Juju

This place is amazing and the food was delicious! It definitely reminded us of our trip to Japan and we will be going back!The Wagyu gyoza were awesome. We also ordered the chicken karaage which was super tender and perfectly fried with a delicious dipping sauce. We couldn't resist ordering the beef tongue skewer and it was sooo tender and flavorful! The pork belly rice bowl was really good too. The only item I didn't care for was the raw scallop dish. It had a really fishy flavor I am not used to experiencing with scallops. The cocktails were super light and well balanced. Will definitely go back and try more. We finished off with matcha soft serve for dessert. This was such a great experience - we will definitely try the chef counter next time!

Went here last night with friends in town - we got there early enough to be seated when we walked in. We ordered our drinks - I ordered my usual Lychee Chu-hai. Simple but so good.We then ordered some ribeye, sirloin, momo, pork belly, pork jowl, and tsukune skewers to start off with. Next we ordered the chirashi, wagyu gyoza, chicken karaage, okonomiyak, susuru gohan, and stuffed wings. My favorites were the okonomiyaki, karaage, tsukune with spicy mentaiko, and the chirashi. The rest were good too, the karaage was a hit amongst the table. It's a great place to hang out with friends and share bites.Our server was attentive and nice. It was a great vibe overall.

I was a hardcore Pizza Hut buffet dine in girl growing up in Orlando. My mom used to bring me here growing up so it's so cool seeing a place like this be brought to life again. I came for a girls night and it was interesting and educational. All the dishes were a testament to Japanese cuisine and delicious. I really enjoyed that all dishes were hot on arrival. Lately it's been an issue that food doesn't arrive hot, but here it does! Our server walked us through the dishes and gave recommendations which is where we were thinking of going. Everything was tasty and adventurous. I do want to return and try more dishes, but overall a place worth experiencing.

Finally tried Juju. I wish I had tried it sooner! I love Susuru and this place is a much shorter drive for me. I was pleasantly surprised that it was happy hour when I arrived (5:30-6:30). There was also plenty of seats available. The bar chairs are very comfortable. I had the happy hour sake shot and the happy hour old fashioned and both were excellent. I am a big fan of chicken karaage so I had to get an order and it was cooked perfectly, crunchy and juicy. I also got the raw tuna and salmon rice bowl that was included in their happy hour menu. It was delicious. Service was excellent and I look forward to going back.

Food was so great and beautiful! Our waitress was so kind and prompt for all of our needs. It's great that this place can accommodate for large groups. Loved the old-school, retro, Japanese feel. We ordered more things but I totally forgot to take a picture because I got too excited to eat it! We also got the hamachi Kama (yellowtail collar) that was perfectly fried. Skewers were juicy, the assortment of sashimi tasted so fresh, and the udon was my favorite!

Ambiance was great. Server was friendly.I sooo wish I could rate this place higher, but it was quite disappointing. If you're not seated at the bar or on the booth, the chairs are a tiny wooden thing with no back support or cushion. The booth at least has one side with back support/no cushion and the other side has a seat with cushion/no back support.Pork shoulder: dryPork belly: amazingPork jowl: lacking flavorChicken thigh: perfectly juicyRibeye: not fatty and flavorlessChirashi in Masu Box: uni (THANK YOU for not being stingy on the uni) and slice of scallop were AMAZING-- the rest were meh, rice was strong on the rice vinegar (?) flavorSusuru Chashu Gohan: decent but nothing noteworthy, filling because of all the rice but came much later than the yakitori/kushiyaki items so couldn't even pair the rice with those meats Overall, meh.

I went for my first meal of the year and it was amazing! First off, their happy hour is one of the best deals in here. I loved their Wagyu gyoza, their toro don and chicken karaage . I mean honestly everything was really good. I loved the old fashioned too. My top pick would be the toro don because once I tasted it , I immediately ordered a second one.

This is my 2nd time at Juju, both times I've been wowed. The Don dishes are available only during happy hour but they are my absolute favorite on both visits. I had the Blue Fin Don, it comes with raw fish and sushi rice... soooo delicious! I actually crave that dish from last time too! The chicken skewer was so juicy and tasty, wow!Chicken Karaage was good but I prefer it better at other places honestly. The server was the amazing, so friendly and helpful. She was top tier! You'd love the vibes at Juju, the decor is 10/10!!!

I haven't been to Juju in some months, but I enjoyed stopping by last night for dinner. The server was very attentive and actually remembered us from prior visits! Juju is a trendy Japanese Izakaya that brings Japanese culture and flavors into the heart of Orlando. My go to is the pork rice bowl and the chicken karaage. I also love how shareable each dish is if you're looking to try multiple things.The restaurant is walk-in only if you are trying to visit, so sometimes there tends to be a wait. Additionally, they have a reservation only section in which the chefs prepare a pre set menu. I haven't had the opportunity to have the pre set experience yet, but I hope to one day. Happy eating!

Another beautiful way to end our evening with a dinner at 1 of our consistently, great quality, and attentive service dining experience. Thanks, JUJU!! As you can see in the attached pic & vid clips of the items we've ordered. I ALWAYS recommend the Chicken Kara Age (Japanese version of chicken nuggets with the zesty lemon Mayo dipping sauce), along with practically any combo of the grilled kushiyakis, then sushi dishes to top it off! Um um um.......