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 Chinese takeout tidbits |
1185 Spring Centre South Boulevard Orlando, FL 32714 United States +1 407 788 9388 |
At this restaurant, you'll find casually dressed patrons in a traditional Chinese restaurant dining room, but you'll often also find a cluster of diners at the counter, awaiting take-out orders. A full Chinese menu is available for takeout, as well as for the dining room, and a few sushi selections round out the menu. Pork-stuffed Pot Stickers offer a rib-stickin' opener while entrees include such treasures as Four Treasures, a sampling of chicken, beef, scallops and shrimp graced with lots of garlic. Beer and wine are available, too. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Eat while artists create |
8625 International Drive Orlando, FL 32819 United States +1 407 248 2222 http://www.cafetututango.com |
Artists at work are the lure of this restaurant/studio that relies on some of the region's most creative folks to provide the dining atmosphere. In this artsy environment, tapas and other finger foods are the delectables of choice, including such selections as Baked Artichoke and Crabmeat Dip for your chips, Mango Duck Quesadilla, and Dijon Chicken Skewers. There is also a substantial wine list, along with a full bar. This warmly-colored lounge is intimate and laid-back, and the servers are real pros. Every wall is covered in artwork made by local artists, some of it made right in the cafe itself! Each piece of art on the walls is for sale, so at Cafe Tu Tu Tango, you can have your cake and buy a painting of it, too! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular lunch buffet |
2912 Delcrest Drive Orlando, FL 32817-1733 United States +1 407 839 1333 |
This restaurant's kitchen produces a creditable array of Chinese delicacies, ranging from traditional Americanized favorites to more daringly authentic dishes. An reasonably priced lunch buffet draws quite a crowd. A la carte entrees include Spicy Shrimp and Chicken Lo Mein. If you have a taste for seafood, Grey Sole is an unusual choice; its price tag may seem a bit daunting, but the dish feeds two. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Quality sushi and more |
1449 Lee Road Orlando, FL 32789-2204 United States +1 407 645 1299 |
Winter Park residents in search of Japanese fare and seafood flock to this restaurant in droves. Sushi selections include crab-and-asparagus rolls and eel-and-cucumber rolls, among many others. If you're not in the mood for sushi, you'll find a plethora of other Japanese delicacies here, including fish broth, seaweed salad and fried squid. Beer and wine are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In the midst of the magical Animal Kingdom Lodge |
2901 Osceola Parkway Animal Kingdom Lodge, Walt Disney World Resort Orlando, FL 32830 United States +1 407 939 3463 http://www.wdisneyw.co.uk/dine... |
With a decor reminiscent of the "Lion King" and a location at the Animal Kingdom Lodge, Jiko has lived up to Disney expectations. An exotic mix of European, African and Asian flavors, the cuisine here is interesting and appetizing. Try dishes like Kenyan coffee barbecued chicken, Malay shrimp curry and duck and pork firecracker among many more. Come not only to savor the food but also samples from the extensive wine list, including rare South African wines. Also available are cocktails and post dinner drinks. The prices here may be high but the place is also high on taste value. Enjoy! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sample Korean favorites |
977 West State Road 434 Orlando, FL 32750 United States +1 407 767 5918 |
In operation since 1982, this is generally considered the best of Orlando's few Korean restaurants. The food is inexpensive. The decor is also unpretentious but comfortable and inviting, consisting of 10 polished wood tables, a few rice-paper lanterns, and a checkerboard floor. Favorites include fried dumplings stuffed with vegetables and meat; Bulgogi (beef marinated in a garlic sauce); and tofu soup with spinach. You won't be disappointed with your meal here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Vietnamese flavors in Orlando |
1106 East Colonial Drive Orlando, FL 32803 United States +1 407 423 8539 http://www.realpagessites.com/... |
This downtown favorite serves more than 150 authentic Vietnamese dishes. The décor is casual, with dark floors, tables topped with hunter green linens, and white walls graced with colorful paintings. Guests here enjoy inexpensive Vietnamese delicacies including Vietnamese Pancake, stuffed with pork, shrimp, and sprouts, stir-fried shrimp with rice, and pork and minced shrimp served over noodles. Beer and wine are available. Reservations are suggested, particularly on weekends. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Japanese cuisine |
8400 International Drive Orlando, FL 32819-0481 United States +1 407 345 0044 http://www.rangetsu.com |
A mainstay of International Drive dining, this Japanese restaurant has been around for years, appealing to diners with its traditional favorites and sushi bar. Patrons here feast on moderately priced Japanese favorites, including sukiyaki (sliced sirloin beef with fresh vegetables), seafood tempura, citrus salmon, and shiitake mushrooms, as well as a broad selection of sushi selections. You'll find a simple contemporary atmosphere here and hardwood seating, with the restaurant dominated by the sushi bar. The restaurant also hosts a variety of special events, including an outdoor festival with traditional Japanese folk dancers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Indian food fiesta |
852, Lancaster Road Orlando, FL 32809 United States +1 407 859 0111 |
This quaint Indian restaurant, set in a comfortable and unpretentious ambiance whips up some of the most mouth-watering, low-cost, vegetarian Indian fare. Choose from an array of vegetable curries, Indian breads and chaats or try their specialty rice crepes stuffed with perfectly cooked vegetables, popularly called the 'dosa'. The best bet on an empty stomach here, is the well put together thali combination or the sumptuous lunch buffet where the guests get to savor a range of delicacies at an amazingly affordable price. An in-house large television screen plays some of the popular Indian blockbusters of the season and they also have a take-out counter which stocks authentic Indian desserts and savories. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Honolulu at your doorstep! |
7760 West Sand Lake Road Orlando, FL 32819 United States +1 407 352 4844 http://www.roysrestaurant.com/ |
Roy Yamaguchi's eatery serves delicious seafood that is the result of fresh ingredients blended sinfully with Hawaiian recipes. Try some of the classic items like Roy's Canoe Appetizer, Yellow Fin Ahi Poketini and Original Hawaiian Blackened Island Ahi. While relishing your food, do yourself a favor and remember to leave room for the Melting Hot Chocolate Soufflé – it's simply divine! The wine list is equally impressive, with a huge variety of sparkling wines, white wines, chardonnays and merlots to choose from. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional Korean fare |
1638 East Colonial Drive Orlando, FL 32803 United States +1 407 895 7345 |
There's nothing fancy about the atmosphere here but the restaurant is clean and features simple décor that doesn't distract from the basic business of dining on a culinary style that's rare in Florida. Entrees include such items as Hawe Nang Myun, a dish of cold noodles and hot spices, or Al By Tang, a beef-rib soup. A selection of barbecued items, in Korean style, of course, includes beef tongue and tripe. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Thai one on |
111 Webster Avenue Orlando, FL 32789 United States +1 407 599 7443 |
At this pleasant Thai restaurant, casually dressed patrons dine in three rooms, each with spacious booth seating. Starters include shrimp soup or coconut milk and chicken soup, or a Combo Platter that offers tastes of spring rolls, squid and other Thai appetizers. Entrée favorites include the ever-popular Pad Thai, here served with shrimp, noodles and peanut sauce, and Whole Snapper with Ginger. Beer and wine are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Small is beautiful |
One Grand Cypress Boulevard Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Orlando, FL 32836 United States +1 407 239 1234 (Hotel) http://grandcypress.hyatt.com/... |
Sushi Bar exists at Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Resort in Orlando, Florida. With no one to assist him, Chef Yoshi singularly manages to woo palates by using the best and freshest ingredients available and some innovative recipes. The menu is small with spider rolls, salad rolls etc. Chef Yoshi also creates sushi in the Trellis Lounge in the evenings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sushi and tempura dining |
24 East Washington Street Orlando, FL 32801 United States +1 407 422 1551 |
While the décor here is western, the fare is decidedly Japanese. Dozens of sushi selections are available, including the ever-popular California Roll. Tempura, that airy, deep-fried concoction the Japanese chefs create with such skill, can be found here, too, with selections including the unusual Yasai Tempura, a mix of onions, potatoes and squash and Tempura Ebi, focusing on jumbo shrimp and vegetables. For heartier fare, try stir-fried pork. Beer and wine are also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
