Sample international menus at authentic restaurants all over town.

Orlando’s award-winning food scene — including 59 MICHELIN restaurants — is growing rapidly, bursting with cultural flavors from all around the world. Start here to dive into the global culinary experience with these delicious, visit-worthy recommendations.

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Asian American and Pacific Islander Cuisine

Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) heritage and culture have helped shape Orlando’s culture, particularly when it comes to our dining scene. In fact, AAPI restaurants make up the lion’s share of Orlando’s MICHELIN honorees.

Whether you’re a foodie looking for a simple and sweet eatery, or a true connoisseur in the market for an upscale experience, there are countless AAPI options all over Orlando — including these notable favorites.

Sorekara | Baldwin Park

Sorekara, named after the Japanese word meaning “and then,” embodies a philosophy of mindful dining, inviting guests to slow down and savor the passage of time. Whimsical and innovative, Orlando’s first-ever Two-MICHELIN-Star restaurant opens its doors only a few nights each week, offering an extraordinary culinary journey of over 20 meticulously crafted courses. Expect to be engulfed in a serene atmosphere, complete with elegant decor and a Zen Garden that enhances the experience. Baldwin Park is adjacent to Orlando’s Audubon Park Garden District.

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Soseki Modern Omakase | Winter Park

If you’re looking for a truly unforgettable culinary experience, look no further than the One-MICHELIN-Star Soseki Modern Omakase. Describing itself as having “Japanese-forward, globally inspired cuisine,” the restaurant features an intimate, multi-hour, full-course dining experience. Additionally, Soseki’s Benjamin Coutts received the prestigious MICHELIN Sommelier Award in 2023.

Kabooki Sushi | The Milk District® and Restaurant Row

Between the MICHELIN Recommended original in The Milk District and a second location on Restaurant Row, Kabooki Sushi guarantees you an elevated sushi experience courtesy of four-time James Beard Award nominee Chef Henry Moso. In addition to an a la carte menu, they offer a luxury Omakase Experience with 17 courses, featuring many different types of sushi.

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Z Asian | Mills 50® District

Z Asian, a Vietnamese eatery, is a MICHELIN Bib Gourmand. The special award recognizes best value restaurants — those that offer a three-course meal at a reasonable price. The owner of Z Asian aims to create a menu that’s distinguished from other Vietnamese restaurants in Orlando by serving dishes that draw inspiration from street food in Saigon, Vietnam with flavors that are largely unique. With a perfect balance between traditional and creative food, you are sure to find a great meal at Z Asian.

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Morimoto Asia | Disney Springs®

The MICHELIN-recommended Morimoto Asia features creative Japanese fare courtesy of Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto. Beyond the delicious eats, the restaurant is equipped with a glass-encased kitchen, giving you an entertaining glimpse of the work behind your meal.

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Sampaguita | Mills 50®

Featured on the Netflix show, Somebody Feed Phil, Sampaguita serves up mouthwatering Filipino-inspired ice cream with unique cultural flavors like Ube Latte, Soy Sauce Butterscotch and its namesake flavor, Sampaguita — which features delicate notes of vanilla and florals.

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Other MICHELIN-rated AAPI restaurants in Orlando include the One-MICHELIN-Star Camille, Kadence and Natsu. AAPI Bib Gourmands are Bánh Mì Boy, Coro, Domu, Isan Zaap, Norigami, Sushi Saint, Taste of Chengdu, UniGirl and Zaru. Don’t pass up our other MICHELIN Recommended AAPI restaurants, either, including EDOBOY, Nami, Shin Jung, Tori Tori and more — each offering its own take on Asian cultures and cuisine.

If you’re hungry for even more AAPI cuisine and culture in Orlando, you’ll be happy to learn that the city is home to many festivals, districts, events, and dining spots inspired by the cultures.

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African American-Owned Restaurants

Whether you’re craving indulgent pastries or flavorful jerk chicken, Orlando is home to a vibrant array of Black-owned restaurants to choose from. Here are some standout spots to check out.

Sister Honey’s Bakery | SODO Main Street District

Sister Honey’s Bakery serves fresh, quality treats daily — and it’s earned high praise, named one of the South’s best pie shops by Southern Living and Critic’s Choice for Best Bakery in the Orlando Sentinel’s 24th Annual Foodie Awards.

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Caribbean Sunshine Bakery | West Lakes Market Street District

Caribbean Sunshine Bakery offers a taste of the islands with Caribbean and Jamaican cuisine, from rich rum cake to flavorful jerk chicken, all served in a warm, culturally vibrant atmosphere.

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The District GastroBar | Parramore District

With tasty food, a vintage ambience, and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, curated speakeasy District GastroBar specializes in shared plates. Thanks to a diverse menu from bottomless mimosas to tacos to pizza, you are sure to find something to love at this fan-favorite restaurant in downtown Orlando.

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Kook’N With Kim | Historic Eatonville

Some people might say that Thai-influenced soul food doesn’t exist, but those people haven’t been to Kook’N With Kim. Featured in Somebody Feed Phil, the walk-up eatery is largely considered a must-try in Orlando. Foodies love the restaurant’s great value, friendly atmosphere and most importantly, strawberry-banana pudding.

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Beyond legendary eateries, Black culture is fully represented in Orlando through historical locations, local businesses and cultural events, as well as many other Black-owned restaurants.

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Hispanic & Latino Cuisine

A third of Orlando’s residents identify as Hispanic or Latino, and this fact is well-represented in our dining scene. Spanning many different cultures, Hispanic and Latino cuisine is some of the most diverse out there. What’s more, numerous Hispanic and Latino restaurants in Orlando are local fan-favorites, including these top options.

Capa Steakhouse & Bar | Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World® Resort

Located at Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort, the One-MICHELIN-Star Capa Steakhouse & Bar features upscale, Spanish-influenced cuisine. Enriched with an intimate setting, small plates, an open kitchen and an excellent wine selection, the restaurant is perfect for anyone seeking a luxury steakhouse experience.

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JALEO | Disney Springs®

Founded by the award-winning Chef José Andrés, JALEO works to showcase the diversity of Spanish flavors through its small plate dishes, honoring authentic and modern cuisine alike. Popular dishes include the tapas, paellas and locally renowned sangria. Additionally, don’t miss the wide range of Spanish cheeses and meats. You’ll love the delicious food and festive environment at this Disney Springs eatery.

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Black Rooster Taqueria | Mills 50® District

Chef John Calloway’s modern twist on delicious and authentic Mexican cuisine is a sure-fire crowd-pleaser. Built on the “Farm to Taco” philosophy, the MICHELIN Recommended Black Rooster Taqueria promises fresh, high-quality ingredients and a welcoming atmosphere. Locals love the made-to-order guacamole and the colorful, locally sourced artwork on the walls.

Toledo – Tapas, Steak & Seafood | Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort

The MICHELIN Recommended Toledo, located in Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort, features Spanish food in a unique atmosphere inspired by the 1930s’ avant-garde and surrealist art. Enjoy beautifully presented tapas, sizzling steaks and locally sourced seafood, or choose from over 50 wines hand-selected by the restaurant’s Master Sommelier. Don’t miss ending your indulgent dining experience with the restaurant’s dessert bar — choose from a variety of treats, including the signature Spanish Coffee Custard.

BACÁN | Lake Nona Wave Hotel

Part of the multifaceted dining lineup at Lake Nona Wave Hotel, the MICHELIN Recommended BACÁN is influenced by the many flavors of the Americas. Centered around a dramatic open-theater kitchen, the restaurant serves fare that’s elevated, innovative and just a little bit unexpected, while still being approachable.

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Other MICHELIN-rated Hispanic and Latino restaurants in Orlando include the One-MICHELIN-Star Papa Llama and Bib Gourmand Otto’s High Dive. Beyond the area’s food scene, you can also find captivating examples of Hispanic and Latino influence throughout Orlando, including holiday events, cultural festivals and more notable eateries.

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More Global Cuisine

Italian

For the pasta aficionados, Orlando houses plenty of quality, MICHELIN Recommended Italian restaurants. With its welcoming environment and contemporary vibe, Winter Park’s Prato is headed by the James Beard-recognized Chef Brandon McGlamery. Fans of celebrity chef Melissa Kelly will love the simplistic but upscale dishes at her restaurant, Primo, at JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes. Located at Four Seasons Resort Orlando, Ravello is another great choice, especially if you love wood-fired pizza and truffle pasta.

Greek, Turkish & Mediterranean

Greek, Turkish, and Mediterranean food is great for those looking for fresh, bold flavors. With Bosphorous’ four centrally located locations in Dr. Phillips, Lake Nona, Winter Garden and Winter Park, tasty Turkish-inspired eats are never too far away. At Helena Modern Riviera, part of ICON Park®, and Winter Park’s MICHELIN Recommended AVA MediterrAegean, each dish pays a delicious homage to the Mediterranean and the Cycladic Islands.

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More European

Located in an artsy area of Winter Park, Chez Vincent has previously been awarded the title of “Best French Restaurant” in Orlando, and it’s for good reason. The menu features a variety of crepes, soups, pasta and more.

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For authentic German food and a festive environment featuring a live Polka band, visit Biergarten Restaurant in the EPCOT® World Showcase, among other choices. At The Pub Orlando, part of Pointe Orlando on International Drive, you’ll find delicious British fare from curries to pub sandwiches. Don’t forget to complete your experience with the restaurant’s signature Whiskey Bread Pudding.

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At Raglan Road Irish Pub & Restaurant in Disney Springs, you’ll be treated to a spirited blend of lively Irish music and dance performers and delicious food. In addition to tasty authentic Irish fare, the restaurant features American and Irish fusion dishes.

In Orlando, restaurants go beyond the plate — they’re a flavorful cultural journey where dining out is delicious food and a cultural experience, all in one. If you still haven’t gotten a taste of Orlando, check out Visit Orlando’s Food & Dining page for endless opportunities to indulge in fabulous eats.

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