Morimoto Street Food

**Micro Review**We were silly and didn't make a res for Christmas Day at the Morimoto Restaurant. We were in luck with the to go concept. Try it out! I felt like it still had hearty food (ramen, big bbq bao buns, etc). They serve alcohol + other neat drinks. They also have plastic utensils and food is served in to go boxes, which is nice for food to go. The ramen is very similar to what's served in the restaurant. Some of the food was visible in a covered counter so you could see the freshness! Very thankful for our server who worked the holiday.

I had high hopes for this place. I spent $18 on the bulgogi ramen which had the temperature of luke warm tea. The egg was over cooked and the rest of the dish was just meh.Let's talk about customer service tho. The girl behind the counter seemed to not want to be working her shift. The person ahead of me ordered food and there's nothing like seeing somebody throw a corn dog into a turbochef While I'm not expecting high end food from a concept like a street food booth, I had better expectations from Chef Morimoto

This place is located in Disney springs next to the restraint morimoto. I would have never known about it if I didn't stop and ask someone "wow that looks good where did you get it" someone told me where it was located and I had to give it a try. they offer a few awesome pairings. I did the Korean corn dog which came with ketchup and mustard on top. It was DIVINE! It was so delicious and cheesy! I'm still thinking about how good it was and for a great price it was shareable! The service was quick and staff was friendly. They do have an outside area where you can choose to sit first come first serve. They call your name and you pick up your food at the counter.

We decided to try out Moromoto Street Food to escape the rain in Disney Sp. Glad we did! We got a lot of items to try. My husband and son loved the onigiri and my favorite was the ramen. Quick service and some covered outdoor seating. Loved the outdoor street vendor vibe.

This is one of my favorite quick service places in Disney Springs. The Ginger Chicken Ramen ($16) is a personal favorite. The broth is very flavorful and they give a lot of chicken in each serving. The prices have continually gone up, which is unfortunate. Other things we like to occasionally order are Egg Rolls and Morimoto Ribs. The service is pretty quick with most items already made and waiting. The seating is all outside patio tables. It's usually not hard to find an open spot.

Great little spot to grab something with fast service. There is a few tables and benches outside for a quick sit and eat. Had the BBQ Pork bun, which was yummy and a large size but had a lot of dough :-) The pork egg rolls were also great with just a hint of a spicy kick. My wife loved the Tropical White Tea drink!Disney Springs is wonderful for walking, shopping and sipping drinks while you shop and walk :-)

This place is hit or miss. I have now eaten both at the sit down restaurant and this quick service. Either food is good or mediocre at best. The ribs are good. The egg roll is good. The bao is horrible. The street food part of the restaurant is at a side window with out door seating. There are so many fantastic places to eat at Disney Springs. I would say pass on Morimoto

More like 3.5 stars overall. I tried to do a walk in during lunch time on Sunday at Morimoto Asia for 2 people but we were declined. They said they were no longer accepting walk ins for the day because it was booked. We opted for Morimoto Street Food next door instead and ordered the saimin ramen and ginger scallion duck ramen. I had the ginger scallion duck ramen and liked it. The duck meat wasn't dry, the broth was flavorful, but the soy marinated egg tasted funky. I didn't like the flavor of the saimin ramen.

Cheap option but you get what you pay for. The ribs were most flavorful but very sweet. Very sweet. The ginger chicken ramen was bland no ginger flavor to speak of but plenty of chicken. Noodles overcooked. The takoyaki was typical doughy ball covered in requisite sauces and garnish nothing special. Overall meh. The concept is street food so it's a walk up order and sit where you can. Very causal and quick. Patio is nice but tables are filthy. Nobody is really cleaning anything so wipe it down yourself. Again not a big deal and fine for what it is. I wouldn't exactly call it a budget option but fair for what it is.

Was excited to see an onigiri added to the menu, it was hands down the grossest onigiri I've ever had. You could tell the salmon inside was frozen and not fresh, it tasted so fishy. I'm not one to waste food, but I literally couldn't down more than two bites. Save yourself some money and don't come to this location.