4. Yak & Yeti Restaurant—Asia, Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Perhaps you think a primarily pan-Asian restaurant where you’d typically go for dim sum and lo mein wouldn’t be the place to go for a great burger. Not so, my friend, for the Kobe Beef Burgeris a delight to the senses.
Whichever side of the “American Kobe beef” debate you fall on, the 10 oz. patty they use in this burger is unarguably delicious. It’s also topped with sesame-soy mayo, crispy shoestring fries, and topped with your choice of shiitake mushrooms and scallion compote or Asian slaw.
5. The Edison—The Landing, Disney Springs
The Edison in Disney Springs is a lavishly steampunk-themed eatery that serves up a number of interesting dishes, but we’re here to talk about burgers, so I’ll point your attention to their eponymous “The Edison” burger.
It’s a pretty classic mixture of ingredients on the surface — beef, cheese, crispy onions, bacon, pickles, lettuce, tomato, and special sauce — but dig a little deeper and you’ll understand how special the combination is:
• The beef is a signature blend of sirloin, short rib, and brisket.
• It’s not just any cheese, but Cabot Clothbound cheddar. This is the stuff dreams are made of.
• Those pickles? They’re made in-house.
Trust us, you’ve gotta try it.
