WA Sushi: Omakase Ambition Hiding in a Casselberry Plaza
Bluefin toro, A5 wagyu nigiri, Hokkaido uni and a matcha tiramisu at 924 State Road 436 — WA Sushi is the most surprising dining room in Casselberry.
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Where to Eat in Hunter’s Creek Right Now
Peruvian ceviche on Town Center Boulevard, all-you-can-eat sushi, a sushi room serving since 2007 and tacos until late on Village Park Drive: the research map of Hunter’s Creek dining.
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Yamasan Sushi & Grill: The Corridor’s Great Generalist
Nigiri, ramen, poke, hibachi, bento and a Japanese-French fusion menu under one roof on Mills Avenue — Yamasan’s breadth earns its No. 6 sushi ranking and a decade of regulars.
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Where to Eat in ChampionsGate: Resort Tables and Village Staples
David’s Club steaks, Zen’s sushi bar and Trevi’s Italian inside the Omni, plus the breakfast-and-tavern strip on ChampionsGate Boulevard — separated honestly.
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Seito Sushi: Baldwin Park’s Quarter-Century Anchor
Serving New Broad Street since 2000, Seito Sushi pairs a serious sushi bar with a full contemporary Asian kitchen — and still anchors Baldwin Park’s dining scene.
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Sushi Pop Is the Dinner Reservation Oviedo Keeps Quiet About
Chef Chau’s modern Japanese kitchen on Mitchell Hammock Road does omakase, Sunday brunch and some of the most creative rolls in Seminole County — if you can get in.
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Kadence: No Sign, Few Seats, One Star
Mark and Jennifer Berdin’s unmarked omakase counter on Winter Park Road began as a stall inside East End Market and became Audubon Park’s Michelin-starred splurge. What the meal is, and how to get a seat.
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The Cowfish: Where Sushi Meets the Burger, and Both Win
Half sushi bar, half burger grill, and home to the Burgushi — The Cowfish is the CityWalk restaurant built to end the group-dinner argument.
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Lunch Downtown, Done Properly: The Midday Map Office Workers Actually Use
Downtown lunch is a discipline: in fast, out happy, back before the afternoon turns. Here is the circuit — tacos, temaki, a chophouse power lunch and the sushi counter on Pine — sorted by how much time you really have.
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