Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Orlando

"From humble beginnings helping his parents run two restaurants at the age of 15 to opening Kabooki Sushi at the age of 22 and quickly becoming one of Orlando’s most creative sushi chefs says a lot about the drive and passion of Henry Moso. His extravagant, free-for-all omakases are legendary and the ingredients he sources from local waters and those in the Pacific are unparalleled. After opening a second Kabooki Sushi in Dr. Phillips, Moso expanded and completely renovated the original restaurant on East Colonial Drive as the pandemic raged."

"From the visual aesthetics to the 10 out of 10 service and don't get me started on how delicious t..."

"Enjoy an a-la-carte Easter Brunch menu with dishes such as Lobster Toast ($24), Blackened Salmon Salad ($23), French Toast ($15), Crab & Eggs ($19), and Braised Short Rib Surf & Turf ($23) on Easter Sunday, April 4 from 11 a.m."

"Modern American restaurant and lounge serving prime steaks, seafood, and cocktails in Orlando's Restaurant Row. Dress code: Smart CasualPhone: +1 407-781-4880. Middle Eastern, 5.9 MILES"

"Modern American restaurant and lounge serving prime steaks, seafood, and cocktails in Orlando's Restaurant Row. Dress code: Smart CasualPhone: +1 407-781-4880"

"Seito Sushi has been proudly serving Orlando since 2000 -- that’s now 21 years of high quality service and delicious food. Their menu is constantly evolving and currently focuses on fresh sushi rolls, contemporary Asian foods, and an Omaske menu -- which is the chef's choice. Both the executive chef and sous chef have combined extensive experience in the culinary industry -- their focus is on local restaurants and ingredients."

"Any diner whose favorite way to eat seafood is raw should dine at Seito Sushi. Located in downtown, Seito has an outstanding selection of rolls, nigiri, and sashimi, as well as fis..."

"Seito Sushi in Sandlake prides itself on constantly redefining the sushi scene in Orlando. It does this by honoring traditional techniques whilst embracing modern innovation and ma..."

"Kadence is located inside a nondescript black building that looks more like a pop-up modern art museum than an actual restaurant. Inside, however, you’ll find some of the best sushi in the city, rather than installations that’ll make you wonder what is and isn’t “art.” Reservations at this nine-seat sushi counter in Audubon Park are hard to come by, but if you can’t wait three months to eat here, they also serve Japanese breakfast on the weekends and chirashi bowls filled with sashimi, vegetables, and sushi rice to go. Make this your first stop the next time you’re in Orlando."

"This tiny reservations-only establishment offers the best sushi in Orlando, if not the whole of Florida. This place does its own thing, and does it with unique style. Nine stools are all situated around a sushi prep bar where the owners Lordfer Lalicon, Mark Berdin and Jennifer Benagale prepare carefully choreographed 18-plus course sushi and sashimi meals."

"A sake and sushi bar with just nine seats (yes, reservations are absolutely mandatory), Kadence is tiny but certainly mighty on Orlando's fine dining scene. The city has many excellent sushi restaurants, but this one stands apart. The exterior is gallery-esque, just a minimalist black box of a building."

"A year after closing its hideaway Casselberry locale, WA Sushi re-emerged this past February in a far more conspicuous Casselberry spot distinguished by a swish interior and some of the finest Japanese fare in Seminole County. The focus, of course, is still on quality cuts of seafood – uni, scallops and giant octopus legs from Hokkaido; A5 wagyu; otoro flecked with gold – the whole bit. But don’t overlook the stellar noodles, be they ramen, udon, or soba."

"For inventive and artfully presented Japanese cuisine in the downtown core, head for Shari Sushi Lounge, a 14-year veteran in Orlando’s urban restaurant scene. Shari has a distinctly chic and stylish clientele, and its two-story dining room gleams with chrome, creamy white walls and black-clothed tables. It can feel like a hip, clubby space as the evening progresses on weekends."

"A post shared by Shari Sushi (@sharisushi) on Dec 17, 2018 at 1:18pm PST. Shari Sushi is a sleek, intimate restaurant that offers an equally classy menu. Try the Sea Dragon, rolled with crab, avocado, sriracha hot sauce and topped with tuna, or the pork belly bun."

"Our chefs pair the ‘Aburi Sushi’ with elevated ingredients and garnishes to create the perfect... Styled as a laid-back bistro, Jade Sushi & New Asian offers a variety of sushi—some of which you might not have heard of before. There’s the Hot Cheetos roll (a white tuna variant sprinkled with spicy Hot Cheetos mixed with chili hair), the King Kong roll (a fried shrimp and spicy tuna variant), and the new Sunburns roll (a spicy salmon variant topped with torched salmon and a lemon slice)."

"Amid the glut of pizza and pasta joints dotting College Park’s main thoroughfare sits this gem of a restaurant that makes an effort to raise the level, and add a little diversity, to the neighborhood’s homogenous dining scene. Owners Lewis Lin and Stephanie Huang serve stellar cuts including aburi sushi – lightly torched nigiri served with seasonal omakase toppings. The menu features more than a few rolls as well as a sizeable veg offering."

"Our total drive Thur time was all of 2 minutes with a car in front of us. We ordered and received our food in t..."

"Ben & Jerry’s makes the best possible ice cream in the best possible way. With a commitment to incorporating all-natural ingredients, you can feel wholesome about this guilty pleasure."

"Located in the Visual Arts Building of the University of Central Florida, the U.C.F. Art Gallery extends beyond the students and faculty to members of the community as an incentive to draw dialogue between viewers and artists. Unique collections and traveling exhibits strive to create community engagement in the arts. Admission is free Monday through Fridays from 10 a.m."

"Located in the Visual Arts Building of the University of Central Florida. The U.C.F. Art Gallery extends beyond the students. The faculty to members of the community as an incentive to draw dialogue."