eet by Maneet Chauhan in Disney Springs Marketplace

The last time we were at Disney Spring we were sad because EET Maneet was opening two weeks after our visit. We are big Food Network fans so when we came back to Orlando we added this restaurant to our itinerary. It did not disappoint. We were greeted outside by a friendly gentleman who told us about the menu, pointing out the most popular. We ordered at a kiosk, but you can also order through an employee as well. They have free water at the drink bar so keep that in mind when ordering at the kiosk. I didn’t know that at the time, so I paid for bottled water. The staff was super friendly as well and gave genuine smiles. Both dishes were excellent quality. They had a depth of flavor that you would expect from the "dancing spice queen" and both had very different flavor profiles. I love spice so I ordered the Tandoori Chicken Poutine. It had the perfect about of spice and balance. My husband also enjoyed his Chicken Tikka Naan Flatbread. We would fight the waves of people at Disney springs just to go back to this restaurant.

The food here at EET by Maneet Chauhan in Disney Springs is what I’d call an Indian-inspired fast-casual spot—perfect for grabbing a quick bite and enjoying some downtime. It wasn’t super crowded, and there were plenty of indoor and outdoor tables available, which made the visit easy and comfortable. Our order taker, Keith, was a standout. He was friendly, patient, and great at helping anyone who needed guidance with the menu. His personality really added to the experience. As for the food, though, we were a bit disappointed. The flavors felt watered down and didn’t deliver that bold, vibrant “pop” you usually expect with Indian cuisine. I understand it’s theme-park-level food, but we still hoped for more spice and seasoning. The restaurant itself is clean, roomy, and the staff is genuinely helpful and welcoming. The only real downside for us was the taste of the food.

Amazing quick service spot! Food is delicious, arrived extremely quickly. Happy hour 50% off drinks makes choosing this place even easier. Even as a quick service restaurant, Cynthia was so attentive to our table - brought us to-go boxes, clearing our table as we finished dishes. Lovely employees, and lovely atmosphere - well decorated, clean, and lively. Samosa salad with chaat dressing is a knock-out dish!! Our entire table loved it. Obsessed over it, even.

Had a different style of paneer and naan which I loved it. (It’s in flat bread like pizza) Forgot the name of the other dish I ordered but that was yummmm. It’s veg bowl including rice, paneer, veggies. The taste was so good. I found the ambience okay. Service was good.

I was really excited to try this place — we even made reservations and spent time looking over the menu beforehand. When we arrived, there was no hostess, and while it wasn’t busy, we just stood in line to order. A few of the dishes we’d been excited about from the online menu weren’t actually available in person, which was disappointing. My sister and I ordered the BYOB/naan bowls, and my husband got a featured quesadilla dish along with some samosas. The naan was pale and lacked any crispness, and while the bowls were okay, the curry had very little sauce — which is usually my favorite part. Overall, the food was just mediocre. The lighting also made the experience less enjoyable. We were seated directly under a harsh spotlight, and although the staff kindly moved us after we mentioned it, the new table still had uncomfortable lighting. The server explained that they can’t adjust the lights because of how they reflect toward security outside, which I understand — but it definitely impacts the dining experience. All in all, it wasn’t a terrible visit, but it also wasn’t one I’d go out of my way to repeat.

Eet is a hidden gem in Disney Springs. I ordered the chicken tikka masala bowl and it was insanely good. The flavors were fresh and perfectly balanced. The restaurant was much less crowded than other spots in the area, and the food was better and more affordable. Definitely worth a visit if you want great Indian food in Disney Springs.

Great food and very friendly staff! Keith was great and so was the young lady at the register (don’t remember her name). We got the chicken naan flatbread and the beer cheese flatbread. Both were delicious! We’ll be back!

online menu shows saag but there was no saag, and that’s my absolute favorite. the food we had however was delicious, full of flavor. The byob is lacking curry, they hardly give you any. The atmosphere was awful, there are these weird spot lights shining in your face in some tables, and we got one. We asked if they could point it somewhere else and they said they couldn’t, because security gets on to them, so i’m guessing this isn’t the first time they were asked to move their spot lights. we had to move tables, it was night so i didn’t have my sunglasses on me. Update and reply: I google eet disney spings and clicked website, my wife did too and see saag as well. I just checked again and its updated to reflect the menu I seen in the restaurant, thanks for that.