Tokyo Dining

Location

EPCOT in World Showcase, Japan Pavilion

Selections

Sushi, udon noodle soup, bento box featuring staples like chicken teriyaki, garlic ginger steak, and shrimp tempura

Entree Range

Dinner: Child $14 ◆ Lunch and Dinner: Adult $21-36

Summary

Consistently delivering modern Japanese dishes in a sleek and chic dining room overlooking picturesque World Showcase lagoon, Tokyo Dining is still a destination dining location for those in search of a great meal from start to finish. The service is impeccable, rivaling some of Disney’s best, and the incredibly fresh sushi and seaf0od specialties compensate for an otherwise run-of-the-mill meu.

Setting and Atmosphere

While the exterior of Tokyo Dining may scream “traditional”, the interior reflects a more modern flair, with a dual lobby welcoming guests of both Tokyo Dining and neighboring Teppan Edo. The restaurant’s sushi bar is open and airy, with seating nearby in the smaller of two dining rooms. The main dining area is regularly bathed in natural light from the window-walls overlooking the pavilion’s iconic gate. Dark wood melds with sleek finishes to ground the dining room firmly in the present.

House Specialties

The freshest sushi you'll ever find in a theme park, enormous bowls of udon noodle soup, and a relative value bento box featuring staples like chicken teriyaki, garlic ginger steak, and shrimp tempura anchor a menu that alternates between modern fusion-focused dishes and traditional Japanese staples familiar to most everyone. Stick to the classics here, they're well-executed and consistently great.

Other Recommendations

Tempura dishes like the lobster tempura with cheese fondue entrée or the calamari steak tempura appetizer are the pinnacle of crisp and crunch, positively delightful alongside a house sake.

Menus

• Lunch and Dinner Kids'
• Lunch and Dinner
• Specialty Beverages and Wine List
• Dessert

Details

Requires Credit Card to Reserve: Yes
Requires Pre-payment in Full: No

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