Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Lake Proctor

"From humble beginnings helping his parents run two restaurants at the age of 15 to opening Kabooki Sushi at the age of 22 and quickly becoming one of Orlando’s most creative sushi chefs says a lot about the drive and passion of Henry Moso. His extravagant, free-for-all omakases are legendary and the ingredients he sources from local waters and those in the Pacific are unparalleled. After opening a second Kabooki Sushi in Dr. Phillips, Moso expanded and completely renovated the original restaurant on E."

"A sleek and intimate interior belies a nondescript exterior on busy Colonial Drive near the Fashion Square Mall. It's an Orlando favorite for sushi and Asian fusion, with artful and generous presentation and a soothing, cosmopolitan vibe. Let the chef's mood and best ingredients seduce your palate with a six-course omakase creation or choose your own path."

"Set inside a banal strip mall that could “almost” be a massage parlor from the outside, belies its pretty, modern interior. The sushi here is spectacular. Though not traditional, sushi is approached with a foodie sensibility with seasonal ingredients, delicate flavors and extremely fresh seafood."

"A pandemic and scorching summertime temperatures may be effective deterrents in considering takeout sushi for dinner, but when one of the best restaurants in the city offers a contactless pickup experience, well, that changes things. The chirashi bowls served up at Kadence hold their own, even after a 30-minute drive back home. The vinegared rice bowl teems with hamachi, kanpachi, madai, shima aji, bluefin tuna, ora king salmon, kisu, and hirame."

"Don't let the $155+/per person dinner price tag scare you off. You see, Kadence is a nine-seat omakase experience unlike any other you'll find here in Orlando. Sushi purists will delight in the artistic, authentic multi-course (for dinner, that's 18+ courses!) magnificence on display."

"Was very packed but we didn't mind sitting at the bar and got good quick service!. My only suggestion is a draft beer selection!"

"Seito Sushi has been proudly serving Orlando since 2000 -- that’s now 21 years of high quality service and delicious food. Their menu is constantly evolving and currently focuses on fresh sushi rolls, contemporary Asian foods, and an Omaske menu -- which is the chef's choice. Both the executive chef and sous chef have combined extensive experience in the culinary industry -- their focus is on local restaurants and ingredients."

"Seito is a warm space well suited for date night or special occasions or a tasty lunch. The fare here is creative and fresh with comfortable, familiar faces rounding out the menu. Pork belly bao buns, massaman wings, curries and other delights will satisfy those less enthused by the melty-delicious sashimi or succulently seared tentacles."

"A year after closing its hideaway Casselberry locale, WA Sushi re-emerged this past February in a far more conspicuous Casselberry spot distinguished by a swish interior and some of the finest Japanese fare in Seminole County. The focus, of course, is still on quality cuts of seafood – uni, scallops and giant octopus legs from Hokkaido; A5 wagyu; otoro flecked with gold – the whole bit. But don’t overlook the stellar noodles, be they ramen, udon, or soba."

"Wa exposed the sleepy bedroom community of Casselberry to a refined sushi-going experience and the rest of Orlando quickly took notice. Wa closed in February of 2020, but reopened in a new locale in Casselberry serving the same high-end ingredients from bluefin toro tartare and deep-fried Hiroshima oysters to A5 wagyu and hotaru ika, the seasonal firefly squid. At $42, the 16-piece grand sashimi moriawase is an absolute steal."

"A post shared by Shari Sushi (@sharisushi) on Dec 17, 2018 at 1:18pm PST. Shari Sushi is a sleek, intimate restaurant that offers an equally classy menu. Try the Sea Dragon, rolled with crab, avocado, sriracha hot sauce and topped with tuna, or the pork belly bun."

"Impressed with the fire dragon roll It was so good I ordered a second one Happy Hour 4 to 6 is great More reviews"

"Create your own sushi roll, bowl, or wrap with the friendly neighborhood Ninjas!. SUS HI EATSTATION is a fast-casual Ninja-themed sushi restaurant..."

"Sideward Brewing is one of the breweries in Orlando that is family owned. Founded by Garrett, Mandy and Austin this brewery is located in Orlando’s Milk District. Located in a 100-year-old warehouse, where 20 craft brews are on tap and constantly rotated, this is a great place to come relax and enjoy some Orlando craft beer!"

"The brewery I’ve been to most on this list is definitely Sideward Brewing Co. They opened up in the Milk District last year and they are always tempting me with amazing can releases!. Their social media game is definitely on point, in addition to their brewing of course!"

"One of Orlando's newest breweries, Sideward Brewing opened in 2019. You'll find it in Orlando's Milk District neighborhood, minutes east of downtown. Learn more: Orlando Neighborhoods"

"They host taco Tuesday, Friday trivia, and a Saturday Brunch!. They serve a wide variety of beer styles ranging from the Jebena a coffee milkshake IPA, to Nomi a Japanese Rice Lager to Saison D’espoir a Belgian Kyle Saison. They have several styles of Barleywine, and a Czech dark lager and Feathered Serpent a smoked Gose style ale with blackberry, key lime and agave syrup!"

"Okay, you may not get the West Side Story reference, but we can promise that you will come across something rather good at Something’s Brewing!. This is a great choice for breweries in Orlando. As the first Hispanic-owned brewery in Orlando, it has some fantastic food, drink, and an amazing atmosphere to boot."

"Located inside of one of Orlando’s most hoppin’ areas (SoDo – South of Downtown if you’re not a local!), Rockpit Brewing Company is next on my list of breweries in Orlando. This place is home to some of the best beers around. With over 20 beers on tap and an excellent menu of barbecue bar food that’s made to compliment those great brews, you’re sure to have an incredible time at this brewery in Orlando."

"I recently discovered RockPit Brewing and have since been enamored with this mining themed brewery. It’s got everything I like in a brewery including an indoor and outdoor seating area, a variety of beers, a good snack list and even its own home brew store!. Because of this, I wasn’t surprised at all when it was packed with people on a Saturday."

"At the Orange County Regional History Center, you can experience life in Orlando, once known for its citrus farming and cattle, as it was long before Walt Disney famously set his sights on it. Travel through history in the restored 1927 brownstone courthouse, located in the heart of the city, and turn back the clock thousands of years to see how Florida’s indigenous people lived. Discover the life of early pioneers who slept on pillows stuffed with moss, or even step into modern times by visiting Courtroom B, the very place where notorious serial killer Ted Bundy allegedly carved his name into a desk as he sat on trial."

"For shoppers who want to pick up local products, this is the place to be. Not only will you find notorious Floridian treats, but there are also souvenirs, vintage photographs, and classic books and toys to be found here. You’ll be bringing home more than just memories of your vacation here in Orlando when you drop by this place."

"History Museums301 South Washington Avenue, Titusville, FL 32796MoreLess Info. North Brevard Historical Museum is a museum dedicated to the history of the local area. The museum is free to enter for visitors and amongst the historical artifacts on display is an archival of newspapers dating back to 1861."

"In 1966 local residents formed the Historical Society of North Brevard. They collected a wide variety of historical artifacts, photographs and written records and display them in this museum. Displays range from the original casts of the Mercury astronaut handprints to wedding dresses."

"The fact Se7en Bites serves comforting breakfast and lunch fare all day (well, until 3 p.m. anyway) plays right into its brunch game, which offers more of the same Southern-inspired comfort fare for which the Milk District eatery has become renowned. Its flaky (and filling) biscuit sandwiches are out the ying-yang (ham, bacon, sausage and veggie), sure, but the “Minnie Pearl” comprising two pearl sugar waffles hugging buttermilk fried chicken with hot honey, over medium egg, vanilla bean butter syrup, and a side of cheddar chive grits is a formula for dying happy."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. This eatery is probably one of Orlando’s most popular bake shops. However, it is also known for serving some of the most sumptuous and tasty breakfast items that both locals and tourists come here for."

"A local favorite that has been featured on the news , publications, and got a visit from the Food Network and Guy Fieri. The line to get in wraps around the building, and is worth the wait. They specialize in incredible baked goods and signature breakfast foods."