I've wanted to try DOMU since we moved to Florida almost four years ago, but we've somehow never…read moretimed it right. Being a foodie at heart, I had built this place up quite a bit in my head before ever walking through the door. Usually that's a recipe for disappointment. DOMU somehow managed to exceed those expectations. We arrived about 10 minutes before opening on a Saturday and only had about a 15 minute wait. The first pleasant surprise was the bar and Happy Hour. They have $8 cocktails and $4 beers, and these are legitimate specialty craft cocktails. I had the Wasabi Ginger Margarita, which felt like the perfect introduction to what DOMU does so well. There was a slight spice from the wasabi balanced by the ginger, and the whole thing just worked. We started with the famous wings, cucumbers and Cheezus. DOMU calls their wings the best in Orlando, but I think they might be some of the best wings I've ever had anywhere. The kimchi butter sauce has this incredible savory, sweet and umami flavor that makes them completely addicting. My wife almost dropped one and immediately announced that she would have eaten it off the floor before allowing a DOMU wing to suffer that fate. They're THAT good. The cucumbers were another huge hit. I could honestly come back just for the wings, cucumbers and a couple of cocktails as an afternoon snack. The Cheezus was probably my least favorite of the three appetizers. It was certainly unique and still good, but I personally would have preferred a little more corn and a little less cheese. Then came the ramen, which was easily the star of the show. DOMU makes its noodles in house, and you can tell immediately. I asked our waiter for a recommendation on the spicier side and he suggested the Hot Curry. The broth was rich, buttery, spicy and absolutely incredible. Seriously, just give me a straw for the broth. It definitely has some heat, so be warned, but it was exactly what I wanted. I even enjoyed the leftovers for lunch the next day. My wife ordered the Tan Tan with the spice bomb on the side, which allowed her to control the heat. She loved it. The broth had tons of flavor and the wagyu had a fantastic seasoned crust. She had originally planned to order one of the noodle dishes instead of ramen, but by the end of dinner she was already talking about coming back specifically to order the Tan Tan again. From the friendly service to the cocktails, appetizers and incredible ramen, DOMU lived up to every bit of its reputation. After waiting almost four years to finally try it, I can confidently say it was worth the wait. This has easily earned a spot among our favorite places we've eaten in Orlando, and we're already looking forward to going back.

We came into Domu on Sunday evening and we're surprised to get a seat right away. The restaurant…read morewas definitely buzzing with people, but it appears that everyone had been taken care of. They also have outdoor seating where you can bring your dogs if necessary. We were greeted by our waiter and he took our drink order right away. Since we were planning a big day the next day, we just decided to stick with nonalcoholic beverages that came up pretty quick. We decided to order the wings and asked about the specialty wings. They are having a citrus flavor until September 22 so we decided to place an order for those as well. When I asked the waiter about the different flavors, he gave me a detailed answer, but was pretty quick at moving along. To no surprise, the wings came, and we absolutely loved the originals. The lemon flavor ones were good, but they definitely did not be their signature flavor. We ended up ordering the tonoktsu Ramen. We had had it before at the other location and enjoyed it very much. We decided to split it, which we were notified that they couldn't split it for us. No big deal, luckily they gave us two bowls to be able to do so. The Ramen was good, flavorful. I know this restaurant is busy, but I just felt rushed the entire time. We were literally in and out of there and max 40 minutes. It was my husband's birthday dinner, so I felt a little bad that it was rushed in that way. Nonetheless, the food trumps that feeling so it's definitely worth a try.

Cafe Tu Tu Tango is amazing! I can't even describe how pleasant and breathtaking the atmosphere is…read more You are surrounded by lovely artwork and equally lovely servers (especially Yasmin, you were fantastic!) Everything we ate was delicious i can't wait to come back!

What a neat little find in Orlando! Café Tu Tu Tango is such a fun and unique experience. From the…read morebeautiful exterior decorations and artwork to the walls inside covered with incredible pieces from local artists, there is something interesting everywhere you look. Many of the original pieces are available for purchase, and if they're a little too pricey, they also offer affordable prints. The artwork is absolutely stunning! The staff were super friendly, welcoming, and helpful, and the food was AMAZING! Great atmosphere, beautiful art, wonderful service, and delicious food. Definitely a place we would visit again!

Truly exceptional and somewhere that you need to visit if you love seafood and sushi like me! The…read morequality of the sushi that I had was insane and the flavor profiles of everything were out of this world! While I did a to-go order, when I walked in there the place was gorgeous! Everything was very nicely decorated and there was more than enough seating. Even with so much seating, there were people waiting in the lobby as well! The staff got my order and I was out the front door very quickly. I decided ot get some Yellowtail Crudo and Hokkaido. The Hokkaido which was seared scallops, lobster, crab, tobiko and a couple other things was insane in the best way. The seafood was soooo fresh and the flavors blended perfectly. The yellowtail melted in my mouth and I was trying so hard not to inhale it because the portion was nice but I do wish it was bigger for the price. Overall a phenominal place that I will make it a mission to visit again when I am in Orlando!

5 stars without a doubt for my number one favorite sushi restaurant in Orlando! Whether it's this…read morelocation on Sand Lake or the Baldwin Park location, Seito will always have a priority spot in my heart! What a lovely dining experience! This place is truly such a gem. The ambiance with dimmed lighting sets the tone for a romantic date night for this mom and dad. I'm not sure if Xaira is still there but during our last visit, she was pleasant to be served by! I always have a positive experience when it comes to customer service. Honestly, anything and everything on their menu is perfect!

Food is amazing!!!!! Everything on the menu is a 5. Highly recommended and the prices are very…read morefair!!!!

First time having Korean cuisine, and was so thankful my best friend brought me to BaBbi BaBbi!…read more One thing to note is that the portions are HUGE!! Definitely to be shared with someone else (unless you love leftovers as much as I do ) I got the kimchi fried rice and my best friend got the bulgogi! As you can notice in the picture, the bulgogi came with A LOT of sides!! The meat was incredibly tender and flavorful, and my kimchi rice had the perfect kick of spice to it!! The korean twice fried wings are a MUST!!!!!! Get the sauce on the side if you're hesitant towards spice. Note: Parking is also incredibly simple! BaBbi BaBbi is located in a shopping center with other restaurants and shops. We can't wait to return!!

Chef Daily Special presents - The J Roll (seasonal): Tuna &…read moreavocado,topped w/ torched salmon & truffle crema. It was deliciously savory. Basically a spin of the LV Makimono sushi roll. You can enjoy this portion for $25 but don't expect to be filled. Great place for an intimate dinner. It was not so busy before 6 then suddenly picked up and bartender provided attentive service.

Wow, what happened to this place?…read more My wife and I came here about 8 months ago and it was absolutely magical..every dish felt like an explosion of flavor. We came back for our anniversary expecting the same experience and unfortunately left very underwhelmed. We ordered the Wagyu carpaccio again and it was nowhere near as good as we remembered. It seemed to be missing some of the aioli or something that previously brought the dish together. We also had a yellowtail roll and an eel roll, and both were extremely skinny and lacked that "wow" flavor. Last time, we had a torch-seared Wagyu-topped roll that was so good we literally paused between bites just to savor it. Service was phenomenal as always, and the ambiance is beautiful. However, by 10:30 they were already clearing tables and cleaning up the bar even though they close at 11. It made us feel like the restaurant was already closed. Really disappointing because our first visit was worth every penny. This time felt like a completely different experience, and unfortunately I'm not sure we'll be back.

Always delicious - never disappoints! Dragonfly has such a great vibe! Can't wait to go back!read more

Had a great magical dining experience yesterday at Dragonfly. Was seated in the sushi bar after a…read moresmall wait. I took a special cocktail that I forgot the name, but it was made with rice vodka. It was a sweet and fruity cocktail, and the booze feeling came afterwards. Pretty good for 16 bucks. The magical dining came with four courses. I wanted to try the seaweed salad for my first course, which was marinated nicely in soy sauce. It looked like noodles, but had a nice small crunch after every bite. My second course was nigiri sushi, which included salmon, tuna, and yellowtail. All of them were nice and fresh, and most of them melted in my mouth as well. Adding the house made soy sauce added the umami needed. The third course was the volcano roll, which was hemachi, bacon, jalapeno, and avocado in the bottom, with scallops and imitation crab on top. It was very enjoyable, especially the scallops and fish. The food was quite filling as well. Thankfully I still had room for dessert, and the ube flan was sinfully good. It tasted like an authentic flan with the ube fusion. It was better than the flan at some Mexican restaurants. The service was professional and more attentive than the last time I visited. It was pretty quick as well. The vibe still look chic and upscale. Definitely worthy of the three diamonds it got from AAA. Parking is still free and easy at the complex. Outdoor seating was available and has great views of the fountains. I am so happy that I finally got an excellent magical dining experience for 2026. I guess third time was the charm. Dragonfly had great quality of food and it was quite filling too. And it is still 40 dollars for magical dining, making this a great deal. This is definitely still a great upscale sushi restaurant in the Dr. Phillips area. Overall: A

Tried something new while in the area and searched for Thai food and Coco Thai popped up…read more We ordered Thai ice tea, can't go wrong with this, it's always delicious and refreshing. We started with the shrimp rolls, can't go wrong with these as a starter, only thing I wish the sauce was the peanut sauce for a creamy texture. Usual Thai restaurants spice levels are pretty spicy however their spice level wasn't based on Thai spicy levels. We got the chicken as spicy hot and it felt more mild/medium (forgot to take a pic). The carb fried rice was delicious, lots of chunks of card however we ordered medium spicy and it felt mild to us. We also ordered the chicken pad see ew, spice level mild, it was very favorable. Def would come back but would try to see if there is a spicer level than hot next time.

We love Thai food and always look for it while on vacation. We found this spot, and had a great…read moredinner here. The vibe is really nice, and they have some unique drinks. I like that they have some draft beers. We were nervous at first because we had a large and complex order, and the server did not write anything down. However, everything came out perfect. The drunken noodles and stir fry dishes were all very tasty. If you are looking for Thai food in Orlando, definitely check this place out.

We were here for dinner. The restaurant on weeknight does not have customers. We were the only one…read more It is kind empty for week nights. The order is very straightforward with the tablet and send to kitchen. The first appetizer was came out without much of wait. We got the Hunan style stinky tofu. They are different than Taiwanese style. The tofu is black and fried and top with chili sauce. It is interesting dish. We got the green pepper boiled fish sauerkraut noodles. The fish is good but the entire dish is ruin due to high concentrations of salt. It is difficult to east. The fish itself is also marinated with salt. Soup base is salty. This not good for high blood pressure patients. Even that I am normal person, I could not take it either. We left half of the bowl not touch.

Boiled Fish is an extremely interesting Sichuan Chinese restaurant near Sand Lake. If you've never…read morehad Sichuan food, you might be surprised at the intense sour, spicy, and numbing flavors of their signature soups but if you are familiar I think this will fit the bill. We came on a Friday evening and were effectively the only people in the restaurant. You order on a tablet at the table, which I will say was a little grimy. They were out of many of the menu options and the only fish option was Sea Bass, which is fine but did push the price up. The space itself was very modern and clean except for the aforementioned ordering tablet. The restaurant is in a strip mall that has plenty of parking. We ordered a small Laotan and a Golden soup which come with a side of vermicelli or rice. The portion size is massive, which was great. It's a bowl of pure fish and veggies as the noodle is on the side and is plenty for two people to share with an appetizer or other dish. The soups themselves are incredibly flavorful. Sour, salty, spicy. There are a ton of chilis and peppercorns piled on top of the soup - be warned that you shouldn't eat these and if you're not careful they can easily take over the dish. This happened to my dining partner and if I went back I would request fewer, or even none. The fish is cut in a way that makes for a very satisfying bite and is very flakey and absorbs the soup flavor very well. The service here was interesting. Despite being the only customers in the restaurant, we were acknowledged a total of two times - once when we arrived and once when the food arrived and then never again. Overall, Boiled Fish has food and flavors that were totally new to me that made for a fun experience. The portion was huge and the flavors unique. If you go in ready for novel flavors and experience you will enjoy your time.

Lauren's energy was so great! She was so attentive and sweet :) Delicious food too! I got the…read morespring rolls and they were able to sub tofu into them and that was great!

I'll be back just for their donuts - they are sooo good. Like a warm, airy cake…read more Other than the donuts, everything else was also absolutely delicious. I don't think that you can go wrong with anything on the menu! Two of my faves were the bulgogi steak and the twice fried wings. The ambiance was really fun, it's a cool spot to eat with friends. The service was great and our waitress was really helpful in picking out some recs on what to order. All in all, I really enjoyed this place and look forward to going back!

Best Korean spot in all of Orlando, The Peanut banchan is to…read moredie for! I had the BiBimbap. Amazing!! Fast service and super friendly staff Must visit if you are in town or live here. Good price for the quality and quantity

I finally tried Surah Korean BBQ & Cuisine in the Dr. Phillips area. I had always heard it was more…read moreof an upscale, high-end spot, but their lunch specials are actually incredibly reasonable. I ordered the $18 Bulgogi hotpot, and it was pure comfort food--the broth had that perfect sweet and savory balance that hits the spot when you want a cozy meal. True to traditional spots in Korea, it came with six different banchan side dishes, and they even offer free, unlimited refills. Apparently, the K-pop group ATEEZ ate here twice when they were in town for their tour. It really feels like one of those "if you know, you know" low-key gems where visiting artists and local professionals go for authentic Korean food. By the way, September is the low season in Orlando--especially with the Magical Dining promotion happening at other local spots. Because of this, Surah has decided to close for lunch from Tuesday through Thursday this month. This means Friday is your only chance in September to catch their amazing, affordable lunch specials. Keep this in mind so you don't show up to a closed restaurant!