Sushi on dining plan

[txdisneyfam]

I was wondering how ordering sushi works on the ddp? Does one roll count as your entree? I'm considering CG, but don't really want to go for just one roll. TIA

 

[dannewi]

From what I just read most of the Sushi selections at CG are considered an appetizer. The "Snake in the Grass" and "Yoshie" are considered dinner items.

I also found that Captain Cooks has Sushi and it is considered a quick service meal. But it only looks like one roll is in the meal.

What I don't know is the size of the rolls.

If you find out any more info..can you post? I will do the same. I need to get at least one good Sushi fix in while we are there.

 

[Colleen27]

Capt Cooks and Sunshine Seasons have the same type of sushi trays you'd find in a grocery store - prepackaged single rolls, typically California roll & spicy tuna roll - and they do count as an entree on the dining plan, so it makes for a light meal.

California Grill's sushi is mostly appetizers. The appetizers are single rolls, but they are much larger in size than grocery store/counter service prepackaged type rolls. The Snake in the Grass and Yoshi's Sampler are entrees. I haven't seen them personally, but I have to assume that they're counted as entrees because they're larger.

Tokyo Dining is another option for sushi. Reports are that they offer a couple of sushi combination platters and some mixed entrees that include some sushi.

If you're on the deluxe plan, there is also sushi on the appetizer menu at Kona Cafe.