Bon jour, Jordannah!
Like your daughter, I'm also a big fan of the "Little Chef" from Disney's "Ratatouille." Unfortunately, the real-life version of Remy that greeted guests at Epcot has been gone a few years now. Before you cancel that reservation, though, take a look at the description and menu for the
Chefs de France to see if there's something there your little girl might like. It's a beautiful spot, and may just make for a special visit for her.
If you do decide to change, I have a couple of kid-friendly choices for you. First, the
Biergarten restaurant in the Germany pavilion is an all-you-can-eat buffet that's also all-you-can-sing-and-dance as well! The show is a German oompah band that encourages guests of all ages to hop on the dance floor and join the fun. The buffet has lots of kid favorite foods, too, like macaroni and cheese, meatballs and apple strudel, all with a German flair.
My other suggestion is one of my all-time favorite restaurants, the
San Angel Inn Restaurante, nestled inside the pyramid of Mexico. You can peruse all the fun trinkets at the open-air style market on the way to the restaurant, then dine "under the stars" overlooking the water ride and a smoking volcano. Afterward, hop aboard the
Gran Fiesta Tour Starring the Three Caballeros for a fun boat ride with Donald Duck and his feathery friends.
The great thing about dining at Epcot is that there's really something for everyone, even the kids! I hope this helps you find a new favorite, Jordannah. Have a wonderful vacation!
Kathy K.