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Izziban Sushi & BBQ
All-you-can-eat Korean BBQ and sushi combo with tabletop grills, banchan spreads, and late-night hours on Colonial.
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Orlando's dining is spread across corridors rather than a single downtown core, which is why the interesting cooking sits in strip centers on Colonial Drive, in converted bungalows off Mills Avenue, and along suburban parkways south of I-4. The city's Vietnamese, Puerto Rican, Venezuelan, and Haitian kitchens predate the tourist corridor by decades and remain the strongest reason to eat here. Chain density near the theme parks is high; the listings below skip it.
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All-you-can-eat Korean BBQ and sushi combo with tabletop grills, banchan spreads, and late-night hours on Colonial.
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