Newly Re-Imagined Food Hall Featuring Authentic Street Foods Opens at ICON Orlando
As part of its goal to re-imagine traditional “grab-n-go” dining to instead focus on authenticity and fresh ingredients, ICON Park has reopened its Food Hall – located at the base of the 400-ft. Orlando Eye – with three new concepts offering “fast comfort” street foods from different cultures around the world.
Guests can now enjoy easy, quick street foods – including crunchy Korean fried chicken, tender sliced Lebanese shawarma, hand-crafted bubble waffles and meticulously sourced boba teas – while they stroll through the 20-acre ICON Park or relax on The Lawn to live music.
EVOO: Fresh Mediterranean Kitchen
This Central-Florida based concept is known for creating Lebanese fast-casual dining with traditional cooking methods and fresh, whole foods – and is famous for its tender shawarma and full range of vegetarian dishes.
The ICON Park location features savory falafel, succulent grilled meats, and rich dips like hummus and baba ganoush, allowing guests to indulge in healthy food that’s full of flavor.
The Bone: Korean Fried Chicken Concept
Crispy, crunchy Korean fried chicken has taken the world by storm, with its extra-crispy exterior and flavorful seasonings. The Bone specializes in numerous Korean fried chicken recipes, and Korean street food favorites including Korean Ramen, Spicy Rice Cakes and more. Signature dishes include their soy garlic wings and traditional gochujang-infused glazed wings.
The Winnie Tea Bar – Boba Teas & Mochi Donuts
Boba Teas have become all the rage, and for good reason.
The Winnie Tea Bar creates a unique twist on the traditional boba tea experience. It serves an exclusive selection of artisanal, handcrafted boba teas with premium ingredients and carefully sourced tea leaves – from classic flavors to inventive new creations. Each drink is meticulously prepared to ensure a perfect balance of taste, texture, and visual appeal.
For a double dose of sweetness, try one of their delicious mochi donuts with a tea.
The three new concepts will be open daily from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. To learn more, visit ICON Park's official website.
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