eet by Maneet Chauhan in Disney Springs Marketplace

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Delicious Indian Food with Tons of Vegetarian Choices! I had such a great experience at eet by Maneet Chauhan! As a vegetarian, I really appreciated how many plant-based options were available it’s not always easy to find that, especially with food that tastes this good. The mango lassi was amazing super smooth, refreshing, and packed with real mango flavor. It honestly tasted just like the lassis I’ve had in India! I also tried the bread service, samosas, and a Build Your Own Bowl with cauliflower and coconut curry sauce everything was fresh, flavorful, and really satisfying. The vibe inside is fun and colorful, the staff were super friendly, and everything was very clean and well run. It’s awesome to have a spot in Disney Springs that brings authentic Indian flavors and makes vegetarian dining easy and delicious. Highly recommend this place whether you’re vegetarian or just enjoy tasty, wholesome food, you’ll love it! 🌱🥭🍛

Jessica S. Was our server. First of all, she was super sweet and very attentive. She gave us some advice and helped us a great deal. The food, fantastic! Pick what you want and how you want! We had the garlic naan, pick your own bowl, and tikka flat bread. I ordered a bunch of sides too! The fresh veggies side was well worth it! Tomatoes, lemons, really hot peppers, onions. Toss that on a piece of flat bread and some tikka masala and yummy! Oh and get an old fashioned!

Once my wife and I found out Maneet had opened a place we had to try it out and for us it did not disappoint!!! Greeted with a smile, did our menu research prior to coming so new exactly what to order, all food came out hot and very flavorful, we honestly wanted to try everything on the menu, but our eyes are bigger than our stomachs. Nice atmosphere when u walk in a greeted by staff and a huge mural of Maneet, painted red bricks and umbrellas outside. Only reason for the 4 on service was food took 25 min for our 3 items and wasn't sure if we cleared the table or staff did. Other than that, I recommend trying out this food networks stars Indian restaurant

This is a great option for everyone! Their menu is very easy to navigate for those with gluten allergies and other allergies. The kids menu is versatile and the portions are perfect. I had the build your own bowl and they ensured no cross contamination. Allie and Harmony served us and they were so friendly and accommodating.

Update: The response to my review is concerning. You are disappointed? Really—well you made $70 for food that is crap. Fusion? Are you joking? Putting together some ingredients and throwing chutneys and spices does not define Fusion. Go back to the cooking school and stop scamming people. This is a hobby, not a restaurant. —————— Big disappointment. By far, the worst Indian food I have ever had—except its not even Indian. Disney, what were you thinking? Do better. The food has no authentic Indian flavors and the dishes hardly make any sense. Don’t let the photos fool you, the wrap was cold—hard to chew chicken, and the curry bowl seemed to be made by a packed flavor sauce. In fact, a staff member even told us they hardly prepare much there, it comes prepped. Makes zero sense given their prices, paying almost $70 for three items and food at this quality is unacceptable—especially at a Disney venue. If you are familiar and looking for an authentic Indian dining experience, I strongly recommend finding another place nearby Kissimmee and opting for another option at DS.

It was my first time trying Indian food and what a delightful experience it was! The lovely lady at the counter helped me choose something that fit with my very healthy eating plan. The young man who brought the dish from the kitchen was extremely helpful explaining it was best to mix everything together, in his opinion. He was right! He came back later to see how I enjoyed the dish. Your basic Disney dining, but colorful, clean and I love the big windows. I will be back.

This is one of the only Indian restaurants on Walt Disney World property. And it be honest, it was fairly disappointing. I thought the decor was pretty minimalistic, but the large mural of Maneet Chauhan in the serving area was pretty cool. The service was also lackluster. Although they’re respectful, they’re pretty slow and there’s sometimes mountains of food waiting to be bought to the tables. The food itself is the best part of this, especially the poutine. It had very good flavor, but it’s something I could taste elsewhere. Same goes for the flatbread. The donuts we got as a dessert were also this way, and it definitely wasn’t worth $20 per meal. Overall, is a good place to try something new at Disney World, but you can get better Indian food outside of property.

This a tasty option if your in Disney springs on the east side. It’s kinda far from the main dining areas and it’s tucked away in the far east corner of Disney springs. Pictured are two of the buildings your own bowls. One has shrimp with coconut curry sauce and the other is the beef with masala style sauce. Both were unique and delicious. Also pictured is the beer cheese flatbread which was very tasty. The naan is quite good. Not sure if it’s prepared in a tandoori oven or not but it’s very good and worth the purchase. Lots of unique beer choices either on tap or in a bottle. The only thing I didn’t like was the mango lassi. I’m not familiar with lassi but it was literally like drinking Elmer’s glue with mango flavor. Super weird texture. Overall, I’ll go back for sure. It was delicious and filling.