Experience the culinary excellence of Orlando with its new Michelin-starred restaurants.
Orlando’s culinary reputation continues to rise as four new restaurants earn Michelin stars in the 2024 Michelin Guide. With this prestigious recognition, the city now boasts seven Michelin-starred restaurants, showcasing a rich variety of gourmet dining options. Notable newcomers include Camille, Natsu Omakase, Papa Llama, and Victoria & Albert’s, adding to Orlando’s already vibrant food scene. This significant accomplishment reflects the city’s dedication to quality dining and innovation.
Orlando is rapidly becoming a culinary hotspot, and there’s never been a better time to indulge your taste buds! The excitement is sizzling as four new restaurants recently nabbed a coveted Michelin star in the 2024 Michelin Guide Ceremony. The latest star winners include Camille, Natsu Omakase, Papa Llama, and Victoria & Albert’s. With these additions, Orlando now boasts a grand total of seven Michelin-starred restaurants.
This culinary achievement is more than just a feather in Orlando’s cap; it shows how dedicated the city is to elevating its dining scene. The lineup of Michelin-starred establishments now includes previously awarded favorites like Soseki Modern Omakase, Capa Steakhouse & Bar, and Kadence. Alongside these stars, the city also features 11 Bib Gourmand spots and 30 Recommended Restaurants! It’s safe to say that food lovers are in for a treat!
Let’s dive deeper into what makes these new Michelin-starred eateries so special. First up, Soseki Modern Omakase, located at 955 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park, has wowed diners with its innovative “Scandinavian style” sashimi, crafted with local and seasonal produce in an intimate setting of just 10 seats. Chef Mike Collante curates a multi-course tasting experience that will leave you celebrating the fresh flavors of the season.
Next on the list is Natsu, located at 777 N. Orange Ave., Orlando. With its unique flavor combinations and also limited to 10 guests per meal, Natsu promises an unforgettable experience featuring ingredients air-freighted straight from Japan. It’s a dining experience that reflects both quality and exclusivity.
A few steps away at 6004 Artist Ave., Orlando, you’ll find Nami, offering an extravagant 20-bite tasting menu. Led by Michelin-star chefs Freddy Money and Jason Beliveau, the menu is priced at $225, providing a gourmet journey through flavors that are sure to excite your palate.
If sushi is your passion, then you’re in for a delightful surprise. Kadence, a popular sushi and sake bar located at 1809 Winter Park Rd., Orlando, blends a speakeasy vibe with chef-selected dishes that keep guests coming back for more. Just a short drive away, Sushi Saint at 310 W. Mitchell Hammock Rd., Oviedo offers a welcoming atmosphere where diners can enjoy a semi-casual 12-course omakase experience led by the talented chef Michael Collantes.
For those looking for a meal with a view, Takumi-Tei at 200 Epcot Center Dr., Lake Buena Vista features two omakase menu options — Kiku and Hasu — starting at $250. Enjoy your delicious meal while watching the EPCOT fireworks light up the sky. But don’t forget Illume located on the ninth floor of JW Marriott Orlando Bonnet Creek, offering a 13-course omakase experience starting at $150. The rooftop view creates an unforgettable dining ambiance.
Expect to be surprised at Dragonfly Robata Grill & Sushi on 14900 Chelonia Pkwy, Orlando, where a satisfying omakase can be created upon request. In the vibrant décor of Susuru Juju, guests can indulge in the Kappo Bar Tasting Experience, while Kabooki Sushi pushes creativity further with their Chef’s Sushi Tasting and Omakase, both designed to highlight flavors in new ways.
Last but not least, Sushi Pop at 7972 Via Dellagio Way, Orlando showcases colorful creations and a playful atmosphere that promises a unique take on the traditional omakase.
The recognitions from the Michelin Guide truly highlight the growth and vibrancy of Orlando’s culinary scene. As each restaurant adds its unique flair, the city asserts its place on the gastronomic map, showcasing a richness and diversity in high-quality dining options. So if you’re a foodie or just looking for a delicious night out, Orlando’s newest Michelin stars are ready to delight!
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