Sushi

[Mousefanz]

Any recommendations, experiences, on good Sushi at the World?

Even better, a restaurant that has sushi and other menu items for that person who doesn't like "raw fish." lol


TIA,
Sheryl

[pumpkinboy]

Teppanyaki at the Japan pavillion at Epcot will do nicely, and if you don't mind a walk or a boat ride, there is also Kimonos at the Swan. Both have excellent sushi and sashimi, and well and a nice variety of cooked foods. Actually, the Swan has historically been the hotel that most Japanese tourists choose, so I expect they keep Kimonos to a higher standard (providing Japanese comfort food, as it were). we have generally preferred Kimonos for this reason, tho as I said, both have very high standards and IMO are a good value for money spent.

Enjoy!

[chi-mom]

California Grill has amazingly good and fresh sushi.

:thewave:

[AladdinsPrincess]

Wolfgang Puck's in DTD also has excellent sushi. There is a bar you can sit at to eat and watch the sushi chefs as well.

[Jen D]

California Grill has great sushi, if a limited selection. And a full menu for the non-sushi eater.

[Lynn CC]

Wolfgang Pucks at DTD. It has a variety of foods that are all great! The sushi is delicious to.

[Krissalee]

I agree with all the above posts. In addition, the sushi at Matsunoma Lounge in the Japanese pavillion at EPCOT is good. They have an appetizer and sushi menu. We usually stop in there for a drink and a small sushi snack!

[SueEllen]

Best for Sushi is Wolfgang Pucks--especially if others are not fans of it. There is an extensive menu there (and great wood fired pizzas!)

I have had sushi at many places at WDW and have enjoyed Wolfgang Pucks the best. The California Grill Sushi is good, but very high priced. WP's is reasonably priced also.

Sue Ellen

[Mousefanz]

Thanks so much for the terrific suggestions!

[two-foxes]

Tempura Kiko in Japan is a sit down sushi bar.....excellent sushi and good tempura and rolls for the non raw fish eating type. No ps's are taken here, however.