Sushi and Asian restaurants in Orlando: Mills 50 and beyond

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

Most of Orlando’s Asian restaurants are in Mills 50, the blocks of East Colonial Drive and North Mills Avenue east of downtown; more than half this list is there. Others are downtown and in Thornton Park, on Kirkman Road near Universal, around Millenia and in Lake Nona.

How we made this list. We started with OpenStreetMap records inside Orlando’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, and checked each place against its own website on Oct. 10, 2026. Places with no working website (Bikkuri, Dimsum King, Neveyah, Oodle Ramen, Pho Vinh and Sticky Rice) are here because the state inspected them between July and September 2026. Restaurants whose sites would not load for us, including Chi-Kin, DOMU, Totoya and Volcano Hot Pot, are left out until we can check them, as are restaurants on the theme park resorts and inside hotels. Bubble tea shops are not included. The list is alphabetical. It is not a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on it. Run one of these places? Write to us to add or correct your entry.

The list

The places

Bikkuri Sushi Noodle and Grill, Dimsum King & Seafood, Neveyah Sushi and Thai, Oodle Ramen & More, Pho Vinh and Sticky Rice Street Food have no working website of their own. The state’s inspection records list each at the address above.

Chuan Lu Garden on East Colonial Drive is a Chinese restaurant that takes online orders for pickup.

EDOBOY on North Thornton Avenue is a standing sushi bar booked through Resy, with new time slots each Monday at noon. Guests get two hours of free parking, its site says.

Empire Szechuan on North Orange Avenue downtown is a Chinese restaurant with online ordering.

Hawkers Asian Street Food on North Mills Avenue serves street food from across Asia, with gluten-free and vegetarian-friendly choices and catering, its site says.

Island Fin Poké in Lake Nona serves poke bowls and Dole soft serve, with a free premium topping on Tuesdays.

JINYA Ramen Bar in Thornton Park serves Japanese ramen, with a daily happy hour from 3 to 5 p.m.

Kabooki Sushi on East Colonial Drive takes reservations and offers an omakase dinner and private dining. Its second restaurant, in Sand Lake, is outside the city.

Kaya on North Thornton Avenue in Mills 50 is a Filipino neighborhood restaurant and bar that takes reservations.

Kobé Japanese Steakhouse on South Kirkman Road, near Universal, cooks teppanyaki at the table and has curbside pickup for takeout.

KungFu Kitchen on South Kirkman Road makes soup dumplings and hand-pulled noodles in the Northern Chinese style. The group started in New York in 2013.

Kyoto Sushi and Grill has two restaurants inside the city limits, at Colonial Plaza on East Colonial Drive and in Lee Vista on South Semoran Boulevard. Its site lists sushi, lunch and dinner, happy hour and kids’ menus.

Mamak Asian Street Food on East Colonial Drive serves Malaysian street food such as roti canai, satay and char kway teow, with online orders for pickup or delivery.

Napasorn Thai Restaurant on East Pine Street downtown takes orders through its online menu.

NaraDeva Thai Restaurant on Millenia Plaza Way is open every day and posts a lunch menu.

Paris Banh Mi on East Colonial Drive is a Vietnamese sandwich shop and bakery with boba milk tea, coffee, French pastries and cakes.

Pho Huong Lan on East Colonial Drive is a Vietnamese pho restaurant open every day.

Pop Thai on North Mills Avenue serves Thai lunch and dinner and is closed on Monday.

Sus Hi Eatstation has three shops inside the city limits, on East Colonial Drive, in Millenia and in Lake Nona. Its menu lists sushi bowls, sushi burritos, rolls and poke for pickup.

Thai House of Orlando on East Colonial Drive has been family-owned since 1993 and cooks each dish to one of four spice levels, its site says.

Tori Tori on North Mills Avenue is a Japanese pub founded by chef Sean “Sonny” Nguyen in 2019, with cocktails and skewers grilled over charcoal.

Tsuki Sushi & Grill on Narcoossee Road in Lake Nona serves sushi and Japanese grill dishes, with online ordering.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I get sushi in Orlando?

Inside the city limits: EDOBOY and Kabooki Sushi in Mills 50 and on East Colonial Drive, two Kyoto Sushi and Grill restaurants, three Sus Hi Eatstation shops, Tsuki Sushi & Grill in Lake Nona, Neveyah Sushi and Thai near Lake Eola and Bikkuri Sushi on East Colonial Drive.

Where is Orlando’s Vietnamese food?

Mostly in Mills 50, along East Colonial Drive and North Mills Avenue: Paris Banh Mi at 1021 E. Colonial Drive, Pho Huong Lan at 1216 E. Colonial Drive and Pho Vinh at 657 N. Primrose Drive.

Which Asian restaurants in Orlando are open late?

Tori Tori, a Japanese pub on North Mills Avenue, lists 1 a.m. Sunday to Thursday and 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Kabooki Sushi on East Colonial Drive is open until midnight on Friday and Saturday.

Where can I get ramen in downtown Orlando?

JINYA Ramen Bar at 8 N. Summerlin Ave. in Thornton Park is open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, with a happy hour from 3 to 5 p.m., its page says.

Where can I get Thai food in Orlando?

Pop Thai on North Mills Avenue, Thai House of Orlando on East Colonial Drive, NaraDeva Thai on Millenia Plaza Way and Napasorn Thai on East Pine Street downtown.