Best Sushi Restaurants in Orlando Florida
Kabooki Sushi
A trailblazer in Orlando's sushi scene, Chef Henry Moso's Kabooki combines technical precision with artistic…
Sushi Saint
A Michelin Bib Gourmand-awarded hand roll bar by Chef Michael Collantes, offering an immersive, theatrical…
Seito Sushi Sand Lake
The 'Restaurant Row' gold standard, Seito balances traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation under James Beard…
Kabooki Sushi
9.8A trailblazer in Orlando's sushi scene, Chef Henry Moso's Kabooki combines technical precision with artistic ambition, earning Michelin recognition and James Beard nods.
- Michelin-recognized quality
- Creative Pan-Asian influences
- Top-tier fish sourcing
- Significant peak-hour wait times
- Unassuming strip mall exterior
- Premium price point
Sushi Saint
9.6A Michelin Bib Gourmand-awarded hand roll bar by Chef Michael Collantes, offering an immersive, theatrical dining experience in downtown's Creative Village.
- Fresh made-to-order temaki
- Interactive chef experience;
- Michelin-caliber sourcing
- Smaller portions for the price
- Limited seating (12-seat bar)
- Somewhat hidden location
The 'Restaurant Row' gold standard, Seito balances traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation under James Beard finalist leadership.
- Reliable high-end quality
- Extensive izakaya-style menu
- Exceptional daily happy hour
- Higher price for specialty rolls
- Can feel touristy
- Very busy atmosphere
The original Seito offers a warm, neighborhood feel with a critically acclaimed kitchen that has earned multiple James Beard honors.
- Charming outdoor patio
- Award-winning chef leadership
- Intimate neighborhood atmosphere
- Smaller space than Sand Lake
- Weekend parking challenges
- Often requires reservations
Akasaka Sushi
9.0A standout on Sand Lake Road, Akasaka offers a unique Korean-Japanese fusion and high-quality fish that has quickly earned it a top-tier reputation.
- Unique Korean-fusion dishes
- Exceptional 4.8 rating
- Fresh sashimi flights
- Newer entry to the scene
- Competitive Sand Lake traffic
- Higher price range
Sushi Katana
8.2Located near Mall at Millenia, Sushi Katana is a fusion-forward spot known for generous portions and one of the city's best happy hour deals.
- Outstanding 3-for-2 happy hour
- Generous portion sizes
- Open for lunch daily
- Mall-adjacent traffic
- Occasional wait times
- Fusion focus may not suit purists
Mikado Sushi
8.7A true hidden gem in MetroWest, Mikado focuses on quality fish sourced directly from Toyosu Market, offering a purist-friendly experience.
- Direct Toyosu Market fish
- Unpretentious atmosphere
- Excellent chef interaction
- Modest interior decor
- Located in residential area
- Limited trendy/scene appeal
Oza Izakaya
8.8An authentic izakaya near the attractions that delivers serious sushi and a robata grill program, standing out in a tourist-heavy area.
- Authentic izakaya format
- Late-night dining option
- Excellent robata grill items
- Higher price point
- Difficult to secure tables
- Near tourist-heavy zones
A Thornton Park staple that pairs reliable sushi with a contemporary lounge vibe, perfect for locals near Lake Eola.
- Prime Thornton Park location
- Lively lounge atmosphere
- Good value for quality
- Less culinary innovation
- Can get loud in evenings
- Lower rating than top-tier rivals
Bayridge Sushi
7.2A Longwood institution with a 25-year track record, Bayridge is the undisputed king of value for sushi lovers in the northern suburbs.
- Famous $1 sushi happy hour
- 25+ years of consistency
- Friendly local service
- Focus on value over high-end craft
- Hibachi items are average
- Far from downtown