Disney World Dining Locations For Sushi Lovers

Disney World is a great destination for dining, whether it be classic American favorites or more exotic and cultural foods. Sushi is a delicacy that is enjoyed by many people across many different cultures. Disney World has some fantastic sushi dining that ranges in scale from casual to fine-dining experiences. Whether you are new to sushi or a sushi fanatic, here are some places to eat at Disney World for sushi lovers.

Takumi-Tei – EPCOT

Located in the Japan pavilion at Epcot, Takumi-Tei is a fine-dining sushi experience. Guests will make their way to the top of the beautiful building that is located about the Mitsukoshi store. Guests will be seated in one of five themed rooms, one of which contains a running waterfall. The waterfall room is available by reservation only and is open for parties of 8 or more. This room also features an additional charge of 100 dollars per party.

Takumi-Tei gives guests the option of two “omakase” menus, or “leave it to the chef”. The plant-based course begins at $150 per guest, with the omnivorous course at $250 per guest. Menus include Japanese delicacies such as A5 Wagyu steak, lobster tempura, seasonal sashimi, and strawberry sorbet. Because of the fine-dining nature of this experience, there is an age requirement with guests needing to be aged 8 or older. If you are looking for the best of the best sushi dining experience, then look no further than Takumi-Tei.

California Grill – Disney’s Contemporary Resort

Another high-end restaurant on Disney property is California Grill. This restaurant is located on the 15th floor of Disney’s Contemporary Resort and features stunning views of the Magic Kingdom. This restaurant serves a 3-course meal of appetizers, entree, and dessert. California Grill serves the best food from the state of California, and lands on our list of best sushi thanks to its sashimi and nigiri sampler appetizer.

California Grill is priced at $89 per adult and $39 per child. Dining here is also an incredible way to view Magic Kingdom’s fireworks show, as music is played within the restaurant and lights are dimmed for the view. Be sure to book a reservation far in advance if you are hoping to secure a view of the show.

Morimoto Asia – Disney Springs

Iron Chef Morimoto has his own signature restaurant in Disney Springs: Morimoto Asia. Morimoto Asia is an incredible dining experience that brings Asian cuisine and culture directly to central Florida. This restaurant features an incredibly authentic and intricate sushi menu with just about every roll option you can imagine. Guests can enjoy other Asian dishes including A5 Wagyu Steak, Peking Duck, and Tonkotsu Ramen. Advance reservations are highly recommended for this experience.

Kona Cafe – Disney’s Polynesian Resort

Looking for a more casual dining spot? Kona Cafe is located in Disney’s Polynesian Resort, which is just a short monorail-ride away from the Magic Kingdom. Kona Cafe is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with an onstage sushi kitchen available for lunch and dinner. Kona Cafe features a laid-back island atmosphere and serves a wide-variety of sushi rolls and poke bowls. Guests who aren’t big on sushi can enjoy other entrees from both land and sea.

Shiki-Sai Izakaya and Sushi – EPCOT

Epcot’s Japan pavilion is also home to another casual sushi restaurant: Shiki-Sai Izakaya and Sushi. Shiki-Sai is a low-key sushi restaurant that serves nigiri, sashimi, and a variety of rolls and chef specials. Shiki-Sai also serves various udon dishes, and beef, shrimp, and chicken from the grill. Shiki-Sai also features an onstage sushi kitchen for guests’ enjoyment.

Where is your favorite place to eat at Walt Disney World? Let us know in the comments!

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