Morimoto Asia™ Street Food
Morimoto Asia™ Street Food: quick answers
What should I order at Morimoto Asia™ Street Food?
Morimoto Asia™ Street Food is best known for Peking duck, Hoisin-glazed sweet-chili spare ribs and Golden egg bao.
Do you need a reservation at Morimoto Asia™ Street Food?
No — Morimoto Asia™ Street Food is a quick-service (counter-service) restaurant, so no reservation is needed.
Is Morimoto Asia™ Street Food on the Disney Dining Plan?
Yes — Morimoto Asia™ Street Food is eligible for the Disney Dining Plan. Confirm current plan details when you book.
Is Morimoto Asia™ Street Food worth it?
Morimoto Asia™ Street Food is a quick-service (counter-service) restaurant in the $ price range. Best for: celebrations, date night, foodies.
How expensive is Morimoto Asia™ Street Food?
Morimoto Asia™ Street Food sits in the $ price range on Disney's $–$$$$ scale (a quick-service (counter-service) restaurant). Menu prices change, so check before you go.
Is Morimoto Asia™ Street Food table service or quick service?
Morimoto Asia™ Street Food is a quick-service (counter-service) restaurant.
Where is Morimoto Asia™ Street Food?
Morimoto Asia™ Street Food is located in Disney Springs.
Morimoto Asia Street Food sits in The Landing of Disney Springs, offering a sleek, high-end pan-Asian menu curated by Iron Chef-grade chef Masaharu Morimoto. The space feels like a modern izakaya with an open kitchen, polished wood, and a bustling bar that lets you watch sushi chefs at work. While the price point is modest for Disney Springs, the quality—especially the seafood and expertly-braised meats—justifies the splurge, making it a go-to for a special dinner or a celebratory night out.
The vibe shifts from lively bar-scene at dinner to a more intimate, dimly-lit feel at the bar-side tables, where you can snag a seat at the sushi bar for a front-row view of the action. If you’re after a true Morimoto experience, aim for the bar seats and order the signature Peking duck or the hoisin-glazed spare ribs—both arrive tableside and are crowd-pleasers.
Because Morimoto Asia isn’t a Disney-owned restaurant, its reservation inventory is split between Disney’s My Disney Experience portal and OpenTable. Savvy diners who lock a spot through OpenTable often snag the coveted prime-time slots that Disney’s calendar still shows as unavailable, turning a potentially frustrating booking process into a smooth win.
Best for food-ies and small groups who want top-tier Asian flavors without the park-hustle—especially if you can snag a bar-side seat for that sushi-action view.
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