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Orlando, FL
Best Asian (Restaurants)
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Amura |
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(Restaurants - Asian) |
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7785 W Sand Lake Rd, Orlando 32819 • 407-370-0007 |
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Description:
At this Japanese grill, chefs grill classic concoctions in the center of your table, while 40 intriguing varieties of rolls delight sushi aficionados. |
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Cafe Tu Tu Tango |
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(Restaurants - Asian) |
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8625 International Dr, Orlando 32819 • 407-248-2222 |
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INTERNATIONAL DRIVE. It's all about artistry here – from the works of art adorning the walls to the creations coming from the kitchen. Portions are small and, if dining with a group, can be eaten tapas style. Foods pull on Latin American, Caribbean and Middle Eastern influences. Try the Cajun egg rolls or the duck salad. Nice wine list available by the glass or bottle. Occasionally, guests are treated to live, exotic music and dancing (belly dancers, opera singers and flamenco dancers). Smart casual dress. Reservations not accepted. |
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User Rating: 10 / 10
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Emeril's Tchoup Chop |
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(Restaurants - Asian) |
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6300 Hollywood Way Loews Royal Pacific Resort, Orlando 32819 • 407-503-2467 |
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UNIVERSAL. Alluring décor, from a lily pond and to mosaics and carved wood totems, adorn this Polynesian themed eatery created by famed TV chef Emeril Lagasse and located in the Loews Royal Pacific Resort . Inspired by the flavors of the Pacific, the irresistible dishes showcase the staff's creativity. The clay pot features a fish of the day with yellow Thai curry lobster cream and fire-roasted sweet corn rice. |
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Hue – A Restaurant |
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(Restaurants - Asian) |
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629 E Central Blvd, Orlando 32801 • 407-849-1800 |
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DOWNTOWN. This contemporary, upscale bar and grill boasts marvelous eclectic eats. Asian influence predominates in many of the dishes, such as the tuna tartare with crispy wontons and sesame ginger vinaigrette. Comforting mains, like teriyaki-braised short rib with sweet risotto and sauté of vegetables, both satiate hunger and delight the palate. Bold shapes and a crisp, understated design characterize the inviting dining room and bar. |
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Ichiban |
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(Restaurants - Asian) |
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19 S Orange Ave, Orlando 32801 • 407-423-2688 |
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DOWNTOWN. Brick walls, paper lanterns and traditional Japanese kimonos set the scene for this successful downtown restaurant. Known for its excellent sushi, served either at the bar or the dining tables, Ichiban tempts guests with a variety of rolls, including those made with alligator and the ever-popular barbecued eel. Tempura dishes are also hot items and are prepared with a careful hand so that every bite is light and delicate. Grilled entrees are available as well, and you'll find selections for everyone on the adventure scale. Kids are welcome, as are groups, and you can even do take-out if you'd like. Reservations accepted. Business casual dress. |
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Little Saigon |
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(Restaurants - Asian) |
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1106 E Colonial Dr, Orlando 32803 • 407-423-8539 |
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Family-owned, this Vietnamese restaurant introduces guests to the subtle flavors and incredible freshness of authentic Asian cuisine. The summer rolls, which are like egg rolls with unfried wrappers, are legendary and come with a terrific peanut sauce. Noodle dishes and traditional soups comprise the bulk of the menu; they feature fresh herbs and vegetables. You'll also find pork, beef, seafood and chicken dishes. A large portion of the restaurant's clientele are Vietnamese, so you can be assured that Little Saigon's doing something right. Give them a try and find out for yourself. Reservations not accepted. Casual dress. |
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Ming Court |
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(Restaurants - Asian) |
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9188 International Dr between Sand Lake Rd and the Bee Line E, Orlando 32819-8112 • 407-351-9988 |
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INTERNATIONAL DRIVE. Set behind an undulating "cloud" wall that separates Ming Court from the busyness outside, this elegant restaurant surrounds diners with authentic architecture, soothing music and lotus ponds filled with koi. Dishes represent the best of regional Chinese cuisine and include Szechuan filet mignon, mango chicken and a range of dim sum items. Diners, especially those who have business at the nearby Orange County Convention Center, flock to the place for satisfying entrees and the serene environment. If you're planning to go for lunch, head out early before the crowds gather. Dim sum waits for no man or woman! |
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User Rating: 8.25 / 10
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MoonFish |
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(Restaurants - Asian) |
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7525 W Sand Lake Rd, Orlando 32819 • 407-363-7262 |
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DOCTOR PHILLIPS. Tired of fish sticks and hush puppies? The Pan-Asian fare at this seafood house will more than satisfy that craving for novelty. Thanks to sushi, a raw bar offering oysters and duck carpaccio, and fish and steak entrees, diners are never at a loss for variety. The interior, complete with blue and green decor, clear glass and plasma screens featuring fish, simulates an aquarium. |
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User Rating: 9 / 10
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Nine Dragons |
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China Pavilion World Showcase, Epcot ®, Lake Buena Vista 32830 • 407-939-3463 |
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EPCOT ®. Rosewood detailing and dragon motifs welcome diners to this Disney restaurant and its variety of Chinese cuisines. Szechuan, Mandarin, Cantonese, Shanghai and even Kiangche dishes showcase the best of the Far East and please hungry patrons with their balance of flavors and textures. Seafood, beef, poultry and pork pair up with crisp vegetables and savory sauces to create healthy meals that don't feel that way. And as a respite from typical theme-park fare, the cuisine is head and shoulders above dry burgers and limp fries. Reservations accepted. Smart casual attire. |
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P.F. Chang's China Bistro |
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(Restaurants - Asian) |
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436 N Orlando Ave, Winter Park 32789-2914 • 407-622-0188 |
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WINTER PARK. Chain though it may be, this restaurant makes for terrific dining. A contemporary space accented with murals and vases updates the whole Chinese restaurant experience and sets the tone for a menu of modern classics, such as Peking ravioli and honey shrimp. Spicy chicken wraps use lettuce leaves instead of conventional wrappers to contain the filling and are a welcome change of pace. Dishes are seasoned judiciously, service is attentive and sauces are prepared tableside for an added dose of personalization. In short, it would be hard to ask for more – except maybe a slice of that yummy chocolate macadamia pie. |
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