Orlando, Florida is a popular vacation area, with the popular Disney theme parks, Walt Disney World and Epcott; Seaworld , Universal Studios and much more. The city is chock-full of entertainment and restaurants that cater to vacationers. Looking for Oriental food? There are Asian restaurants featuring Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Polynesian and more. Following are some of the best Asian Restaurants in Orlando:
Tchoup Coup Polynesian, Royal Pacific Resort. This restaurant is located at the point were the Royal Pacific Resort meets the convention center attached to the hotel. Tchoup Chop, pronounced “chop chop,” is an Emeril Lagasse Restaurant serving Asian cuisine “kicked up a notch.” Polynesian influences are complements by the Chef’s signature bold flavors. Reservations are required. 1-407-503-CHOP.
Ming Court. Oriental dining is in a spectacular setting which is based on the architecture of the Ming Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty spanned 276 years, between 1368 and 1644. Ming Court combines ancient and modern cooking styles. Chinese cooking styles include Peking, Hong Kong, Taiwanese, Canton, Mandarin, Hunan, Shanghai and Szechwan. In addition, Ming incorporates styles from other cultures, including Japan, Korea, India, America, France, Italy, South Pacific and Latin America. The menus feature authentic Cantonese style appetizers, Dim Sum; Sushi, Wok, Grill and fresh seafood and Maine Lobsters. The dinner menu features over 50 entrees, which are each prepared by master chefs. 9188 International Drive, Orlando. 1-407-351-9988.
PF Chang’s. This is a contemporary Chinese restaurant that features traditional offerings and innovative dishes. Chef’s use Mandarin style wok cooking, using fresh, high quality ingredients. The menu features appetizers, soups, salads, traditional dishes, vegetarian plates, chicken dishes, seafood, meat dishes, noodles, meins and rice. Some of the traditional dishes include: Almond Cashew Chicken, Crispy Honey Chicken, Lo Mein Beef, Lo Mein Pork, Moo Goo Gai Pan and Shrimp with Lobster Sauce. An extensive wine list complements the meal.
Hanimizuki Japanese Restaurant serves traditional Kyoto style food, featuring soup, sushi. salad, appetizers, Oroski Ae, Natto, Tofu, Nuta and Tororo. 8255 International Dr., Orlando. 1-407-464-7200.
Kanpai Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Bar. Watch the highly trained chefs prepared you meal at Hibachi tables that seat eight to ten guests. There are entrees and combination dinners that include choices of Teriyaki salmon, Filet Mignon, Hibachi Steak, Hibachi Chicken, Hibachi Shrimp and salmon. 6687 S. Kirkman Road, Orlando. 1-407-352-4811.
Ron Getzu of Toyko. Japanese dining is a garden setting. Sushi is made from the freshest available seafood. Sukiyaki and Shabu-Shabu are prepared table side. Ton Thursday, Friday and Saturday, diners enjoy a traditional Japanese drum show. 8400 International Dr., Orlando, 1-407-345-0044.
Red Bamboo Thai Restaurant, Entrees on the dinner menu include Chili Fish, Curry Fish, Pla Fish, Mango Fish, Lemon Fish, Ginger Fish, Seafood Delight, Smokey Pot, Volcano Chicken, Chili Prawn and Red Bamboo’s Crown. 6803 Kirkman Rd, South Orlando, 1-407-226-8997.
Thai Thani Restaurant. This restaurant is located across from Sea World. Thai Thani features Dishes “Off the Sea,” spicy dishes, noodles an fried rice. Spicy dishes include Phad Panang, Phad Bai Kapow, Cashew Nut Special, Double Delight, Chili Jam, Red Curry, Green Curry and Yellow Curry. Noodle and Rice dishes includes Phad Thai, Phad Kee Mao, Phad Se-ew, Phad Lad Na, Duck Noodle Soup, House Fried Rice, Curry Fried Rice and more. 1-407-239-9733.
Information is subject to change. Contact the restaurants for additional information and to make reservations.
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