The service was really quick and the interior was super unique and beautiful. The only thing is…read morethat it's bit on the pricier side but the portions are good at least in terms of the bowl. Everything paired so well in the bowl and no ingredients overpowered the other. My girlfriend added the corn cheese to the bowl which definitely is a must! The egg on top was also perfect. Every bite was good, regardless if it had protein in it or not. The kdog was crunchy and the potatoes were a good addition too. My girlfriend and I really enjoyed our bowl and definitely would come back again. Plenty of variety on the menu too.

When in Orlando there are not a ton of options available for Korean food in general and kbob is a…read morelate night spot that can fill that craving. Coming from NYC I do have very high standards for Korean food so it's important that I keep that context when writing this review. We arrived here on a Saturday night in February looking for some good eats after a long day at the parks. We ordered at the counter ramen chicken wings (one butter one) and fries. There wasn't much of a line and the shop is mostly self serve with utensils and water in the back, with a very casual vibe. Our food came out within 15-20 mins or so staring with the wings. I think these chicken wings are very hit or miss depending on your preferences. There was a lot of sauce on these wings so if that is something you like, it definitely hits the spot. However compared to other Korean fried chicken I have had previously, these wings are not double fried, so they are not quite as crispy as the wings I typically get, this is something to note as it is a personal preference. Staff was nice and helpful. The main reason for the 4 star review is the ramen, might have been some of the worst ramen I have had in my life. The broth lacked flavor, the egg was cold, and the meat tasted like plastic, I think dollar store ramen taste better imo. The wings were great and hit the spot and would recommend if you are fine with them not having the crunch typical in fried chicken but I would avoid the ramen if you are to come here again.

So I have only had Canes once before and honestly the food wasn't great. This location is new and…read morehuge. There is inside and outside seating and a drive thru. Had the Box combo, came with 4 fingers which were quite delicious. Also came with fries and some really super delicious coleslaw. Love the ice tea here. It is really good. Glad I gave Canes another try. Hopefully this location will maintain the high food quality standards. This location is new and huge. Got to revisit in a few months to see how it holds up.

I don't usually go out of my way for fast food. But today? I did. I made the trip. I committed…read more Because when it comes to Raising Cane's, I'm usually all in. That's what made this one sting a little. Let me set the stage. I pull up to the Kissimmee location already knowing what I'm getting. This place has one job. Chicken. Not a massive menu. Not a bunch of distractions. Just chicken, fries, toast, slaw. Simple. Focused. The kind of setup where you expect consistency every single time. And then the tray hit the table. The chicken? Bland. Like no one introduced it to seasoning. And somehow also soggy. You know that moment when you bite in expecting that crispy crunch and instead you get... soft confusion? Yeah. That. It honestly felt like the oil wasn't hot enough. Which is kind of a big deal when frying is your entire identity. Now here's where it gets even more frustrating. Cane's sauce is usually the safety net. It can cover a lot of sins. Underseasoned chicken? Fine. Dip it, save it, move on. But it cannot fix texture. It cannot create crunch out of thin air. And when the crisp isn't there, the whole thing falls flat. The fries didn't do much to help the situation. Underdone. Under salted. Just kind of there. Taking up space. Not offensive, just disappointing. Like they almost made it to the finish line and then decided to clock out early. And here's the part that really gets me. When you only do one thing, you have to nail it. Every time. No excuses. No off days. No close enough. This isn't a diner with a 10-page menu. This is chicken. How do you forget to make it crispy? Now, credit where it's due. The Texas toast? Still elite. Buttery, golden, doing exactly what it's supposed to do. The coleslaw? Fresh, crisp, actually refreshing. And the staff here? Friendly, efficient, and the food came out quick. No complaints on the service side at all. So now I'm sitting there having this internal debate. Because I know what Raising Cane's can be. And this wasn't it. somewhere in the middle of that meal it hit me that I went out of my way for this and got a version that felt like it cut corners That's a tough pill to swallow in an area like Kissimmee where you've got options everywhere you turn. Great food is not hard to find around here. Which makes subpar chicken stand out even more. Three stars. And that feels generous based on the sides and the service carrying the weight. But let's be clear. I'm usually a five star guy when it comes to Raising Cane's. This just wasn't that day. And when your whole brand is built on doing one thing right, you don't get a pass when that one thing misses.

As a West Coast girl, I have to say the East Coast White Castle definitely tasted different…read morecompared to the location in Vegas. We decided to stop by the drive-thru to finally try it while visiting Orlando. They were using AI to help take orders at the drive-thru, but unfortunately it kept getting our order wrong, so we ended up placing the order with a real person instead. We ordered the 20 burgers and 4 fries deal -- my husband chose 10 original sliders and 10 cheeseburgers. Personally, I enjoyed the cheeseburgers more than the originals. The sautéed onions really made the burgers flavorful and gave them that classic White Castle taste. Since we went through the drive-thru, we didn't really get a chance to explore the inside ambiance of the restaurant. Overall, it was still a fun experience finally trying East Coast White Castle for ourselves.

Growing up in Jersey and NY, White Castle was my go-to comfort food, and I can't count the times…read moreI've craved those delicious sliders. With the news of them opening one in the St John's area, it gave me a craving. While in Orlando, I had to drop by to satisfy said craving! Indulged in their mouthwatering chicken rings and the iconic Bacon Cheese slider. Delicious as always! Different location, but still just as delicious.

Well..... my very first time at Freddys.... And I am a Fan!! I was so pleased with everything. Even…read morethe service. The young girl at the counter was so sweet. Shame on me for not getting her name and giving her a shout out. Anyhow.... Stopped in with my son and we decide to sit inside and enjoy our meal. I'm considered a Senior. And they have a Senior menu. That is so awesome. I got the cheese burger and it came with a small fry and small drink. My son got the patty melt meal with fries and a drink. So good. The cheese burger was fresh and so delicious. The fries are yummy too. They have fry sauce that was ok. But I'm good with some ketchup. lol. Can't wait to go back. Wish one was in Tampa.

Walking into this location it was really spacious and super clean. We walked our way to the counter…read moreto place our order and wait for our number to be called. We ordered a Double Cheeseburger Meal and a Chili Cheese Dog. The double cheeseburger was good. The chili dog was good as well just a little messy. All the food was nice and hot as well. For 2 cheeseburger meals and a chili dog it was $36.28 which I find expensive for what it was and for average tasting food.

If you need a quick meal between activities like we did, Raising Cane's is a great stop. The…read moreservice was fast, the food came out hot and freshly made, and it hit the spot when we needed a quick bite. There are both indoor and outdoor seating options, including a covered patio that makes it comfortable to enjoy your meal no matter the weather. Simple, fast, and flavorful.

We have seen and heard about Raising Canes, even watching their founder on Shark Tank! We haven't…read morehad a chance to get over here yet so we were thrilled to get here! Raising Canes is a fast casual quick service restaurant serving chicken. This is their specialty. They have a small variety offering chicken tenders, sandwiches, salads and the best crinkle cut fries. It's a simple menu but delivers!! We had not been there before so the wonderful guy at the register suggested we order the Box. He said it gives you the best variety. It came with chicken tenders, coleslaw, crinkle fries, a piece of Texas toast and their signature dip, the Canes Sauce. Their chicken tenders are crispy but not super bready. They were very good. It was a nice thick piece of chicken. The fries were very crispy and the Texas toast was delicious. Their signature sauce is their only sauce. It had a little kick of pepper to it but was a really good sauce for the tenders. It was creamy and really yummy. Overall this was a great place. We don't typically eat fast food much but I think we will be back for a quick meal. Everything was hot and delicious and the staff was very nice and friendly. This location has inside seating as well as a lot outside. They also have a drive thru as well. Really great food! Thank you Raising Canes, we will be back!

If you're staying in or near the Hyatt Regency Orlando / Convention Center, B-Line Diner is a super…read moreconveniently located establishment with pretty good and reasonably-priced (for a high-end hotel restaurant) food and desserts. It certainly has a diner feel, so it's definitely not fine dining, and despite potentially large crowds due to events going on throughout the week, its flow is well managed and long lines don't take too long to get through. I stopped by with a party of 2 right after morning rounds of competitions in the convention center, and hopped in line around 11:15 am on a weekday. The line looked long at first but only took 10 minutes to get through. We sat down to order and was informed that they were still in the tail end of breakfast service so lunch would start at 11:30 am. So we sat for a bit and then the waiter came back around to take our lunch order. Sandwiches and burgers are ~$20 so closer to $25-30 after tax and tip. We got the B-Line Burger and Grilled Chicken Burger. Both were great and the fries that came with them were excellent as well. Portions are between fair and generous, and after a nice shared key lime pie to round out the lunch, we left satisfied. Ambiance is casual and service was good. Check it out if you're in the area!

Boom. Solid experience at B‑Line Diner inside the Hyatt Regency Orlando…read more I had the Mediterranean salad with grilled chicken, and everything came out really fast, which is always appreciated, especially in a hotel setting, with plenty of things to do instead of take a long lunch. The service was great--attentive without hovering. The salad itself was huge, topped with a very generous portion of grilled chicken that was tender and, importantly, not dry. Big win there. The dressing was nice and balanced, though I will forever wish for more feta (always more feta). The roasted chickpeas were good, but I wish they'd been toasted just a bit longer to get some extra crunch. Not bad at all, just missing that final texture pop I love in a salad. Overall, this was a satisfying meal for a hot Florida day.

I recently visited this McDonald's , or as many locals affectionately call it, the "Big…read moreMcDonald's," and I was genuinely surprised to see some of the low ratings. My nephew and I stopped in for a quick lunch and playtime, and we had a great experience. We ordered at the kiosk, took our number upstairs to the play area, and the staff was incredibly friendly. They brought our food to the table, helped with drink refills, and made the visit easy and enjoyable. The food was fresh, the play area was clean and well maintained, and there were plenty of kids playing while still feeling organized and welcoming. What makes this location special is the extensive menu that goes beyond a typical McDonald's, along with the large play area and arcade. We didn't use the arcade this visit, but it's a great option to have. Parking is free, and it's a fun, convenient way to spend an afternoon with kids without paying theme park prices. Based on my experiences here, I would absolutely recommend it to families with young children.

We went to this McDonald's a lot since it was near our hotel and it's also open 24/7. I used mobile…read moreordering a lot and it worked fine. They were also generally nice when I needed to ask them about something. This McDonald's is close to the convention center and it was slammed on one of the convention days. Expect long lines during events like this!

A real hole in the wall attached to a gas station. Looked a little sketchy at first from the…read moreoutside since we came in for dinner but glad we gave it a shot. Order from the counter and then your number gets called. I got an elote and a Lengua Burrito which was pretty tasty. Salsas were self serve which which nice. I asked if they could add lettuce and tomato inside and they were accommodating. Staff were friendly and nice. Definitely recommend.

Overall 3.5 Stars…read more Located next to a convenience gas station, the "hole in the wall" has become an Orlando favorite. Ambiance: 4 stars When you walk in, you are immersed with the Hispanic vibe and it is really fun and relaxing. A quick service when you can use a kiosk or cashier to order your food. Decor has the regional Mexican colors, flags and music is perfecto. Colorful metal chairs and tables makes it easy to clean and feels cool as you wait for your food. Service: 3.5 stars The cashier was friendly and polite. Food: 3.5 - 4 Stars 1. Three tacos - chicken, Barbacoa, and chorizo - 4 stars Favorite protein was the chorizo. Seasoned and juicy. The chicken and Barbacoa were a little bit dry. 2. 5 tacos - 3.75 stars Meats were braised beef birria and chorizo. Served on corn tortillas with onions and cilantro. The corn tortillas were dry and thicker than normal. The tacos had one tortilla to hold the ingredients. Other places would use two tortillas as the base. Also, they would have been better if they were heated and a little bit moist. 3. Steak quesadilla - 4.5 - loaded with cheese and diced steak. It was hot and fresh. Cilantro and diced onions are served on the side. It will fill you up. 4. Steak Taco Bowl - 3.5 Very filling w rice as the base and the diced steak was good. However, it was missing frijoles (beans) which was kinda' weird but each regional area is different from each other. 5. Loaded nachos with carne asada (steak). The colorful Chips were crunchy and light. The steak was good however, the cheese was processed nacho cheese instead of freshly melted shredded cheese. The dish can get messy so make sure to have enough napkins. The best proteins were the braised beef (birria) and the chorizo. Both were flavorful and juicy. Price: pretty reasonable for the different menu items. We will come back to try other menu items.