Landry’s Yak & Yeti Dining Complex: Updated with Menu, Reservation info and Details
11/8/2007
The following announcement has been released regarding the new menu and pricing:
Yak & Yeti offers great food and good-spirited family fun. You’ll indulge yourself with some of Asia’s most tasty offerings. You’ll also find a wide array of unique artifacts rich with the history of our land. Our proprietor and his family have traveled all over Southeast Asia collecting unique, unusual and exotic souvenirs. Yak & Yeti is situated at the base of Mt. Everest in the small town of Anandapur. The sights, sounds and energy in our village are a beacon for the villagers and tourists eager to meet, barter, eat and socialize as they move through their day. It is a place for both the familiar and the exotic, a place for family and friends, tourists, and above all, a place to immerse yourself in a culture that is exciting, exotic and mysterious.
HOURS:
Lunch - 10 am - 3:45 pm
Dinner - 4:00pm to varies with park closing
(All menus and pricing subject to change without notice)
Appetizers start at $6.99
Entrees start at $13.99
Desserts start at $5.99
Menu includes:
Steamed Mussels, Egg Rolls, Chicken Fried Rice, Pot Stickers, Crispy Honey Chicken, Sweet & Sour Pork, Kong Pau Beef, Shrimp Lo Mein, Maple Tamarind Chicken, Mandarin Chicken Salad, Baby Back Ribs, Duck, and Cream Cheese Wontons with Grilled Pineapple.
Kid's Menu start at $7.49
Children's Menu: Chicken Bites, Chicken Fried Rice with an Egg Roll, Burgers and Vegetable Lo Mein.
Advanced Dining Reservations will open on December 3, 2007 for January 4, 2008 and beyond, up-to 180 Days in Advance.
The Restaurant will offer seatings per Walk-up only from November 14, 2007 through January 3, 2008.
The Cafe is scheduled to start full operation November 14, 2007.
The Restaurant will participate in all Disney Dining Plans starting January 1, 2008.
The participation of the Cafe in the Disney Dining Plan program has yet to be announced.
Passholders and Disney Vacation Club members can receive a 10% discount on adult entrees at the Restaurant and a 15% discount on non-sale items at the Retail location. Passholders and Disney Vacation Club members can apply the discounts to themselves and up to 3 guests.
11/6/07
The job add apparently listed the Counter Service name incorrectly. The "Market" section of the complex is the retail section, the "Cafe" section is the Counter Service section.
10/22/07
A past job ad for the new dining complex has revealed the moniker distinction between the Table Serve and Counter Service portions of the Yak & Yeti:
Ever imagine yourself trekking the Himalayan Mountains? Your passage can begin as part of the management team of Yak & Yeti Restaurant and Yak & Yeti Market @ Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park!
Assumedly, the "Restaurant" will be the 250 seat Table Service location and the "Market" will be the 350 seat Counter Service location.
9/13/07
Dining Cast have reported that a November 14, 2007 opening date has been set for the Yak and Yeti.
7/19/07
The opening date has been pushed back to November 2007 and a few other details have been released.
Originally Posted by Walt Disney World Resort Press Release
This November, guests who travel to the land of Asia in Disney's Animal Kingdom will get a real taste of that exotic part of the world with Yak & Yeti Restaurant. Inspired by the western Himalayan foothills in India and Nepal, this Asian-fusion establishment will offer table-service dining and a full-service bar, as well as quick-service food and beer-garden options, and retail offerings from Pan-Asia ranging from silk purses, incense and saris to fine teapots. It will seat 250 inside for table-service dining and 350 in a quick-service courtyard.
4/24/07
Dining Cast have reported that the Yak & Yeti Restaurant is tentatively scheduled to open Early October 2007.
4/5/07
Construction is progressing on the future location of Landry's next Disney Dining Location. The First sign of the Yak & Yeti buildings (or at least facades) have started to peak up behind the construction walls. Despite this visible progress, the opening date has yet to be officially specified from "2007".
2/22/07
Landry’s Asia project at Disney’s Animal Kingdom appears to have settled on a name. Construction walls around the future site now bear a sign for the “Yak & Yeti Restaurant” Below the sign “Opening 2007” has been added to the wall, actually de-specifying the locations projected opening date. It had been previously announced as Summer 2007, but with construction delays a Fall 2007 date is more likely.
12/8/06
The name of the location may still be up in the air.
Recent non-promotional paperwork has listed the location as "Yak & Yeti" Restaurant.
The promotional material below with the "Ying & Yak" nomenclature could have be preliminary, or the above nomenclature could be a project title.
At this time, it is not clear either way ...
11/15/06
Thanks to the release of concept art, Landry's new table service location at the Animal Kingdom is now known to be called The Ying & Yak.
It appears the complex will be comprised of a Table Service location and four individual Quick Service counters.
An earlier released opening date is July 2007, however this was issued before construction was delayed.
Below is the released art and its released descritption:
Ying & Yak, a sprawling Asian-themed concept featuring full- and limited-service dining, is the product of Golden Valley, Minn.-based Schussler Creative. It is scheduled to open in Disney World's Animal Kingdom in the summer of 2007.
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Landry's will also be opening a T-Rex themed restaurant in DTD as well. This is slated to open early 2008. Here is Landry's Corporate press release . Both concepts sound like awesome additions.
I hope it is included on DDP. It sounds like it is going to be a great addition to AK.
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There is a real need for table service restaurants in this park! I'm glad to see at least one (I'm not counting Rainforest as it is outside the gates).
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The Yak & Yeti will open as scheduled on Wednesday, November 14th. There will be no soft opening, but area cast members will be eating a free lunch there on Monday and Tuesday as the restaurant staff gets up to speed.
For those still wondering where the name comes from, get out your city guide map to Kathmandu, the capitol city of Nepal. Look there for the Hotel Yak & Yeti, a deluxe hotel built in the mid-1970s on the grounds of a 100 year old palace. The hotel is a showcase for the cultural heritage of the area, and features a spectacular view of the Himalayas. Just as Disney's Yak & Yeti offers a spectacular view of the Forbidden Mountain, home of Expedition Everest.
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Ron, have you seen a menu or gotten any scuttlebutt about it?
Haven't seen a menu yet, Ed. But I understand it will have an Asian theme. The Y & Y opening team has been sharing our break room at Kali until theirs is ready. They have been coming in at lunchtime with oriental restaurant style carryout containers filled with egg rolls and noodle dishes. They didn't offer to share, but it smells great. Makes my peanut butter sandwiches look pretty bad.
I have heard they are not taking ADR's yet. No word among the cast as to when they will start.
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I haven't seen it posted here yet but another (reputable) website is reporting (what appears to be straight from a Disney press release) the menu and hours.
Strangely, they list dinner as 4pm to park close. Since I'm pretty sure Animal Kingdom closes at 5 or 6 all the time, people better make sure to get those ADR's in. There's going to be, like, one seating a night.
If anything, maybe a late ADR will give folks a chance to see AK lit up at night. (How early does the sun go down in Orlando this time of year? It's dark by 5 here, but we're surrounded by mountains.)
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