Best Fast Food Restaurants in Orlando

"King Bao serves what its name implies: light and spongy Taiwanese bao buns. Order two or three, and you'll be nicely sated. The Hogzilla is a favorite, with pork belly, pickled carrots, and daikon, as is the bao stuffed with Korean short rib and a salsa of Asian pear and cilantro."

"When you’re hoping for something a bit healthier, but still with amazing flavor, First Watch is one of the best breakfast restaurants in Orlando. Not only do they serve up energizing drinks, but their food menu gets pretty inspired with fresh ingredients and combos like eggs and red pepper and spinach topped with goat’s cheese. Superfoods bowls with chia seeds and plenty of nutrients starts your day off right, or you can keep it simple with your favorite waffles and eggs and bacon."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Bob B. Brown used under CC BY-ND 2.0. Here is a place where you can get the freshest breakfast items. At the break of dawn, the chefs start making their sauces, baking their bread, slicing vegetables and fruits, and whipping the freshest pancake and waffle batter this side of town."

"First Watch is an award-winning Breakfast, Brunch and Lunch favorite that specializes in both traditional and innovative creations all freshly prepared to order. Their massive multi-grain pancakes are hot and delicious covered in syrup and a pat of butter."

"This family-owned, Milk District landmark has been around since 1968 for a reason: hot, fresh, made-to-order, steamed roast beef sandwiches. (If you’re not into beef, try their ham and cheese, turkey, or barbecued pork. But when in Rome….) Sandwiches run about $4.50 each, with everything on the menu under $10. Eat like the locals and order tater tots, too."

"The legendary @beefykingorlando is a real time capsule of a kitchen to a simpler time. Their only aesthetic is FLAVOR. Pile up the roast beef on a soft warm bun, stack in the cheese and onions, and get the spicy BBQ and horse radish dripping."

"I never thought I'd leave a review for a chipotle but this is seriously the best chipotle ever!!. I've been here two nights in a row because I w..."

"As we navigate the evolving impact of coronavirus on our communities, we are temporarily closing our dining room seating to help limit person-to-person contact. Some of our restaurants may only offer service through our drive-thrus, while others may be able to offer takeout, delivery or mobile or..."

"So we ordered like any Chick-fil- A restaurant when we got our food there was a whole in the bag. The chicken club sandwich sticking out though the hole...."

"Culver's, a member of the chain located at 11978 Narcoossee Road, is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the fast-food spot, which offers burgers and more, four stars out of 42 reviews."

"Second time I've come to this restaurant and most of the employees are on there phones, not paying attention to customers, both times I've came..."

"Whether you’re dining-in, ordering online for carryout, or placing a delivery order, the best food can be found here. Our BYOB (Build Your Own) burgers are hand crafted with 100% beef."

"Such a welcoming atmosphere that simply allows the guests to enjoy themselves and be treated like royalty. Marvelous More reviews"

"Seafood boils just like they're done in Cajun Country is what’s on the menu at Hook and Reel. The restuarant is serving everything from sausage and crawfish to mussels and head-on shrimp. We love that you can customize your boil with whatever seafood you like, plus sauce, spice level and veggie extras."

"There's a word we want to use about Domu's phenomenal curry ramen (the other varieties are palate stunners, as well) but we're not sure how to spell that noise Homer Simpson makes when he is particularly food-enthralled. Ramen, the bowls are definitely shareable, and and an array of beautifully plated pan-Asian offerings are what all the fuss is about at Domu, and the fare is definitely fuss-worthy. You can level-up your bowl with adds on including fried chicken thighs and braised pork belly, or skip the soup and go for some crispy wings or the "cheezus," a gloopy-wonderful cheesy bowl comprised, in part, of melted mozzarella, mayo, fresh roasted corn and Japanese spices."

"Domu, in East End Market, is a chic, modern space with whitewashed brick walls, cheerful murals, and edgy fixtures. House-made noodles and slow-cooked broths are just part of what makes the ramen here so good. Beyond that, a pan-Asian menu includes rice bowls, lobster buns with bonito flakes, and grilled octopus with yuzu."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by DOMU (@domufl) on Oct 15, 2018 at 6:53am PDT"