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    Katsura Grill

    3.1 (230 reviews)
    ModerateJapanese
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Robert T.

    Quick service and pleasant indoor seating, though limited. Prices/portion size seemed in-line with Disney. Unfortunately, the food (Chicken/Beef Teriyaki) was bland and didn't taste freshly prepared. I would not return and I do not recommend.

    Chicken Katsu curry
    Glenn M.

    Delicious quick lunch! Two of us had the chicken Katsu curry and the other two had the teriyaki chicken bowls. They were both very yummy! The Katsu chicken was crispy on the outside and juicy chewy on the inside. The curry was perfectly spiced. Kind of sweet as well. (Completely different than Indian curry, no comparison) The teriyaki chicken was juicy and flavorful! My wife and daughter loved it! We sat outside and enjoyed the sunshine on their patio. Real comfortable place to go eat and rest up walking around Epcot.

    Chicken Katsu Curry
    Kyle C.

    The food here stinks and you can't order ahead online Only thing that I would consider getting again would be the chicken katsu curry The ramen came with a deli meat thick slice of pork, broth was decent The beef in the udon and teriyaki is probably the same pulled meat they use for their bbq in other Disney restaurants. Also pulled meat in Japanese food is super weird Food is made decently fast You get what you pay for I guess

    Karen N.

    It's ok. Very busy and challenging to get a table. Max and I shared the ramen pork. Not much flavor. My plum wine was good and Max's beer was a Kirin. There is a long table in the center that I think is is what I call the friendly table. Only sit here if you are willing to bump elbows with someone you don't know. I was lucky and my lunch partner was a young college kid. The other guy on the right elbow is someone that I have known for 36 years.

    Aurora H.

    Small eat in restaurant as well as outside seating right in Epcot in Disney! I love the set up very Japanese vibes, the structural buildings are amazing here! Not to mention the food is very good also lol. I had the Ramen with vegetables only and tempura shrimp. I would recommend getting the tempura shrimp on the side instead of in the soup because it does get a little soggy. The beef and chicken and broccoli I was told was really good. I also tried the Violet sake drink, and it was amazing! The staff is very friendly, speaking multiple languages, which I thought was very impressive.

    Curry Udon and Violet Sake in the Bamboo Grove.
    Matthew B.

    This place seems to get an unfairly bad rap. It is pricy for a lunch spot, but not really out of line by Disney standards. Everything we tried was hot, fresh, and tasty. Curry Udon was excellent (pro tip: order a side of white rice to soak up extra curry), and the Violet Sake cocktail was well-balanced and pleasant. Additional pro-tip: it's much nicer for ambiance if you take your food a bit down the hill and eat in the bamboo grove!

    Yuzu miso wings, chicken cutlet curry, sushi combo, shrimp tempura udon & Kyoho Calpico drink
    Kelly N.

    Stopped by for lunch since my daughter likes udon. The line was long but it moved fast and food came out quickly. The restaurant had both indoor and outdoor seating. It's wasn't too spacious but just enough seatings to accommodate both large and small parties. We found a table quickly as most people don't just hang out once they are done. We ordered Yuzu miso wings, chicken cutlet curry, sushi combo, shrimp tempura udon & Kyoho Calpico drink. Curry was ok but chicken was bland. Chicken wings are a tad salty and sushi combo was decent. It's was ok food for an amusement park.

    Spicy tuna roll, beer, miso soup
    Madison L.

    Of all the quick service restaurants in Epcot, Katsura Grill ranks lower on my list. There's limited seating and half of it is outside, which becomes problematic if it rains. I got the spicy tuna roll, a cup of miso soup, and a cherry blossom tea Pilsner. The spicy tuna roll was weird. The "tuna" filling had a scratchy texture and appeared to be dyed red. I don't expect great fish quality here, but this was not adequate. The miso soup was basic and definitely not worth the $4 I spent for it. The beer was good and a nice portion. Overall, there are just better places to eat in the park.

    Royce L.

    The food at Epcot is pretty good and this place is no exception. It's located in the Japan section of Epcot and it basically looks like a smaller temple. It was busy when I went but we were able to grab a table pretty quickly. This was also a nice change of pace from burgers and chicken at the other parks. I'll definitely be back to eat here again.

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    Alex M.

    (Overall: D) - This place is one of the few casual places in the world showcase with indoor seating and as a result is quite packed. Unfortunately though, I felt like the food missed the mark on several occasions, with nothing particularly positive to point out. (Yuzu Miso Wings: D) - I was quite excited for this flavor combination with the acidic and saline contrast; the first bite actually took me back to the yuzu miso sauce from Trader Joes. Unfortunately, I cannot understate how overly salty every subsequent bite was, and this is coming from someone who generally likes saline forward foods. (Shrimp Tempura Udon: D) - Every component of this dish tasted like it came from an instant mix or previously frozen and thawed except the green onion, which is not necessarily an issue, but in this instance does not even bring the comfort that normally comes from a quick frozen dinner. Food: -1 Presentation: E Price: E Overall: 2 stars Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

    Chicken cutlet curry
    Marni M.

    Arriving on our first day of Disney, my family and I were more than happy to come to Japan as one of our first stops. Unfortunately, that was the same idea as many other people since they were a long line outside of the door by the time we got there. We ended up waiting about 20-30 minutes before we were able to place our order so it gave us ample time to decide what we wanted. The food came out in under 10 minutes. The Shrimp tempura udon had a perfect chewy texture in a flavorful clear beef broth. Make sure to eat the tempura quickly or at least take it out of the broth right away since it will get soggy. The impossible bao bun was a little underwelming and overcooked since it is steamed up until it is served. The chicken cutlet curry was rich and thick with crispy pieces of fried chicken. To top it off, I thoroughly enjoyed my violet sake which was sweet lightly spiked. Overall, I had a good time and enjoyed the Japanese inspired decoration. Would love to come again!

    Brandon A.

    Japanese food quick service location in the Japan pavilion of Epcot. Service was super quick after ordering, I got my food in a few minutes. Ambiance feels like a small Japanese restaurant.

    Sharona R.

    While at Epcot, we stopped here to grab a quick bite. We ordered a tempura udon, ramen, spicy tuna rolls, and katsu curry. Tempura udon was okay...noodles slightly overcooked but edible. Broth was also okay...green onions brought extra flavor. Ramen was okay...nothing special but good enough. My son said it almost tasted like one of those instant Japanese Ramens and they added items to do ‍...so edible...nothing spectacular. I think the best dish was by far the Katsu Curry...that was delicious and the rice and curry was spot on. If you are planning on stopping by for a bit...I recommend the Katsu Curry!

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    First time I've tried ramen! Thanks to my daughter, I'm now a fan! We sipped yummy saki and enjoyed food here. Sat in the lovely gardens.

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    Takumi-Tei

    Takumi-Tei

    4.2
    (82 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    I rarely write reviews, especially negative ones, but at this price point, I feel it is important…read morefor guests to have accurate expectations before deciding to spend the money. I was very disappointed with our experience at Takumi-Tei. For a dinner costing over $650, I expected a true sushi omakase experience focused on raw fish. Instead, nearly every course was cooked, with only one piece of raw fish served. I consider myself to be an adventurous eater; however, had it been made clear beforehand, I would not have even considered booking this experience. The service also did not match the quality advertised. Our server disappeared for about 45 minutes, and despite asking multiple times, we could not get assistance. There were additional long delays before the final courses and before receiving the check. When the bill arrived, we were charged for something we had been told was included, and the interaction made us feel uncomfortable rather than accommodated. At the end of the evening, we were also stopped from leaving because an introduction was taking place. After spending over three hours there, we simply wanted to leave, especially after such a disappointing experience overall. Overall, the evening felt poorly managed and did not reflect the level of quality or hospitality expected at this price point. After the extended delays throughout the night, being prevented from leaving created an unnecessarily frustrating end to the experience and left us feeling agitated for hours afterward, which should not happen at this level of dining. I would have preferred the fantastic fish and chips in England for under $40 for two people. :)

    We went to Takumi-Tei for our nicer dinner at Disney. The ambiance was top notch and very romantic…read more The dress code is essentially casual (we did dress up a bit more since it is a upper scale dinner) The service was wonderful from start to finish. We got the 7 course dinner with some drinks along side it. The meal was very big! We were expecting it to be normal omakase and not feel full but we were pleasantly pleased to leave stuffed! Our server was wonderful and they made the birthday experience well worth!

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    Omakase Course 3: Hassun. Assortment of 7 seasonal ingredients. Takumi-Tei Japanese restaurant at EPCOT at Disney World. Excellent.
    Omakase Course 3: Hassun. Assortment of 7 seasonal ingredients. Takumi-Tei Japanese restaurant at EPCOT at Disney World. Excellent.
    Omakase Course 5: Shiizakana. Steamed alfonsino "Matsumae style." Takumi-Tei Japanese restaurant at EPCOT at Disney World.

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    Omakase Course 5: Shiizakana. Steamed alfonsino "Matsumae style." Takumi-Tei Japanese restaurant at EPCOT at Disney World.
    Morimoto Asia

    Morimoto Asia

    3.7
    (3.4k reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$$

    This place is so fancy inside! If you have a special event or if you're celebrating something…read morespecial, I think this is the perfect spot! However, it is a little pricey (even for Disney). But you do get some fantastic food! Since we weren't very hungry we decided to just have some beers and light snacks. I think that may have frustrated or server since he didn't seem very happy with us when we shared an appetizer and main dish. That was actually a little disappointing, and why I'm only giving them 4 stars. We had the Shishito peppers and Chinese Vegetables. Our friends had the Pork Eggrolls, Orange Chicken, Lemon Gras Chicken Dumplings & Tonkatsu Ramen. As long as you're ready for the bill, this can be one AWESOME restaurant!

    We made dinner reservations for a Friday night. We were sat down promptly and greeted by our…read moreincredibly friendly server. He was so attentive, even with all our questions and requests. Very timely in checking on us and ensuring everything was going smoothly. We were a party of 6. Ordered 2 orange chicken kids meals, sauce on the side. The only side it brings is white sticky rice- FYI. The chicken was very juicy. I was impressed since it was a kids meal! We also ordered the lemongrass chicken dumplings, pork dumplings, pork egg rolls as apps. Everything was made fresh and came out piping hot. The sauces were so good with the apps. For entrees we ordered a 6piece spare ribs, the filet, a spicy tuna roll, and a side of fried rice (shareable). All the hot entrees also included white sticky rice (not the sushi roll). The ribs were falling off the bone, yet still crunchy to the bite. They were so delicioussssss. The filet came out on a hot plate, and the veggies and sauce under was delicious. The fried rice is customizable, in case you dont want something in the rice. And then for dessert we ordered the matcha dessert. Not overly sweet. And the raspberry sauce was the best part! The restaurant does have a quick service "streetfood" area outside. But that is separate from the dine in restaurant. You cannot order from their menu. You would have to go outside to grab those bites. Although I wish they could combine those options. The outside menu looked really good. Overall we had a great time. I am so happy we were able to enjoy dinner here and would def come back again!

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    Pearadise Tea
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    Exterior view of the restaurant
    Teppan Edo

    Teppan Edo

    3.9
    (607 reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $$$

    We celebrated a birthday here, and the staff made the entire experience feel so special! From the…read moremoment we arrived, everyone was welcoming and made sure the celebration was memorable. Our hibachi chef was absolutely AMAZING! Not only was the cooking entertaining, but the food was delicious, fresh, and cooked perfectly. They also did an incredible job catering to all of our food needs and dietary restrictions, making sure everyone at the table could enjoy their meal without worry. We had such a wonderful time and couldn't have asked for a better birthday celebration. Highly recommend for anyone looking for great food, excellent service, and a fun dining experience!

    Few things recharge a human after a day spent walking humid, hot streets than salty Japanese food…read morepaired with perfect Japanese lager. On one of Orlando's hottest days this year, we chose EPCOT. As the heat began to break down our party's will to live, we began to think of lunch. But what to have in this theme park filled with culinary delights? The British Pub was booked out. German sausages and American barbeque were too heavy for the weather. As the heat began to turn tired and hungry into exhausted and hangry, we took the next opportunity we happened upon and inquired at the check-in desk in Japan. Moments later, we were whisked down a long hallway of sub-divided Japanese shoji-clad (but probably not really) rooms and seated for our lunch. The polite and attentive staff took drink and appetizer orders. After quickly consuming ice-cold water and a few sips of the always-delightful Sapporo, we were presented with ginger-dressed salads and my takoyaki appetizer. Now just let me take a moment. Takoyaki is octopus dumpling. I first came upon this amazing food while living in Hawaii and I was so excited to see it on this menu. And it totally holds up! Don't recoil at the idea of eating octopus. I've had straight-up grilled octopus before, and it's quite delicious, but in dumpling form with its crispy outer bread crust and creamy filling, it is MAGICAL. If I had one criticism, it's that there's not a lot of octopus in each dumpling, maybe a small piece or two. What I do wonder is whether that's a cost-savings approach, or if it's meant to broaden the appeal for the adventurous eater to proudly proclaim their brave love of octopus. Either way, a bit more octopus would be welcome! Around this same time our chef entered and began to prepare the main meal, starting with delicious grilled vegetables and udon noodles. After a hot day in the park, the freshly-cooked veg was hugely restorative (as was the aforementioned salad). Most of our party ordered the steak and chicken combo, which was an enormous amount of food, with probably 3/4 of a pound of meat. It's a lot of food. And, of course, super delicious. Our chef was fun and lively, though I don't really care much for the showy aspect of American teppanyaki (I researched this once and learned that teppan in Japan is a very serious, formal meal. I'm not surprised to learn the American interpretation is nowhere near authentic). Desserts are offered, comprising multiple matcha choices which we didn't indulge, due to the volume of food in the preceding courses. This is not an inexpensive experience. But fresh-cooked real food in a theme park is hard to come by, and taking the time to experience an actual meal over the course of an hour or two was a much-needed break. I would also suggest that, taking my logic one step further, investing in a restful meal may actually encourage you to spend more time in the park than you might otherwise, perhaps improving its overall value.

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    illume

    illume

    4.4
    (164 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$$

    Illume Rooftop in Orlando was such a beautiful dining experience! From the moment we arrived, the…read moreatmosphere felt upscale.The rooftop views were absolutely stunning, especially with the gorgeous evening scenery and Disney fireworks in the distance. Every night at 9 PM. The food was delicious, beautifully presented, and full of flavor, and the drinks were just as impressive.The ambiance, views, food, and overall vibe make Illume a perfect spot for a date night, celebration, or girls' night out. Definitely a place I would recommend if you're looking for great food with an unforgettable view in Orlando!

    Located on the 9th floor of the JW Marriott Bonnett Creek Resort & Spa, you have to take a specific…read moreelevator to get to this spot. It has great views and supports dining for groups, singles and date night. There is outdoor seating if the weather permits. It serves as an option to view fireworks on special occasions. Shout out to Paul and Rob who were the mixologists of the evening during our visit. They were informative and had good energy. I kept it light with a drink and mochi. You can see other patrons admiring the drinks and food as they're being served. We sat at the bar but there were tables available during our visit. All the items I had were fantastic and actually encouraged me to sip slower to guess the ingredients. The menu isn't that extensive but they get it right. The decor is inviting but it is dimly lit inside. Everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves and it wasn't overly crowded or obnoxious. Definitely recommend checking them out.

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    Sticky ribs
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    Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya

    Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya

    3.8
    (387 reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $$

    Shiki-Sai is a solid sushi spot located in the Japan pavilion at Epcot. We started with the Kushi…read moreassorted, including six shrimp, beef, and chicken skewers. These were all juicy and had a nice amount of sauce glazed on them. For sushi, we tried several special rolls including the spicy crunch roll, Tokyo negi roll, and the dragon roll. What stands out about their sushi is the unique flavors and presentation. I found the jalapeño aioli on the Tokyo negi roll to be very unique and yummy. The dragon roll was definitely my favorite and I loved the large piece of eel on top of the roll. While some of the rolls can feel heavy after a few bites, it was still pretty good. While we arrived a tad early, the hostess was able to seat us pretty much immediately and service was great. The atmosphere was pretty relaxing and immersive, offering an escape from the hustle and bustle of exploring the Disney parks. Shiki-Sai definitely makes for a unique and quality dining experience.

    One of Epcot's best! Impressive (almost never ending) meal…read moreand beautiful view overlooking the Japan pavilion and fireworks! The menu pricing has incredible value. You can order à la carte or with their $65 prefix menu. Now get this: the prefix meal includes an appetizer, side of sushi, entree, dessert, AND a cocktail/mocktail. The portions are almost ridiculously large. My appetizer (chicken nanban) was so large I had completely forgotten my entree was yet to arrive given how full I was from both the appetizer and sushi. Our server commented that this was a consistent observation with guests who dine there. I went with my family and as a large group we were able to try multiple menu items, all of which were outstandingly delicious. Try the chicken nanban and the violet sake! The kids meals are very picky eater friendly - the cute bento boxes had an assortment of chicken and fruit that the kids loved. You'll enjoy everything here. From the soft buttery sushi to the Japanese pancake (often referred to as Japanese pizza). The environment is collected, calm, and relaxing. The service was genuine and welcoming, and they stay very on top of refilling drinks and clearing used plates. They also have great recommendations if you have a difficult time deciding your meal choices. The environment in Shiki-Sai is a noticeable contrast to the sister restaurant Teppan Edo (which offers hibachi) across the hall. While Shiki-Sai was open, peaceful, and inviting, Teppan Edo was quite noisy, cramped, and the air felt warm. You can notice these differences walking past the restaurant to the shared bathrooms at the end of the building. As the occasion was to celebrate a birthday, we felt we had made the right choice. I have visited nearly all of Epcot's restaurants, and this ranks in my top 3! Will definitely visit again and again.

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    Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya
    Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya
    Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya

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