Sea-San Sushi Bar

A unique spot serving up Brazilian-Japanese fusion eats -- they have lots of sushi rolls and cooked options, so there's something for everyone. The servers here are really attentive and nice, great at making recommendations too. The ambiance is nice and it was plenty busy on a weeknight evening. The rolls we got were pretty good -- a lot of them have cream cheese, which isn't something we're super used to, but still great. The standout was definitely the Mango roll for me. I wish the fish on the sushi was just a smidge thinner to make it easier to chew, but the ingredients themselves were good. If in the area, I'd stop by!

Service. Service. Service. Wow! The best service we've had at a restaurant in years!! Thank you Sea San!!Everyone was on point! Friendly! FAST! And accommodating in every way. The food and ambiance are great but the service went over the top. Rare these days! So the food....Our son had the All-You-Can-Eat option and was very impressed. He's a sushi machine and enjoyed every bit! Doritos and Truffle Omelette Djo, and the carpaccio salmon. We had the salmon dish and the pasta dish (which was surprisingly excellent given pasta at a sushi place)!Overall. Definitely a 5-star. The service, speed, and attitude was top notch! The food was excellent. The pricing was as expected. And the ambiance was lovely. We will be back... and bringing everyone we know!

Sea-San was clean & was super cute the way it was decorated inside. You can order all you can eat for about $40 a person or just order off the normal menu. Our servers were great!

Sea San Sushi in Orlando, FL, is a solid sushi restaurant. The petite, well-decorated spot offers a no-frills experience with comfortable booth seating, allowing us to spread out and enjoy.The standout dish is their unique take on shrimp fried rice, where veggies are creatively diced rather than the typical shredded or cubed style. The djos are small highlights, delivering petite bursts of flavors. We ventured into their adventurous side with the truffle Brie, truffled egg, and salmon egg options. The sushi rolls were basic. I'm a seasoned sushi eater so more adventure here would have been awesome.

First time here and it was definitely something different. I thought it was a straight up sushi bar, which it is however a lot of the food are uncooked like sushi, but the taste is just a little bit different. The mango sushi was good though, but again the taste was just a little little bit different than what I'm used to. I was originally going to order the truffle omelettes, but the waiter told me that he would send a few samples to the table and after trying them I did not like them. It's basically half cooked salmon with cream cheese on top. The two didn't match too well on my taste buds. It was basic. The ice cream was interesting though, I never had ice cream with guava in it, but that was a different try and I can say I liked it. The other drink that isn't listed was the Mojito and that was great. The final interesting spin. This was the three brie cheese which just like everything else was just uniquely different to me as far as texture is concerned. And I've never been a stickler about texture. I probably wouldn't come back here again because there's so many other sushi places all around central Florida but I must say this was a unique and different experience than what I'm used to. It wasn't bad at all though.

Best Japanese food ever. Always amazing!!! I love this place. We're always EXTREMELY well served and it is a gorgeous restaurant. I go there all the time!!!

Just a really big meh for our lunch here at Sea-San Sushi Bar. What excited me about this restaurant was the fusion of Brazillian and Japanese. I wanted the sushi rolls and my husband would get a pasta or risotto.This place is super cute and this plaza is full of Brazilian businesses including Brazilian pizza, bakery, supermarket and eatery inside the market.Our server was ok and he explained the menu and gave suggestions, but I just felt like he was a bit salesy/pushy to order only the most expensive items on the menu. It's like he really didn't have much to say about any other item on the menu except those. We decided on ordering the fried salmon hossomaki roll for me and the Brie risotto with added chicken breast for him. In the beginning they give you cucumber salad and a sample of the torched truffle salmon. They were alright.My hossomaki roll was the smallest roll I have ever seen. It's the size of a thumb print. After reading about hossomaki rolls, I did learn they were small. My husband's risotto was very plain. You can tell from the picture. It's def not worth its price tag. The chicken was also an additional $9 for a plain piece of chicken.The pictures look amazing, but the execution and the price of what it was was a big thumbs down.

This is a really nice upscale setting for sushi. The presentation is lovely, and the service was welcoming. There is a very limited assortment of fish: tuna, salmon, whitefish, and octopus, but the quality and preparations are excellent. There are also some creative dishes, such as the Brie Djo: rice wrapped in strips of seared salmon, cream cheese, brie cheese, and fleur de sel.Creative cocktails and wine are available. Shout-out for the excellent wine glassware.

Sea-San sushi is definitely a hole in the wall. They do take reservations so it's always better to make them. The servers are super nice and the ambiance is really simple modern.I've been back twice within the same month because they're just so sweet and the food is delicious. So far my favorites banana with dulce, California, rainbow, and the Doritos roll. They have lots of options on their menu and the Sashimi isn't so bad! They have an Al A cart menu and an all you can eat for $44

After reading the most recent reviews, I was really excited to try a new sushi restaurant near my house, unfortunately, it didn't live up to the other ratings. First, the staff was very friendly, very helpful, and attentive. The place is very nice, still new; fresh and clean.However, the food isn't that great. The gyoza and fried rice were the best parts of the meal. However, I use 'best' loosely since the sushi was so underwhelming. Luckily, we got those, otherwise we would have left hungry as the rest wasn't great and we left most of it behind. If you choose to check out this place, I don't recommend getting any sushi; I would stick with cooked food as it was overall better. The sushi was very chewy, lacked flavor.Honestly, I would find a different sushi place, if you're looking.