Disney4me Posted July 10, 2014 Report Share Posted July 10, 2014 We’ve visited the Royal Anandapur Tea Company in Animal Kingdom more than a few times. Learn About:Royal Anandapur Tea CompanyAnimal KingdomDisney World RestaurantsTucked in Animal Kingdom’s Asia just across the way from Kali River Rapids, this hidden gem is known primarily for it’s terrific variety of loose hot teas.But you can also grab yummy snacks (check the baked goods case for one of those giant pink donuts from time to time) as well as specialty drinks. You’ll even find holiday flavors here during the Winter.But since our visit coincides with the absolute pinnacle of Summer in Orlando, it was time to find something cool — even icy — to sip.Royal Anandapur Tea CompanyRoyal Anandapur Tea Company signsTea selection at Royal Anandapur Tea CompanyWe know a lot of our readers love the Frozen Chai, and so we figured it was high time to feature it here on DFB! Ready to dive in??Royal Anandapur Tea Company MenuWhile several of the coffee and tea beverages on the menu can be found at other Joffrey’s Coffee kiosks around Disney World, I believe this is one of the only locations where you can find a blended Frozen Chai. (You can find the Iced Chai — a creamy chai tea poured over ice — at a few of the other kiosks.)When I placed my order, I was asked if I wanted whipped cream on top of my beverage. Hmmm, let me think about that… YES!!!As someone who sees Mickey-shaped food rather frequently, I have no idea why I was so happy when it came to me like this…Whipped Cream Mickey!A Whipped Cream Mickey!Frozen ChaiI had to make it past the fun-ness, though, to try the Frozen Chai.My first impression was that it was — in a word — yummy! The frozen consistency was more icy than creamy, but still well-blended. Of the autumn spices that chai tea is known for, the one that seemed most prominent to me in this blend was either nutmeg or clove.Frozen ChaiAlas, poor Whipped Cream Mickey was not long for this world, because I especially enjoyed the flavor once I mixed in the whipped cream.Bye bye, Mickey!Something that struck me even more than the taste, though, was that it was quite filling. If you’re torn between grabbing an icy beverage to cool you down or a snack to tide you over until your next Advance Dining Reservation, this could do the trick quite nicely.Still not sure if Frozen Chai is for you? No problem — I was offered a sample prior to deciding. At $5.39 (and not an option as a snack credit on the Disney Dining Plan) you want to be sure you’ll enjoy it. I know I did!Have you tried the Frozen Chai? Please let us know with a comment!Disney Food Blog Fans, be sure to check out our DFB Disney World Dining Guide e-Books! Find great deals at DFBStore.com!Also, come on over and: Subscribe to our NewsletterFollow us on TwitterBecome a Facebook FanRelated posts:Hidden Gem: Animal Kingdom’s Royal Anandapur Tea CompanyReview: Anandapur Local Food Cafes (Yak and Yeti Counter Service) in Animal KingdomNew Boneless Chicken Wings at Mr. Kamal’s and Frozen Drinks at the Animal KingdomView the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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