Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Orlando

"Kabooki Sushi offers all the traditional sushi rolls and sashimi, but for a truly over-the-top culinary adventure, consider the chef-selected multi-course omakase experience. Just make sure to not get too full: The house-made desserts, like the goat cheese panna cotta and beet cake, served with Thai basil, beet powder, black pepper almonds, olive oil, and beet vinegar, are divine."

"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."

"Location: Orlando’s Restaurant Row, Close to Universal7339 W Sand Lake Rd #400, Orlando, FL 32819. If an upscale dinner with a sophisticated atmosphere sounds more up your alley for a romantic dinner with your special someone, we recommend checking out Ocean Prime. The ambiance is cozy and the handful of amazing booths inside The Lounge create a very intimate space for dining."

"Enjoy an a-la-carte Easter Brunch menu with dishes such as Lobster Toast ($24), Blackened Salmon Salad ($23), French Toast ($15), Crab & Eggs ($19), and Braised Short Rib Surf & Turf ($23) on Easter Sunday, April 4 from 11 a.m."

"Modern American restaurant and lounge serving prime steaks, seafood, and cocktails in Orlando's Restaurant Row. Dress code: Smart CasualPhone: +1 407-781-4880. Middle Eastern, 5.9 MILES"

"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."

"This tiny reservations-only establishment offers the best sushi in Orlando, if not the whole of Florida. This place does its own thing, and does it with unique style. Nine stools are all situated around a sushi prep bar where the owners Lordfer Lalicon, Mark Berdin and Jennifer Benagale prepare carefully choreographed 18-plus course sushi and sashimi meals."

"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 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."

"Seito Baldwin Park prides itself in honoring traditional techniques while being inspired by the innovation found in modern cuisine. We provide sustainable..."

"With its glossy wraparound bar and angled bento-box ceiling, Dragonfly set the bar pretty high for modern izakayas and sushi houses in this city when it opened back in 2010. While its robata game is strong, Dragonfly’s servings of sushi and sashimi certainly have wings. Of note are the Hokkaido scallops dressed in garlic-jalapeno, the bigeye tuna kobachi tossed in a spicy sesame oil blend and the indulgent sashimi passion, available in composed 7- and 21-piece platters."

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

"It’s clear that Morimoto Asia executive chef Yuhi Fujinaga and executive sushi chef Alex Munkhbilguun are bent on offering the absolute finest cuts of fish and seafood procured from Toyosu Fish Market and around the world inside their sprawling, two-story Disney Springs behemoth. The relationships the restaurant (and the Morimoto empire) has forged over the years have clearly placed them in an advantageous position as far as sourcing is concerned. Preferential treatment?"

"The chance to try Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto’s first Pan-Asian restaurant is what brings most people to this Disney Springs spot, which opened in 2015. The menu blends flavors from China, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, South Korea, and..."

"If you are heading to Animal Kingdom for opening time, my advice would be to go straight to Pandora – World of Avatar and ride Flight of Passage because the lines for this attraction build up really fast and usually remain over two hours long for the whole day. If you only have 2 weeks in Orlando, you don’t want to spend a whole day standing in line!"

"On day 1 Disney’s Animal Kingdom was open early, so that’s where we headed. With minimal crowds we rode the Kilimanjaro Safari, Kali River Rapids and twice on Expedition Everest (our favourite Disney World ride) before brunch at Donald’s Safari Breakfast at Tusker House (our favourite character meal – see our review here)."

"In addition to magnificent views from 400 feet in the sky, the 15-person, air-conditioned capsules allow for rides in the rain or shine. Kids especially love riding the Ferris Wheel at night due to the color-changing light show. If you’re searching for the perfect family photo opportunity, this is it!"

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user https://www.reuni... used under CC BY-SA 4.0. The ICON Orlando is full of things to do and places to eat."

"Built in 1921 by prominent African-American physician Dr. William M. Wells, downtown Orlando’s Wells’Built Hotel offered accommodations to African-American travelers who were barred from Florida’s then-segregated hotels, including famed musicians such as Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Ray Charles and others. The hotel was even promoted in The Negro Travelers’ Green Book, which started publication in the 1930s and inspired 2018’s Oscar-winning film, Green Book. Learn more: African-American History & Culture"

"Orlando’s Randall Knife Museum is attached to the family-run workshop of the same name, which enjoys a reputation as one of the world’s finest knife manufacturers. Browse a collection of over 7,000 exquisitely made blades, including the world’s largest switchblade and the first ever knife to go to space. Also on display are military knives, swords, machetes and axes."

"The Orange County Regional History Centerhas four floors of exhibits showcasing the history of Orange County. Exhibits include African American History, Aviation, Cattle and Citrus, Destination Florida, a Pioneer Cabin from the 19th Century and more. The museum holds a Home School Day every month that has hands-on art activities for kids in grades K-5."

"Splash in the Boro is a water park and family aquatics center located in Statesboro, Georgia. The facility is situated within Mill Creek Regional Park."