Katsura Grill

If you're looking for a change in scenery and a break from theme park food, don't miss out on Katsura Grill in EPCOT! While not the best Japanese food to exist, I will say that it is quite solid. It's our go to spot when it's that point in the trip where you just neeeeeeeed Asian food. I can recommend the sushi, shrimp tempura udon, tonkatsu ramen, and the sushi! Unfortunately there is no mobile ordering here however service is relatively quick and very friendly! Seating can fill up quickly indoors especially during rainy season. If you do come on a sunny day, the outside garden is very peaceful and a nice sensory break from the theme parks.

(Overall: D) - This place is one of the few casual places in the world showcase with indoor seating and as a result is quite packed. Unfortunately though, I felt like the food missed the mark on several occasions, with nothing particularly positive to point out. (Yuzu Miso Wings: D) - I was quite excited for this flavor combination with the acidic and saline contrast; the first bite actually took me back to the yuzu miso sauce from Trader Joes. Unfortunately, I cannot understate how overly salty every subsequent bite was, and this is coming from someone who generally likes saline forward foods.(Shrimp Tempura Udon: D) - Every component of this dish tasted like it came from an instant mix or previously frozen and thawed except the green onion, which is not necessarily an issue, but in this instance does not even bring the comfort that normally comes from a quick frozen dinner. Food: -1Presentation: EPrice: EOverall: 2 starsInsta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

The food at Epcot is pretty good and this place is no exception. It's located in the Japan section of Epcot and it basically looks like a smaller temple. It was busy when I went but we were able to grab a table pretty quickly. This was also a nice change of pace from burgers and chicken at the other parks. I'll definitely be back to eat here again.

Arriving on our first day of Disney, my family and I were more than happy to come to Japan as one of our first stops. Unfortunately, that was the same idea as many other people since they were a long line outside of the door by the time we got there. We ended up waiting about 20-30 minutes before we were able to place our order so it gave us ample time to decide what we wanted. The food came out in under 10 minutes. The Shrimp tempura udon had a perfect chewy texture in a flavorful clear beef broth. Make sure to eat the tempura quickly or at least take it out of the broth right away since it will get soggy. The impossible bao bun was a little underwelming and overcooked since it is steamed up until it is served. The chicken cutlet curry was rich and thick with crispy pieces of fried chicken. To top it off, I thoroughly enjoyed my violet sake which was sweet lightly spiked. Overall, I had a good time and enjoyed the Japanese inspired decoration. Would love to come again!

Japanese food at Epcot! It was delicious and I felt, for a moment, like I was back in Japan again. The staff all were Japanese and added to the ambience. The food tasted authentically Japanese and the outdoor patio area definitely reminded me of restaurants I've eaten at in Japan. Of course here you wait in line and order and then wait for your number to be called and find a seat at a table in the small but crowded space indoors.

The Katsura Grill is located in the Japanese Pavilion that is near the water stream. I really liked how it has indoor and outdoor seating. We waited in a line to order food. Then we wait for our number to be called to pick up our food.We ordered Spicy roll, Shrimp Tempura Udon, Yuzu Cheesecake. The spicy roll tasted like the quality of grocery store sushi which wasn't that great. The shrimp tempura was good but the udon was pretty plain tasting. The Yuzu cheesecake was ok. I really liked the use of yuzu in this dish. We put our trays up on a rack when we were done.

I always eat in Mexico, but thought I would switch it up and it was amazing! Crazy busy, but service was amazing, quick, and efficient. I would go again.

I can't believe I've lived here for nine years and it's taken me so long to come here! Finally decided to as it's a rainy day and I wanted to try something new. First, on a rainy day the dining area is super limited. This normally isn't a problem in Florida as there's a decent amount of seating outside. But none of it is covered so when it's pouring inside is the only option. And it was packed! I was lucky to be able to get a table because no one was in line when I came in but I noticed a lot of people were waiting for tables by the time I left.I got the Tonkatsu Pork Ramen. It was super flavorful, warm and delicious, perfect for this cool, stormy Florida day. It could've used a little more pork but I was really happy with the portion of noodles and scallions. The pickled ginger wasn't for me but everything else was great. I'll definitely be adding this into my regular Epcot stops in the future.

If you're looking for ramen this place is good!! I only ate the noodles though, I was not a fan of the soup base tho so I didn't drink much of the soup. The portions are on the smaller side too if you are looking for a quick bite to eat. But it's a good place to try if you are looking for something hot on the colder nights walking around! The place is small if you want to eat inside.

Quick Japanese fast food service at Epcot, we ordered sushi combo and vegetarian buns. The sushi was fresh and the buns tasted sweet and savory!