Flying Fish -
we loved this place. I have to say that it's not for everyone. They do combine a lot of flavors together which may not appeal to everyone. If you are a picky eater take a look at what your are interested in is prepared with.
Now my kids would have normally orderd fish or steak but low and behold they wanted mickey pasta. I was trying to not let them order this as I knew from when they were 3 and 5 and ordered it they didn't like it too much. I think it's the consistency of the pasta. Well they weren't too thrilled with this order either. They were going to the kids club after this so I wasn't too concerned of them not eating too much. My DD did have some of my appetizer.
The waiter also gave the kids a list of things to find around the restaurant. He told us that the kids can walk around and look for everything on the list. I didn't feel comfortable letting the kids go on their own (didn't want them to bother other diners) but I did go with them to find a few things.
The waiter was great and even brought cherries with the kids drinks. He had them on top of the lid for them and then even brought out a bowl of them. Can you say too much sugar
This is what DH and I had.
Appetizers
*Peeky Toe" Crab Cakes with "Flying Fish" Slaw and Ancho-Chile remoulade
*Ahi Tuna Tartare -with soy-cilantro vinaigrette, wasabi creme fraiche and sesame crackers
Entrees
Coriander Crusted Yellowfin Tuna -With shiitake mushrooms, soba noodles and miso vinaigrette
Desserts
*Banana Napoleon with crispy phyllo dough, vanilla creme brulee and warm caramel sauce
*Chocolate-Hazelnut Bombe -With creme Anglaise and chocolate sauce
Cappucino, espresso, we also had some wine
The crab cakes were great and had a lot of crab in them the chile remoulade wasn't very spicy but had a nice bite to it.
I didn't taste the tuna tartar but DH enjoyed it.
We both had the same entree and the combination of flavors was very interesting and very good. The noodles are served cold and that in contrast to the warm tuna was an interesting combination.
My dessert (chocolate) was ok but the banana napoleon was out of this world.
Flying fish has the best cappucino. The foam never disappears.
I like the open kitchen at this restaurant and if you are at disney solo it's a great place to eat as you can sit at the counter and watch them cook. It's also nice for anyone that is interested in watching them cook.
Everyone that I saw there was dressed in resort casual. More casual then Palio.
Food 9.5, service 10, atmosphere 8