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A Japanese family owned authentic Japanese fast foods restaurant. Please understand we are Not a full service restaurant but real Japanese foods!! We currently serve Donburi rice bowls with a fast-food styled system. We no longer have sushi-rolls, however, our Japanese sushi bowls are very similar, just different in presentation. We also have a variety of traditional Japanese hot meals among our bowl selection. This style allows you to have more volume for a cheaper price. Dine-in, delivery via Uber, Doordash, or Grubhub, and our own online ordering system are available!
Relaxed eatery offering a small menu of Japanese teriyaki & BBQ dishes, plus sushi & lunch specials.
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Address: 5368 Central Florida Pkwy, Orlando, FL 32821
Phone: (407) 778-1953
Website: http://www.sushikichi.com/
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Reviews
Jordan Ratcliff
Always have great food here. I recently enjoyed a special sweet and sour fried tofu bowl. There’s no better place to eat a big rice bowl while listening to the music of the anime Naruto.
… moresteven xu
Authentic Japanese restaurant (authentic doesn’t mean the best taste), prices are reasonable, portions are on the smaller side, but everything is consistent. I feel like this is a random restaurant that you’d stop by in an alleyway in Tokyo suburb.
Most authentic japanese restaurants taste bland, if you want something that tastes strong with lots of sauces, mayonnaise, teriyaki sauce you’ll be very disappointed. Imo the Koreans and Chinese make the best tasting Japanese food in America. When we ate here there were at least 10 other guests speaking Japanese eating here
End up having diarrhea 2x about 1hr after…. Changed review from a 5 to a 3…
… moreMost authentic japanese restaurants taste bland, if you want something that tastes strong with lots of sauces, mayonnaise, teriyaki sauce you’ll be very disappointed. Imo the Koreans and Chinese make the best tasting Japanese food in America. When we ate here there were at least 10 other guests speaking Japanese eating here
End up having diarrhea 2x about 1hr after…. Changed review from a 5 to a 3…
Prazival
This is one of the most authentic Japanese restaurants in Orlando. My favorites are the ramen, kaisen don, salmon don, and salmon onigiri! The atmosphere is very chill and relaxing, and overall it is a great place to sit down and enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine.
… morec t
Absolutely excellent Japanese restaurant! we ordered a bowl of Tonkotsu and Shoyu Ramen, with a side of Gyoza and karaage chicken. My wife fell in love with the Karaage chicken here and said we might have to stop by several more times on our trip. The Ramen was authentic and excellent, would highly recommend this place. We have been to many Japanese restaurants over the years, searching for something that reminds us of our trips to Japan and this place nailed it.
… moreCorn Newton
Oh my gosh. I got the Salmon Scallop Ikura Don bowl. It was super fresh and tasty. Will definitely come back again.
… moreTien Pham
This place just became one of my to go Japanese restaurant. Everything I’ve had tasted fresh and delicious. The waitress was really sweet. And the price is amazing for the quality you get. The ice cream with red bean was honestly the best one I’ve ever had in Orlando. And I don’t like matcha but it was extremely good.
… moreEvan B.
This is a very quaint, authentic Japanese restaurant, with some excellent flavors that rival the best around. We had the takoyaki, yakisoba, and gyūdon, all of which were fantastic! The takoyaki might seriously be some of the best I’ve had in Orlando, which is definitely saying something. The prices are comparable to most other Japanese restaurants, and I believe some items are even a little cheaper. Well worth the trip, especially if you’re in the I-Drive/SeaWorld area!
… moreAndrew Ang
Delicious food. My only gripe is the portion sizes are very small for the prices. The salmon sushi platter is delicious. The takoyaki here is some of the best I’ve ever had, would definitely come back just for that!
… moreStephanie Carvalho
Great friendly authentic Japanese food. The quality of the sushi was very good. I tried the Tako Yaki for the first time and it was good. I didn’t need to get it as the main dish was filling enough. I had #1 Kaison Don- it’s a mix of salmon, yellow tail, octopus and squid. On a bed of rice. Have to note about the service right when I walked in I was greeted, told where the free water was and asked how the food is. Yes you have to clean up after yourself but it’s not anything I don’t do at home. They also have a sit up bar area if you come here by yourself. Recommend coming here
… moreLiyang “Leon” Sun
Great atmosphere, fast and friendly service, and good food at very affordable prices make this a nice Japanese place to try if you are in the mood for a quick, cheap meal.
This restaurant is more like a single vendor food hall inside a strip mall. Located next to a huge Publix, it’s easy to find and has ample parking spots. You order from a counter and wait for the food to be brought to you. Prices are very affordable at $10 – $12 per entree, but don’t expect the same quality as a normal Japanese restaurant. The food still tastes good but lacks depth of flavor and ingredients. For instance, the curry had good flavors but no potatoes or carrots, which to me are a staple in any Japanese curry. Still, for the amount you pay, you get a good solid meal. There’s Japanese show playing on TV and Japanese music playing over the speakers, so you’ll get treated to a full Japanese experience.
… moreThis restaurant is more like a single vendor food hall inside a strip mall. Located next to a huge Publix, it’s easy to find and has ample parking spots. You order from a counter and wait for the food to be brought to you. Prices are very affordable at $10 – $12 per entree, but don’t expect the same quality as a normal Japanese restaurant. The food still tastes good but lacks depth of flavor and ingredients. For instance, the curry had good flavors but no potatoes or carrots, which to me are a staple in any Japanese curry. Still, for the amount you pay, you get a good solid meal. There’s Japanese show playing on TV and Japanese music playing over the speakers, so you’ll get treated to a full Japanese experience.