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Walt Disney World might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of high-quality sushi, but if you know where to look, there are some incredible culinary destinations to satisfy your craving for fresh, expertly prepared rolls. Whether you’re looking for a high-end omakase experience, a mid-tier sushi dinner, or a quick grab-and-go roll, we’ve rounded up the best sushi spots at WDW.
Takumi-Tei: The Pinnacle of Luxury Sushi in EPCOT
Location: Japan Pavilion, EPCOT
Price: $$$$ (Prix Fixe, $250 per person)
Best for: A premium, fine-dining sushi experience
If you’re looking for the absolute best sushi in Walt Disney World and budget is no concern, Takumi-Tei is the place to go. This signature dining restaurant in EPCOT’s Japan Pavilion offers an exceptional, high-end experience. While the menu is now exclusively prix fixe at around $250 per person, it features some of the highest-quality fish you’ll find at Disney. One standout dish from past menus was the lobster tempura with yuzu salt, a dish many diners still rave about.
However, given its steep price, Takumi-Tei is not for everyone. If you’re looking for a more affordable sushi option, EPCOT’s Japan Pavilion offers a range of choices from high-end to budget-friendly.
Shiki-Sai: A Sushi Izakaya Experience at EPCOT
Location: Japan Pavilion, EPCOT
Price: $$-$$$ (A la carte, $40-$100 for two people)
Best for: A mid-range sushi experience with a great atmosphere
For those who want a high-quality sushi experience without the commitment of a prix fixe menu, Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya is an excellent option. This newer table-service restaurant offers a festive, shareable dining experience inspired by traditional Japanese izakayas.
One highly recommended roll is the Tokyo Negi Roll, which has impressed even frequent sushi connoisseurs. The selection may not be the most extensive, but the quality makes up for it. If you’re looking for great sushi in EPCOT without breaking the bank, this is a solid choice.
Pro Tip: Expect to spend about $80-$100 for two people, depending on how much you order.
Morimoto Asia: A Celebrity Chef’s Take on Sushi
Location: Disney Springs
Price: $$$
Best for: High-end sushi with a fusion twist
For sushi with a celebrity chef’s touch, Morimoto Asia at Disney Springs is a must-visit. This restaurant, helmed by Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto, features a sushi bar with incredibly fresh fish and beautifully plated rolls. While the menu is not exclusively sushi, the options available are among the best at Disney Springs.
If you’re looking for a high-end sushi experience in a lively setting, Morimoto Asia is a great pick. While it is on the pricier side, the quality and presentation make it well worth it.
California Grill: Sushi with a View
Location: Disney’s Contemporary Resort
Price: $$$$ (Prix Fixe, $89 per person)
Best for: A luxurious sushi starter with breathtaking views
California Grill, located atop Disney’s Contemporary Resort, is known for its stunning views of Magic Kingdom and gourmet menu. While not a dedicated sushi restaurant, their prix fixe menu includes several sushi options as appetizers. If you’re already planning a dinner here, the sushi offerings are solid—though not necessarily a reason to book a reservation on their own.
Pro Tip: Time your reservation around sunset or fireworks for a truly magical experience!
Kona Island & Kona Café: A Casual Yet Tasty Sushi Stop
Location: Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
Price: $$
Best for: A quick and satisfying sushi option
If you’re staying at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort or just looking for a more casual sushi fix, Kona Island and Kona Café offer reliable sushi options at reasonable prices (by Disney standards). Sushi rolls average around $18, making it one of the more affordable options on property. You can order sushi from Kona Island (a grab-and-go spot in the main building) or sit down at Kona Café and order the same rolls.
While not the most adventurous sushi at Disney, it consistently delivers fresh, well-prepared rolls that hit the spot.
Kimonos: Hidden Gem or Overhyped?
Location: Swan Hotel (near EPCOT and Hollywood Studios)
Price: $$-$$$
Best for: A late-night sushi spot with a lively atmosphere
Kimonos at the Walt Disney World Swan Hotel is known for two things: sushi and nightly karaoke. Many guests love this laid-back, underrated sushi spot, while others find the quality inconsistent. If you’re looking for a fun, casual sushi experience, it might be worth a try—just manage your expectations.
Budget Sushi Options in EPCOT’s Japan Pavilion
If you’re just looking for a quick sushi fix without table service, the Japan Pavilion has a couple of budget-friendly options:
- Kabuki Café (Quick Service): This is your grab-and-go sushi option in the Japan Pavilion, but the quality is closer to grocery store sushi than a restaurant. It’s convenient, but don’t expect anything special.
- Katsura Grill (Quick Service): Occasionally has sushi on the menu, but it’s more known for its teriyaki and udon.
Pro Tip: If you’re looking for good sushi in EPCOT without spending a fortune, Shiki-Sai is your best bet.
Best Sushi Off-Property: Kabooki Sushi
Location: Orlando (15-20 minutes from Disney World)
Price: $$$
Best for: Sushi lovers willing to venture off Disney property
If you’re willing to go off-property for sushi, Kabooki Sushi is one of Orlando’s best sushi spots. With a James Beard-nominated chef, this restaurant offers innovative, high-quality sushi that rivals some of the best in the country. While it’s not within Disney property, it’s worth the short drive if you’re serious about sushi.
Final Verdict: Where Should You Go for the Best Sushi at Disney?
The best sushi at Disney depends on your budget and the type of experience you’re looking for:
- Best Overall (Luxury Experience): Takumi-Tei (EPCOT)
- Best Mid-Range Sushi: Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya (EPCOT)
- Best Sushi Outside the Parks: Morimoto Asia (Disney Springs)
- Best Quick Sushi Fix: Kona Island/Kona Café (Polynesian Resort)
- Most Fun Atmosphere: Kimonos (Swan Hotel, with karaoke!)
- Best Sushi Off-Property: Kabooki Sushi (Orlando)
No matter where you choose to dine, Walt Disney World has some surprisingly great sushi options for all budgets. Whether you’re splurging on an omakase experience or grabbing a quick roll on the go, there’s a sushi spot for every type of Disney traveler.

Christopher Parr, is the Editor and Chief Content Creator for Pursuitist, and a contributing writer to USA Today, Business Insider — and the on-air host of Travel Tuesday on Live at 4 CBS. He is an award-winning luxury marketing veteran, writer, a frequent speaker at luxury and interactive marketing conferences and a pioneer in web publishing. Named a "Top 10 Luxury Travel Blogger” by USA Today, Parr has also been selected as the official winner in Luxury Lifestyle Awards’ list of the “Top 50 Best Luxury Influencers and Bloggers in the World.”