15 Best Asian Restaurants near Windermere

“Dominic- we love you! First time here and he was so accommodating and explained the whole menu to us. was so friendly. We mentioned my sister’s birthday and he brought a dessert .I never know what to order but he gave the best recommendations. And added to our experience . We will be back. ♥️“

“The best dimsum in Orlando! We love the amazing food and friendly staff. Do yourself a favor and give this amazing place a try! 😋“

“Recomiendo foods for dine in“

“Great atmosphere with high end sushi. Best edimame ever.“

“excellent food and fantastic service highly recommended“

“I took my daughter here tonight and was more than pleasantly surprised by how excellent the food was. We ordered Pad Thai and a honey chicken dish and the flavors were great. Very friendly staff and a very clean restaurant. Highly recommend!“

“What an awesome experience. Great food and the animal viewing can’t be beat“

“I love the food and the price is great!“

“Excellent… fresh sushi… wonderful selection… huge variety of dishes. Definitely coming back. 10/10!!!“

“Not a bad spot at all in Epcot but Le Cellier is still number one for me. We shared the $65 choose one from each section option and then I opted to do an additional order of otoro tuna because I’ve always wanted to try it and that was incredible. It was as good as I’ve always been told it was. The $65 option also comes with any non alcoholic drink that’s under $20 and we opted for the melon baller with popping boba. It was really sweet but really delicious especially if you love Japanese melon soda which I do. The chicken kurage appetizer was just as good as the ones I’ve had in Japan but we got the tartar on the side because the gf hates mayo. We both said that the clam miso was probably the best miso soup we’ve both ever had. I added 1 side of the grilled beef yakitori to try that and that was very high quality as well. I loved the subtle sweetness and moistness of the mango cake as that was the dessert we chose for the $65 option. Really, the only thing that disappointed was the beef and vegetable udon dish. There was really nothing special about it, the steak was a very cheap cut (it was definitely not the same quality as the beef on the skewer) and it just tasted like any other hibachi plate you’d get at any other hibachi place that is a lot cheaper.“

“Teste so good 😊 people amazing clear“

“Star Sui Bao is a quick service Korean street food offering a menu of steamed buns and unique handheld snacks.

The food was refreshing and unique, different than the normal places.
* Kimchi Chicken Bao: Crispy chicken tossed in kimchi honey, topped with scallion yuzu aioli and kimchi slaw. Crunch of the chicken is complemented by the slaw and richness of the aioli sauce.“

“Excellent poki bowl place, especially for a mall food court. The ingredients looked fresh and appetizing, and there were a lot of choices.

I had a build your own with two servings of tuna, rice, greens, edamame, green onion, white onion, jalapeno, cilantro, mango, and spicy mayo. My wife had the tuna salmon bowl and in addition to the ingredients I had on mine she added avocado and seaweed. Both bowls were huge and delicious.

Service was excellent for a fast food counter style restaurant.“

“the food was fresh and delicious and looked delicious“

“Sometimes there’s nothing better than a shaved ice dessert on a hot day at Disney World. Stop by at Caravan Road, a super cute stand in the Aninal Kingdom between the Africa and Asia sections. It's a cute kiosk with Japanese shaved ice desserts with various flavors poured over them. They are very refreshing and taste good.

I tried the Kakigori, which was very good. It cooled me down quickly. It's a watermelon flavored snow cone with sweetened condensed milk poured over it. It goes for $5.99, which is overpriced for what it is but we are at Disney!

There is no where to sit at Caravan Road so you need to walk around to find someplace to sit.“