“ To drink i had the Stiicky Mango cocktail it was delicious! Tasted like a horchata mango shake it was sooo good! My husband had the plum wine which he always love and the Passionfruit infused Sake which was sooooo good too!! Yum!! If i could get a bottle to take home it wouldnt make it home lol! We had the spare ribbon appetizers and the hot and sour soup to start and both were delicious! The ribs were rich and juicy and the soup made with duck broth how can you go wrong? Entree was the Peking duck for two..I normally don't like duck normally I avoid it, it's to fatty and I don't like to chew fat so yeah not a fan but this...this was a must try for sure!! It was delicous nice and moist and the flavor was Devine! We had ours with Lettuce cups and brown rice to "try to be healthy" but omg the duck...I have to come back just to have it again!! The waitress, Misa was awesome! She had amazing recommendations new exactly what we would like after just the first drink! She was friendly cheerful everything you qould want at a nice resteraunt! We sat outside there was a nice breeze so that was good for how hot it was not noisy at all and had an amazing time with my hubby!! Overall would definitely come again!! ”

“ Food and service both were good. Server was really good and helpful Embiance is nice . ”

“ Sautéed Vegetables - 7/10 Shumai - 7/10 Spicy Tuna Roll - 8/10 Fried Rice - 9/10 Orange Chicken - 9.5/10, juicy, had just the right amount sauce Overall: 9/10, one of our best dining experiences so far in our trip! I loved the decor and ambiance, especially being seated on the 2nd floor. Our only comment is that the lighting was super dark and we needed to use our phone flashlights. Food was great and would come here again! ”

“ went here for my birthday, it was so amazing, the duck was a must try and the wagyu burger is littt ”

“ Amazing asian food in Disney Springs! Don't sleep on the Spare Ribs and definitely order the Buri-Bop if you ever stumble upon this place! Big shoutout to the chef that cooked the Buri-Bop on my table and explained the story of the dish (even though I was very familiar with it) great experience! Kudos on the huge, slick bar! Expect great drinks and decent wine. They're not strict on the dress code since many people visit straight out of the parks. Just a note...based on my personal experience, service could be much better. Not saying it was bad, just nothing special or outstanding. Anyway, go ahead and give it a try! Won't disappoint! ”

“ This was our first meal during a recent Disney World vacation. It is located in Disney Springs, so no park entrance required. The inside is gorgeous, although it was very busy so we opted for our original upstairs patio (outside) table. Granted, then we had the cacophony of Disney Springs, although still a better choice on a warm evening. My honey specifically wanted to go here for the Japanese A-5 wagyu and that was practically perfect in every way. Everything else was really good too. We also shared the blistered shishitos, served with a wasami creme fraiche, spicy vegetable wontons, and the Morimoto "buri-bop," which is a Korean-style yellowtail rice bowl prepared tableside. The rice bowl is visually beautiful and the heat from the bowl lightly cooks the fish. I do recommend digging in right away because we waited and the fish ended up more well cooked than we like. Still very good. Back to the wagyu. Three of us shared 6 oz, which gave us ~4 pieces each. It is also prepared (perfectly) tableside. I don't know if I can adequately convey with words how delicious this beef is--it literally melts in your mouth. There is a wasabi soy vinaigrette for dipping, although not much, if any, is needed to enjoy the meat. We all had what my honey would call a "meatsperience." ”

“ 2nd time at Morimoto. I think I got the ramen last time. This time we ordered the lemongrass dumplings and they were pretty good. We then ordered the pecking duck with the soft tortillas and it was really flavorful and juicy with crispy skin. The fried rice had so many different proteins, which was delicious, but a bit spicy. Our favorite were the sticky ribs which were fall off the bones and so yummy. It's definitely something you should order when you visit. Our waiter Hein was very friendly and funny. Such a great place at Disney Springs. ”

“ Super expensive in my opinion but if you can deal with the crowds at Disney Springs, you'll find some good dinner options here. I arrived on a Monday night around 5pm. I didn't have a reservation so was invited to sit in the bar area. Bar tender was very friendly and I was attended to throughout the evening. I started with a seasonal cocktail, the SNAKE EYES ilegal joven mezcal, giffard banane du bresil, midori, coconut water, lime juice, half salt rim ($19). It's basically a margarita. I next tried the pork dumplings ($16). Great flavor and really enjoyed the presentation. For dinner, I switched to the KOKUTO OLD FASHIONED (mars shinshu iwai japanese whiskey, okinawan brown sugar, 5 spice bitters ($20). Very good! I also opted for the TONKOTSU RAMEN - rich pork bone broth, wheat noodles, roasted pork belly, woodear mushroom, pickled ginger, soy marinated egg, scallion ($20). While it didn't look pretty when presented to me, it tasted delicious. ”

“ Disney Springs-I've been pretty excited about going to this place. It's been on my to-do list for quite some time. Although I was by myself, the bartender was really helpful with the menu selections and made a great old-fashioned too! I had the Morimoto Buri Bop. It was made tableside by a very handsome young man! Absolutely delicious! I'll definitely be back. ”