Harambe Market

The outdoor market-style setting gives it a lively and authentic feel, with colorful stalls and plenty of seating. The menu features African-inspired dishes like grilled meats, skewers, rice bowls, and unique beverages, offering bold flavors that you won’t find in typical theme park food. Portions are generous and the lines usually move quickly. Harambe Market is perfect for a casual meal while exploring the Africa section of Animal Kingdom. The combination of tasty food, immersive theming, and lively atmosphere makes it a must-stop spot.

An African Themed Market With Good Food and Drink The Animal Kingdom Theme Park is divided into several smaller themed parks within its boundary. We spent quite a bit of time in Africa and found this great little place for lunch. Their menu is quite expansive with many common food items and some of them have been changed up with African spices and flavors. We were in Africa, so we wanted the tastes of that land and we got them. My wife had the Chicken Caesar Salad ($12.99). Fresh crisp romaine lettuce tossed in a Caesar dressing with tomatoes and grated Parmesan cheese, then topped with a nice portion of chermoula-marinated chicken. The spices for the marinade lent a warm, yet bold and slightly acidic flavor to the chicken. Not at all spicy hot. The portion size is large. She finished all

The food was very good. The seasoned shrimp were well-balanced and not too salty. The spiced yellow rice was excellent. I really enjoyed the bowl. All the tables are outside, but they have fans and complimentary iced water.

One of my favorite walk-up places to eat anywhere in all of the Disney parks. Such amazing native flavors, really just very good quality and flavorful. Fantastic value for what you get compared to many places in the parks, and quite a bit of food. I always get the #1 chicken and shrimp bowl, with seasoned rice, fresh tomatoes and pickled cucumbers, and tzatziki sauce. So good!!

Compared to my other meals at different locations across all four parks, this one didn't stand out as much. Doesn't mean it wasn't good. On the contrary, the kabobs were well done. My only reservation was the pita - it was rock hard. Guess microwaved or heated but served much later. Other dishes were fine - jollof rice was nice!