Lime Cream – $5.50

The portion is great, the flavor is present, and it’s at a decent price! It has a great spice profile we would expect from India. It’s slightly mushy but that was expected. The crust is not as crispy as we’d like but we enjoyed it and would get it again.

Rank out of 7: 5

Chicken Tikka Masala with Fennel-Spiced Yogurt and Naan Bread – $6.50

Absolutely delicious. Great portion size and the perfect chicken tikka masala. The flavor is exactly what you would expect. The bread is toasted well and you get the perfect crunch. The spices are not overwhelming but we really loved this.

Rank out of 7: 7

Mango Lassi (Non-Alcoholic) – $5.25

This version has more of the mango flavor for sure out of the two. It’s a better flavor but we prefer the liquor. Both drinks are the same, just one has liquor. It almost tastes like eggnog with a hint of chai.

Rank out of 7: 4

United Breweries Taj Mahal Premium Lager, Bengaluru, India (4.5% ABV) – $5.75 for 6 oz., $9.75 for 12 oz.

From Total Wine: “This is pale yellow in color with subtle malt aromas. The spicy hops are much more evident on the palate. Light and crisp, this has long been the beer of choice to pair with Indian cuisine.”

Sula Brut Tropicale Sparkling Wine, Nashik Valley, India ($21/bottle) – $7.50

Sula Vineyards describes this as “The happiest sparkling wine! Brut Tropicale is an elegant sparkling rosé wine, full of tropical notes such as its charming passion fruit aromas.” It has “aromas of peach and passion fruit with hints of guava at the finish.”

Mango Lassi with Camikara 8 Year Old Cask Aged Rum ($43/bottle) – $12.50

This is essentially chai custard in a glass. The flavor is good, but it’s way too hot for this. The alcohol is there but just barely.