
Seito Sushi Baldwin Park is an award-winning Japanese restaurant located in the heart of Baldwin Park, Orlando, Florida. Established in 2000, the restaurant is known for its creative approach to traditional Japanese cuisine, offering a blend of classic and contemporary dishes.
Lively, sleek outfit serving classic & creative sushi, plus hot Japanese dishes & cocktails.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4898 New Broad St #32814, Orlando, FL 32814
Phone: (407) 898-8801
Website: http://www.seitosushibp.com/
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They graciously accommodated our large group at a back table and even allowed us to decorate the space with candles, Flowers and everything we needed to make it beautiful. There were no extra fees for our party size, which alone speaks volumes about their generosity and professionalism.
The service was phenomenal—our server went above and beyond, making us feel celebrated and cared for the entire evening. The chef was truly amazing: he surprised us with a special complimentary sushi creation, and even cut our cake beautifully for us. As if that wasn’t enough, they played a walk-in song for us when we entered, making the moment feel magical and unforgettable.
Celebrating our elopement here was more than a dinner—it was an experience filled with kindness, excellence, and genuine joy. If you’re looking for exceptional food, outstanding service, and a team that truly cares about making your moment special, Seito is the place. We will be forever grateful.
Appetizers:
– Handmade dumplings: choice of ginger-scallion pork or Szechuan beef. I opted for the beef, not realizing that Szechuan-style is a type of Chinese cuisine known for its very spicy, numbing flavors. Tip for the staff: give patrons a heads-up about the spiciness level. I had to stop after just two dumplings, it was overwhelming. Luckily, a manager stopped by to check in and I mentioned it. He kindly offered to swap them for the pork version, which wasn’t spicy and turned out to be absolutely delicious. Lucky me! It was some of the best dumplings I’ve ever had.
– I ate half of my friend’s Korean Romaine Salad, which came with crisp red romaine lettuce, sweet Asian pear, and zesty gochugaru vinaigrette, all topped with a sprinkle of green onion and pickled jalapeno. We agreed that it was overwhelmingly spicy for such a small salad. And I don’t think there were any Asian pears in there. Maybe there were very tiny pieces and my friend secretly ate them all.
Entree:
– Wagyu Top Sirloin: 6oz pepper crust, Japanese eggplant, shari risotto, and beef jus teriyaki. Worth the $40 on its own. Seriously. Every bite transported me to a paradise of decadent flavors. The Wagyu was incredibly tender and perfectly executed — highy recommend ordering it medium rare. I also learned that shari is the vinegared rice typically used in sushi. This was my first time having risotto made with it, and I’m now officially an advocate. The slightly tangy flavor cuts through the cream and/or cheese usually found in risotto. Brilliant!
Dessert:
– Matcha creme brulee with jasmine tea cream and strawberry. If you read some of my dessert reviews you know very well that I’m the dessert chef’s worst nightmare: virtually everything is just too sweet for my palate. Seito nailed in this one: I not only love matcha but it is a dessert on the not-so-sweet side of the spectrum. The textures were also balanced, crisp on top of velvet. The perfect ending for a night of Asian decadency.
Absolutely exceptional experience!
We visited on Saturday evening and unfortunately didn’t make a reservation. Everything online showed the restaurant was fully booked, but when we called, the hostess was incredibly kind and managed to get our party of six in at 5:30. We were so grateful—and even more impressed when we were promptly seated at a beautiful table.
The atmosphere was wonderful with a great vibe throughout the restaurant. Our server, Gavin, was phenomenal—attentive, funny, knowledgeable, and genuinely kind. Our group was a bit all over the place, and he handled us effortlessly while making great recommendations.
The food was outstanding. The oyster shooters were the best I’ve ever had (I had three and would’ve had more if people weren’t judging!). The mushroom appetizer was incredible, the rolls were delicious, and everything we tried was top-notch.
Thank you for such a memorable dining experience. We live in Greenville, South Carolina, and will absolutely be back again on our travels to Orlando. Keep doing what you’re doing—you’re doing it right!
The truffle scallop nigiri was to die for — rich, buttery, little hint of spice from the wasabi underneath the fish, and one of the best bites of the night.
Big shoutout to my server, Brittney, who was friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience even better. I’ll definitely be back.