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Hand-pulled noodles and creative ramen bowls in a hip, communal setting inside the beloved East End Market.
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Orlando's Japanese cooking runs from omakase counters seating a dozen guests to ramen shops and conveyor sushi aimed at students and families. Mills 50 and Dr. Phillips hold most of it, with the highest-priced counters clustered near the tourist corridor.
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Hand-pulled noodles and creative ramen bowls in a hip, communal setting inside the beloved East End Market.
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Small Japanese restaurant whose chef sources fish daily and builds omakase sets.
Yakitori counter with binchotan-grilled skewers, cold sake, and a hand-written menu that changes with the day's market haul.
Sleek sushi and robata grill featuring pristine fish flown in from Tokyo's markets, plus creative cocktails on Sand Lake.