Kids teriyaki chicken platter had 3 bites of low quality chicken. If you're going to service low grade food they should at least give a decent portion. The adult Curry Chicken was also small and not great.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
Sue K
If you're looking for a quick bite like we were, still No good 😅 Save the appetite for somewhere else and keep walking.
We ordered vege udon; it wasn't udon (barely any soup, also heavy on the MSG), the miso soup was one of those instant-packaged ones, where even that's been super diluted out.
Cheap, but it's not even worth that price. I was shocked with the last year's Lunar festival food at the Disneyland where the entire asian food was crazy bad; they seem to be doing the same thing here too.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Thomas Burns
Teriyaki chicken was awful. We were really wanting to like this place because of the beautiful Japanese garden outside, but the food was just awful tasting. Also, $12 sake drink had a picture of a large beautiful glass, was really tiny plastic cup all ice, one swallow and it was gone.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
EDWARDO TRAWICK
Awesome experience the best food ever i highly recommend 👌
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
B
Good food and service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Aurora H
Small eat in restaurant as well as outside seating right in Epcot in Disney! I love the set up very Japanese vibes, the structural buildings are amazing here! Not to mention the food is very good also lol. I had the Ramen with vegetables only and tempura shrimp. I would recommend getting the tempura shrimp on the side instead of in the soup because it does get a little soggy. The beef and chicken and broccoli I was told was really good. I also tried the Violet sake drink, and it was amazing! The staff is very friendly, speaking multiple languages, which I thought was very impressive.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Hannah Wu
WOULD NOT recommend this place, even if you’re desperate for food, which we were. The beef udon is just pulled beef with udon noodles and the shrimp tempura was stale and not good at all. AND it’s not 10-20$, we spent 40$ on one udon dish, apple juice and side of shrimp tempura.
Recommended dishes: Beef Udon Noodle Soup
Cuong Lieu
Katsura Grill is a nice Japanese fast casual restaurant in the Epcot theme park. It's a nice sit down place to rest and get a quick meal.
The food is good for a theme park with different options such as bento boxes, ramen and gyoza.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Gary Dundon
This is a quick service place and is usually a little less busy because its up on a hill and a little hidden. It's one of the better asian quick service places. We usually go for the Curry Tonkatsu or the Tonkatsu Pork Ramen. We ALWAYS get a green tea, as we are big fans and this is one of the only places to get decent tea in the park.
Small portions, bland. Really expect a higher quality ramen for the prices being charged. Don’t expect refills on any soda fountain purchases. Overall poor experience.
So nice we came back twice! We were really over the similar foods we were having back at the hotel so decided on a Katsu curry. This tasted amazing, it was made with such care and precision. We had just been to Japan earlier in the year and noted how it really took us back to how it was over there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
SMOgamer 1100
W food. It’s just a little cramped
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
ncges14
Disappointing experience overall. I ordered the beef udon, which was bland — the meat was chewy and had no real flavor besides being overly salty. The portion was small, and there were barely any toppings or ingredients in the bowl — it felt empty. The donkatsu ramen was just okay, but again, the portion was small with only two pieces of pork and very little else. The chicken curry was similar — just okay, small portion, and lacking substance. I understand that Disney World restaurants tend to be pricey, but this felt like poor value for the cost. Overall, it was an unpleasant and overpriced meal. I’d recommend trying a different restaurant instead.
Chris C
Katsura Grill is in my opinion a hidden gem at Epcot. It is fairly secluded in the Japan pavilion surrounded by a bonsai garden and water features. There is indoor and outdoor seating. While the menu is relatively narrow, if you do like teriyaki and rice dishes that are simple then this place works. I’ve enjoy being outside where there are umbrellas and natural shade under the bamboo forest. Service has been good and expedient. There is not much seating and if it hot or raining then outside is less of an option. Overall, I like this place and often go here while at Epcot.
ludy casey
Great sushi in Epcot!!I had no expectations since it is known how park food is,but this was a great surprise !! We waited a few minutes for a table which was nothing since we are used to long waits and long lines in all the parks and most times with very disappointing outcomes but this actually was a great surprise!! Sushi was fresh unlike some reviews mentioned, everything we eat tasted fresh and well prepared,salmon and tuna sushi were both very good! We had also the ramen and the kids loved it!! And they are Ramen eaters so they have tried really good ones. California and spice roll were very good as well! The menu is short but perfect for an in park restaurant, fast , tasty, healthy choice!
The Space is not so big but is indoors, cool and clean, perfect for a busy hot summer day, service was top notch!! Super fast and everyone was polite,attentive and super friendly, a nice server even offered to take pictures for us when she saw us outside the door. The whole area around the restaurant is incredible, wonderful decorations and fountains, authentic looking Japanese buildings that make you feel you are truly there. This is a great option while in Epcot if you like fresh tasty sushi and a way more healthy option too compering with other foods that you find in the park! We really enjoyed Katsura and will be back for sure next time we are in Epcot.
Kids teriyaki chicken platter had 3 bites of low quality chicken. If you're going to service low grade food they should at least give a decent portion. The adult Curry Chicken was also small and not great.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
If you're looking for a quick bite like we were, still No good 😅 Save the appetite for somewhere else and keep walking.
We ordered vege udon; it wasn't udon (barely any soup, also heavy on the MSG), the miso soup was one of those instant-packaged ones, where even that's been super diluted out.
Cheap, but it's not even worth that price. I was shocked with the last year's Lunar festival food at the Disneyland where the entire asian food was crazy bad; they seem to be doing the same thing here too.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Teriyaki chicken was awful. We were really wanting to like this place because of the beautiful Japanese garden outside, but the food was just awful tasting. Also, $12 sake drink had a picture of a large beautiful glass, was really tiny plastic cup all ice, one swallow and it was gone.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
Awesome experience the best food ever i highly recommend 👌
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good food and service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Small eat in restaurant as well as outside seating right in Epcot in Disney! I love the set up very Japanese vibes, the structural buildings are amazing here! Not to mention the food is very good also lol. I had the Ramen with vegetables only and tempura shrimp. I would recommend getting the tempura shrimp on the side instead of in the soup because it does get a little soggy.
The beef and chicken and broccoli I was told was really good. I also tried the Violet sake drink, and it was amazing!
The staff is very friendly, speaking multiple languages, which I thought was very impressive.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
WOULD NOT recommend this place, even if you’re desperate for food, which we were. The beef udon is just pulled beef with udon noodles and the shrimp tempura was stale and not good at all. AND it’s not 10-20$, we spent 40$ on one udon dish, apple juice and side of shrimp tempura.
Recommended dishes: Beef Udon Noodle Soup
Katsura Grill is a nice Japanese fast casual restaurant in the Epcot theme park. It's a nice sit down place to rest and get a quick meal.
The food is good for a theme park with different options such as bento boxes, ramen and gyoza.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
This is a quick service place and is usually a little less busy because its up on a hill and a little hidden. It's one of the better asian quick service places. We usually go for the Curry Tonkatsu or the Tonkatsu Pork Ramen. We ALWAYS get a green tea, as we are big fans and this is one of the only places to get decent tea in the park.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Shrimp Tempura Udon, Tonkotsu Pork Ramen, Chicken Cutlet Curry, Miso Soup
Small portions, bland. Really expect a higher quality ramen for the prices being charged. Don’t expect refills on any soda fountain purchases. Overall poor experience.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Restaurantji Recommends
So nice we came back twice! We were really over the similar foods we were having back at the hotel so decided on a Katsu curry. This tasted amazing, it was made with such care and precision. We had just been to Japan earlier in the year and noted how it really took us back to how it was over there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
W food. It’s just a little cramped
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Disappointing experience overall.
I ordered the beef udon, which was bland — the meat was chewy and had no real flavor besides being overly salty. The portion was small, and there were barely any toppings or ingredients in the bowl — it felt empty. The donkatsu ramen was just okay, but again, the portion was small with only two pieces of pork and very little else. The chicken curry was similar — just okay, small portion, and lacking substance.
I understand that Disney World restaurants tend to be pricey, but this felt like poor value for the cost. Overall, it was an unpleasant and overpriced meal. I’d recommend trying a different restaurant instead.
Katsura Grill is in my opinion a hidden gem at Epcot. It is fairly secluded in the Japan pavilion surrounded by a bonsai garden and water features. There is indoor and outdoor seating. While the menu is relatively narrow, if you do like teriyaki and rice dishes that are simple then this place works. I’ve enjoy being outside where there are umbrellas and natural shade under the bamboo forest. Service has been good and expedient. There is not much seating and if it hot or raining then outside is less of an option. Overall, I like this place and often go here while at Epcot.
Great sushi in Epcot!!I had no expectations since it is known how park food is,but this was a great surprise !!
We waited a few minutes for a table which was nothing since we are used to long waits and long lines in all the parks and most times with very disappointing outcomes but this actually was a great surprise!!
Sushi was fresh unlike some reviews mentioned, everything we eat tasted fresh and well prepared,salmon and tuna sushi were both very good!
We had also the ramen and the kids loved it!! And they are Ramen eaters so they have tried really good ones.
California and spice roll were very good as well!
The menu is short but perfect for an in park restaurant, fast , tasty, healthy choice!
The Space is not so big but is indoors, cool and clean, perfect for a busy hot summer day,
service was top notch!! Super fast and everyone was polite,attentive and super friendly, a nice server even offered to take pictures for us when she saw us outside the door.
The whole area around the restaurant is incredible, wonderful decorations and fountains, authentic looking Japanese buildings that make you feel you are truly there.
This is a great option while in Epcot if you like fresh tasty sushi and a way more healthy option too compering with other foods that you find in the park!
We really enjoyed Katsura and will be back for sure next time we are in Epcot.
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