By Skyler on September 4, 2026 Verified by Google

Probably the best place I had eaten during my entire trip to Disney. Takoyaki tasted amazing, Rock Shrimp Tempura was incredible and the Take sushi platter on it's own would have been enough for just me. All the employees here were so friendly, service was fast, and I thought the whole experience felt authentic. I would love to come back here again in the future.

By Albert “No Onions” Ruggiero on May 23, 2026 Verified by Google

Not a bad spot at all in Epcot but Le Cellier is still number one for me. We shared the $65 choose one from each section option and then I opted to do an additional order of otoro tuna because I’ve always wanted to try it and that was incredible. It was as good as I’ve always been told it was. The $65 option also comes with any non alcoholic drink that’s under $20 and we opted for the melon baller with popping boba. It was really sweet but really delicious especially if you love Japanese melon soda which I do. The chicken kurage appetizer was just as good as the ones I’ve had in Japan but we got the tartar on the side because the gf hates mayo. We both said that the clam miso was probably the best miso soup we’ve both ever had. I added 1 side of the grilled beef yakitori to try that and that was very high quality as well. I loved the subtle sweetness and moistness of the mango cake as that was the dessert we chose for the $65 option. Really, the only thing that disappointed was the beef and vegetable udon dish. There was really nothing special about it, the steak was a very cheap cut (it was definitely not the same quality as the beef on the skewer) and it just tasted like any other hibachi plate you’d get at any other hibachi place that is a lot cheaper.

By Vincent Lam on May 8, 2026 Verified by Google

This Japanese restaurant got authentic and delicious food at the midway of Epcot. The other Japanese restaurant only served hibachi combos with chef show.
We ordered unagi don, seafood poke bowl, and vegetable tempura. The seafood tasted amazing. I liked the unagi don better with decent bbq sauce. The size was enough. The price was sort of high. Definitely a great place for lunch at Epcot.

By Cheri P on April 23, 2026 Verified by Google

We ate at Shiki-Sai during our trip to WDW in February and it was by far our favorite experience of the entire vacation. The sushi was so fresh and beautifully displayed. Our server, Chisato, from Tokyo made our experience extra special. We loved all of her recommendations (especially the Tokyo roll!) but she also shared stories of her own travels and experiences from her country. We will be returning in Nov and will be booking reservations here two or three times. Oh yeah, as a bonus, we spent about half as much as we did at “Mr. Famous iron chef place” at Disney Springs (where the food was meh). Do not hesitate to try Shiki-Sai.

By Venera__N on April 5, 2026 Verified by Google

We had such a lovely dinner at Shiki-Sai in Epcot. The atmosphere is elegant but still very comfortable, perfect for a relaxing evening after a long day in the park.

The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. You really feel welcomed here, not rushed.

We ordered the sushi boat, and it was absolutely amazing — everything was fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. The variety was perfect, so you get to try a little bit of everything, and every piece tasted high quality.

It’s definitely a great spot for dinner if you want something special but still cozy. I would highly recommend coming here, especially in the evening for a calm and beautiful dining experience.