These were okay. The service was fast and staff weee nice. The crab cake bao was a little too fishy…read morefor me which turned me off a bit. Nice selection of bao buns and they offer non alcoholic and alcoholic beverages. Cute spot in City Walk.

This restaurant is located on the second floor of citywalk area. It is outside the main park, so…read moreaccessible without a park ticket. It is mostly a takeout store, but few tables are available in front of the store. We put in order for few baos, a poke rice bowl and a mango drink. During the order they didn't ask if it's for stay or to go, I assumed it was to go. So when the order came out few minutes later, I had to pack all of it myself. They also forgot my mango drink, I had to remind them. There's only few times in ages that I was scared just looking at a dish, the duck bao and poke bowls were one of them. The duck was so plain, it looked ghost white. The poke bowls had some rice, meat and sauce, looked so unappealing. Sure enough none of them had any flavor or real taste. I was glad at least the mango twist was good enough drink.

Ordered the chicken udon and the beef lo mein to go and came in very generous portion sizes…read more Definitely fed me for 2 meals and was really good. The staff was nice and we would likely go back.

Lucky Bowl is a solid, convenient option if you're staying near the convention center and need a…read morequick meal. I stopped in for sushi since it was close to my hotel, and while the experience wasn't groundbreaking, it hit the spot. The food was prepared quickly, which I appreciated after a long day. The atmosphere is pretty casual, but the staff was friendly and efficient. It's not a "destination" spot, but for a reliable, no-frills sushi fix in the I-Drive area, it's a perfectly fine choice.

Classic East Coast style Chinese takeout. We ordered a beef and broccoli, fried rice and some…read morechicken wings. Everything was banging, nothing fancy just the same great quality I grew up eating. A little history, my family had a multiple restaurants like this in NY in the 80s and 90s. All the chefs we hired eventually graduate and open up their own takeouts. I love that there is this continuity and familiarness in all the Chinese takeouts that are Fujianese owned. If it's not FJ owned, I know it's not good.

08/2025 Rating: 2.5…read more Been here several years ago and I recall it being really affordable and delicious. So on this stormy night, a quick take out was the best option for us. RESTAURANT: It's your typical Chinese Take-out joint only this one actually have tables and chairs and tv for any diners who want to eat in. It's not very big, a bit cluttered with decor but seems clean to dine in. They also have a fridge with a selection of drinks and some Labubu and trinkets I guess for sale on the counter. SERVICE: Person behind the counter was nice.She gave us option between eggrolls or soda which was great. Food came out in about 10 minutes. FOOD: We ordered the orange chicken with white rice and drink dinner combo and the shrimp with lobster sauce in fried rice and drink. We chose the drink over the eggroll. I did notice that the portion was a lot smaller. They used to serve the food in those white styrofoam containers with compartments. Now, they serve them in those black plastic container with lids. The orange chicken was not bad but it was not as crunchy as we are used to. The fried rice was not fragrant nor did it taste fresh, no flavor. So compare to the shrimp with lobster sauce, you can tell that it was definitely fresh unlike the rice, and several pieces of them were really big and I enjoyed them very much. Overall, for the price and convenience this place hits the spot. There are lots of parking in the shopping plaza as well. And they deliver.

Good enough these days though we've thoroughly enjoyed better times here to be sure. We've been…read morevisiting for years and years, namely for breakfast but we've also been for lunch, and dinner. It's such a special place for us and a Great way to start a lazy day in the park. French press coffee's always a thing, Love that Tonga toast, and of course, missing the pork sammy though you can get it in Capt. Cooks just don't try to mobile order unless you're a guest. Passholders don't count. lol Ordered a Bloody Mary last time in, never got it. Kāmau Anyway, everything changes and I'll say my reverence for the Big Kahuna isn't found in the Poly Egg Platter that's replaced it. Used to come with French toast and pancakes and two eggs any style (not liquid eggs) and home fries and ham and bacon and sausage. Damn! New Poly egg platter costs $$$ more and you get a whole lot less; it's only mini pancakes, two eggs any style (liquid scrambled eggs if you order them scrambled), and ham, or Spam, or bacon, or sausage. And the fact that they're resorting to using liquid scrambled eggs kills it for me. It's disappointing, really. Sort of feels like I mIght as well have been at the Holiday Inn. Loco Moco wasn't any better for me when I tried to switch it up. Hamburgers with liquid scrambled eggs? Bleh Prolly in Poly just for coffee the next few times around; maybe get a few breakfast sides. Judging by the Kona Cafe line To Go and the relatively empty Kona Cafe which by lifetime comparison used to always be busy even during Covid, the Great Recession, and after 911, people are catching on and not liking the changes. Maikaʻi ʻole

Where do I begin?!.. My best friend came to Orlando with her family. We made plans to spend time…read moretogether for breakfast on the day they were flying back home. We decided to make reservations at Kona Cafe. We look at the menu, and wanted to enjoy their selection without having to do a whole buffet/character dining on Disney property. First- construction is a mission. Even with an email warning, the traffic and detour was a mission. So ok, we stilll arrive on time to our reservation. We check in, and we're sat down pretty quickly. We were a party of 6. The table they gave us was a round table for a party of 5. All the chairs and our knees were literally touching eachother. That already should have foreshadowed how this was going to go. We sat down at 10:15am. Ordered with the server within the first 10minutes. We get our drinks. And wait. And wait. The table behind us leaves. A new family of 5 sits. Orders. We continue waiting. The new family behind us gets ALL their food. Our server, then checks in saying "your food should be right out". We literally ordered breakfast. Eggs. Toast. Pancakes. Nothing out of the norm. Ok. Keep waiting. We then ask the server for an update. She checks. Food then starts arriving. In parts. Sides were missing. Then extra sides were given. By the time we got our food, it was 11:30am. It was AN HOUR to receive breakfast food that they are constantly making all morning. All while the party behind us was essentially done. The eggs were not hot. The pancakes were stale. The meat was overcooked. It was the most disappointing experience. We definitely called over the f&b manager, and she was nice enough to discount a meal from our check. But honestly, the damage was done. As grateful as we were for that, we did not enjoy the meal, were extremely let down with the entire situation. Not even with us explaining that the entire delay caused my friend and her family to have to be in a rush to catch their flight. Not at all impressed with this spot. Theres MANY OTHER Disney options to enjoy great service and amazing food.

If you're spending the day at Animal Kingdom, Yak & Yeti is definitely worth considering. The…read moretheming is incredibly well done and feels immersive from the moment you walk in. The decor, details, and overall setting really fits well with the surrounding park. One thing to know: the wait can be LONG. I'd recommend putting your name in as early as possible, then using that time to walk around and check out the animals and surrounding area instead of standing around waiting. It makes the wait feel much more manageable and less of a waste of your day. For food, the Bo Lu Lac was the standout for me. The beef was tender and savory with plenty of garlicky flavor, and the wok-seared edges gave it a nice bit of caramelization. The onions and peppers added some sweetness and a little freshness, while the udon noodles made the dish feel hearty and satisfying. The Butter Cake was another winner. It came out warm, rich, and nicely caramelized, with a soft, indulgent texture. The buttered pecan ice cream melted over the cake, and the miso caramel added that perfect salty-sweet contrast. The fresh whipped topping helped lighten it up just enough. Worth every calorie. The Chicken Tikka Masala, unfortunately, was nothing to write home about. It was perfectly edible, but compared with the other dishes, it didn't really stand out. Considering the price, I expected more... Overall, I think this is a great place to dine, especially if you appreciate immersive theming and want something beyond typical theme-park food.

Skip breakfast, come here, then feast! At this pan-Asian restaurant we were able to have Dragon…read moreRoll bowl, tikka masala, and Korean beef at the same time, a fun novelty that left us all stuffed. Then came dessert, fried wontons for me, with a subtle name for the pineapple honey drizzled yumminess with vanilla ice cream. Navigate the quantity as you will, but it was a lovely meal all around. Cash in a Disney food plan here for a sit down meal, and you'll feel like you've eaten two. John Jay and Devin were pleasant, despite how exhausting it must be to serve masses of guests in the Florida heat. Bollywood posters, an entry floor mosaic, and lovely wood work were our distractions waiting for our meal. 'Conditioned air, fine food, and drinks,' no lies on the sign! Part comfort food, part imaginary escape across the globe, we'd come back. Cafe and drink stands are right outside Y & Y if you don't want to be too full to ride the Everest coaster.

My family of four needed a bite and we decided to share the orange chicken dish with white rice and…read morethe chicken fried rice. Each dish came with an egg roll and we added two more. Overall this is a great spot to take a pause for quick service. Ordering was fast and our food was hot. Really enjoyed the egg rolls. We asked for water cups and near the patio seating were water fountains so we had plenty of refills. Seating seems full but it also turned over quickly and folks not using chairs always shared them with larger groups. A Disney worker also came by to continue cleaning the space.

Yummy! This is a great place to grab a snack. The dumplings are delicious and crispy. The sauce is…read morealso great. Just spicy enough. We will be back!

The service was attentive , helpful, and kind! We loved our yellowtail appetizer. It was so…read morerefreshing. The firework roll was savory and delicious. We enjoyed the Beach Party Roll, the crazy roll, and the yellowtail roll. The Mexican bubble roll was our favorite and was just the right amount of spice. The Mango roll was sweet but not our favorite. All fish portions were appropriate and things were fresh. This is a cute little restaurant that is tucked in the back of a grocery store plaza but it is great!

We were in town for a business trip and this place was highly suggested. And it over delivered. We…read moreall ordered the bent-boxes from lunch menu ( salmon, chicken, shrimp). OMG. We also ordered the small fried chicken bites- sososo tender and fried to perfection. The lunch comes out in these very nice compartmentalized box plates with well over enough food for lunch. We all enjoyed our meals immensely. The ambiance is extremely inviting/welcoming with a decor that is just beautifully personally designed which made it come across extra special. The service was on point with a balanced attentiveness & kindness. I forgot to take photos... I was so excited to dig in

Stayed at The Swan over the weekend and although we have stayed there many times, this was out…read morefirst time to Kimono's! What a hidden gem of a place. It is a sushi restaurant with karaoke and everything was just delightful. Our server, Polly, was so great (so we're Tina and Mary!). Can't wait to bring out of town guests back.

Got some take out, so can't say much about ambiance or experience....but how do you serve this…read moresalmon? It actually tasted like smoked salmon. I'm scared after eating. P.s. 6 piece = $16 roll? How? The miso was okay.