Katsura Grill

Small eat in restaurant as well as outside seating right in Epcot in Disney! I love the set up very Japanese vibes, the structural buildings are amazing here! Not to mention the food is very good also lol. I had the Ramen with vegetables only and tempura shrimp. I would recommend getting the tempura shrimp on the side instead of in the soup because it does get a little soggy. The beef and chicken and broccoli I was told was really good. I also tried the Violet sake drink, and it was amazing! The staff is very friendly, speaking multiple languages, which I thought was very impressive.

Reasonably priced for theme park food but taste falls flat. I ordered the shrimp tempura udon and the broth was a bit too salty. My friend ordered the beef and chicken with rice and the sauce was also very salty. Dining space is small but at least it's inside with AC. Staff was friendly and service was quick.

Of all the quick service restaurants in Epcot, Katsura Grill ranks lower on my list. There's limited seating and half of it is outside, which becomes problematic if it rains. I got the spicy tuna roll, a cup of miso soup, and a cherry blossom tea Pilsner. The spicy tuna roll was weird. The "tuna" filling had a scratchy texture and appeared to be dyed red. I don't expect great fish quality here, but this was not adequate. The miso soup was basic and definitely not worth the $4 I spent for it. The beer was good and a nice portion. Overall, there are just better places to eat in the park.

Stopped by for lunch since my daughter likes udon. The line was long but it moved fast and food came out quickly. The restaurant had both indoor and outdoor seating. It's wasn't too spacious but just enough seatings to accommodate both large and small parties. We found a table quickly as most people don't just hang out once they are done. We ordered Yuzu miso wings, chicken cutlet curry, sushi combo, shrimp tempura udon & Kyoho Calpico drink. Curry was ok but chicken was bland. Chicken wings are a tad salty and sushi combo was decent. It's was ok food for an amusement park.

The food at Epcot is pretty good and this place is no exception. It's located in the Japan section of Epcot and it basically looks like a smaller temple. It was busy when I went but we were able to grab a table pretty quickly. This was also a nice change of pace from burgers and chicken at the other parks. I'll definitely be back to eat here again.

(Overall: D) - This place is one of the few casual places in the world showcase with indoor seating and as a result is quite packed. Unfortunately though, I felt like the food missed the mark on several occasions, with nothing particularly positive to point out. (Yuzu Miso Wings: D) - I was quite excited for this flavor combination with the acidic and saline contrast; the first bite actually took me back to the yuzu miso sauce from Trader Joes. Unfortunately, I cannot understate how overly salty every subsequent bite was, and this is coming from someone who generally likes saline forward foods. (Shrimp Tempura Udon: D) - Every component of this dish tasted like it came from an instant mix or previously frozen and thawed except the green onion, which is not necessarily an issue, but in this instance does not even bring the comfort that normally comes from a quick frozen dinner. Food: -1 Presentation: E Price: E Overall: 2 stars Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

Japanese food quick service location in the Japan pavilion of Epcot. Service was super quick after ordering, I got my food in a few minutes. Ambiance feels like a small Japanese restaurant.

While at Epcot, we stopped here to grab a quick bite. We ordered a tempura udon, ramen, spicy tuna rolls, and katsu curry. Tempura udon was okay...noodles slightly overcooked but edible. Broth was also okay...green onions brought extra flavor. Ramen was okay...nothing special but good enough. My son said it almost tasted like one of those instant Japanese Ramens and they added items to do ‍...so edible...nothing spectacular. I think the best dish was by far the Katsu Curry...that was delicious and the rice and curry was spot on. If you are planning on stopping by for a bit...I recommend the Katsu Curry!

Arriving on our first day of Disney, my family and I were more than happy to come to Japan as one of our first stops. Unfortunately, that was the same idea as many other people since they were a long line outside of the door by the time we got there. We ended up waiting about 20-30 minutes before we were able to place our order so it gave us ample time to decide what we wanted. The food came out in under 10 minutes. The Shrimp tempura udon had a perfect chewy texture in a flavorful clear beef broth. Make sure to eat the tempura quickly or at least take it out of the broth right away since it will get soggy. The impossible bao bun was a little underwelming and overcooked since it is steamed up until it is served. The chicken cutlet curry was rich and thick with crispy pieces of fried chicken. To top it off, I thoroughly enjoyed my violet sake which was sweet lightly spiked. Overall, I had a good time and enjoyed the Japanese inspired decoration. Would love to come again!

The Katsura Grill is located in the Japanese Pavilion that is near the water stream. I really liked how it has indoor and outdoor seating. We waited in a line to order food. Then we wait for our number to be called to pick up our food. We ordered Spicy roll, Shrimp Tempura Udon, Yuzu Cheesecake. The spicy roll tasted like the quality of grocery store sushi which wasn't that great. The shrimp tempura was good but the udon was pretty plain tasting. The Yuzu cheesecake was ok. I really liked the use of yuzu in this dish. We put our trays up on a rack when we were done.

I can't believe I've lived here for nine years and it's taken me so long to come here! Finally decided to as it's a rainy day and I wanted to try something new. First, on a rainy day the dining area is super limited. This normally isn't a problem in Florida as there's a decent amount of seating outside. But none of it is covered so when it's pouring inside is the only option. And it was packed! I was lucky to be able to get a table because no one was in line when I came in but I noticed a lot of people were waiting for tables by the time I left. I got the Tonkatsu Pork Ramen. It was super flavorful, warm and delicious, perfect for this cool, stormy Florida day. It could've used a little more pork but I was really happy with the portion of noodles and scallions. The pickled ginger wasn't for me but everything else was great. I'll definitely be adding this into my regular Epcot stops in the future.

Japanese food at Epcot! It was delicious and I felt, for a moment, like I was back in Japan again. The staff all were Japanese and added to the ambience. The food tasted authentically Japanese and the outdoor patio area definitely reminded me of restaurants I've eaten at in Japan. Of course here you wait in line and order and then wait for your number to be called and find a seat at a table in the small but crowded space indoors.

What a delightful place to take a break in Epcot! The Japanese curry is a standout. Don't miss the lovely outdoor seating areas which are tranquil and inviting. Really enjoyed.

I always eat in Mexico, but thought I would switch it up and it was amazing! Crazy busy, but service was amazing, quick, and efficient. I would go again.

If you're looking for a change in scenery and a break from theme park food, don't miss out on Katsura Grill in EPCOT! While not the best Japanese food to exist, I will say that it is quite solid. It's our go to spot when it's that point in the trip where you just neeeeeeeed Asian food. I can recommend the sushi, shrimp tempura udon, tonkatsu ramen, and the sushi! Unfortunately there is no mobile ordering here however service is relatively quick and very friendly! Seating can fill up quickly indoors especially during rainy season. If you do come on a sunny day, the outside garden is very peaceful and a nice sensory break from the theme parks.

If you're looking for ramen this place is good!! I only ate the noodles though, I was not a fan of the soup base tho so I didn't drink much of the soup. The portions are on the smaller side too if you are looking for a quick bite to eat. But it's a good place to try if you are looking for something hot on the colder nights walking around! The place is small if you want to eat inside.

Quick Japanese fast food service at Epcot, we ordered sushi combo and vegetarian buns. The sushi was fresh and the buns tasted sweet and savory!

I would not recommend this out of the way Japanese dining quick service option unfortunately. The food just wasn't great. The kids tried chicken and shrimp teriyaki and chicken and beef teriyaki and they were *not good*. I tried the California rolls and only had a few before trashing it.

My friends and I chose Katsura Grill for lunch. Off to the side, I think this place is easy to miss which is great because there was plenty of seating during peak lunch hour. Serving a variety of sushi, noodle dishes, and rice plates, the menu is pretty straightforward with not much variety. For $16, I ordered the Chicken and Beef Teriyaki: served with Steamed Rice and Mixed Vegetables. The best thing about this dish was probably the steamed rice and that's a high compliment from me, a rice connoisseur. The chicken is probably the second best thing on this plate and the beef was an epic fail. The beef is shredded beef, similar to, or probably identical to, the BBQ beef used to make sandwiches. I've had a lot of Asian stir-fry in my life and never have I ever had pulled beef. The sauce was incredibly salty which was oddly okay for the bland chicken but not for the pre-seasoned beef. If I had to do it again, I would order the chicken only and skip the beef. However, there's so many other great dishes to eat at EPCOT that is is probably worth skipping altogether.

Pretty much our only meal we had at Epcot, we came in starving so this meal was delicious. I love katsu curry and it was yummy. Wish the portion was bigger for the price ($17). Service was busy nothing negative to say. Ambiance was a little crowded inside but we managed to find a table.

Delicious food at a pretty reasonable price! It's always crowded inside, but I found seating outside in the gorgeous garden.

Katsura Grill is located it Epcot's Japan. I was craving some Japanese food while in Disney World, and Katsura Grill did not disappoint! My boyfriend and I shared the Chicken Cutlet Curry and the Yuzu Miso Wings, and we were pleasantly surprised. The rice was good quality and dishes tasted authentic! The only interesting thing was the broccoli that was served with the curry (I am usually used to carrots as a vegetable served with curry), but I was pleasantly surprised with the broccoli. The wings were tasty, and had a nice crisp to them! Highly recommend trying it out.

I'm a creature of habit and each time I visit Epcot, I always come back to Katsura Grill for their chicken cutlet curry rice bowl. Portion is big enough to get you comfortably full. This is a quick service food spot with basic sushi rolls, ramen, udon, chicken bowls. Take a look at the My Disney Experience App for the most update menu items. I gave this a 4 star rating because there were only 4 small strips of chicken. Also, it's a pretty small indoor dining area so if you come here during peak times...it may be difficult to find a spot.

We were in Epcot and chose to eat here. The food is fresh. The service is nice and quick. You can choose to eat inside or outside. They have a pond with running water and flowers. It's really relaxing. They keep it clean. The rest room was clean.

Food is delicious good service but wish they had more options when it comes to hot sauce lol. It other than that I am one happy camper no complaints nice AC where me and the family sat down

I loved the chicken and shrimp teriyaki! The chicken and shrimp were both cooked well. The ramen was good, too. It was early so there was no line and it didn't take long to receive our food. The staff was very friendly.

The beef udon was delicious!! They open at 11:30 and there was a line as soon as they opened. It took some time as there was only one cashier working to take orders but the food came out very fast! Inside or outside seating available. We sat in side and it was nice and clean. (Yes I used a fork )

Katsura Grill is a quick service restaurant in the Japan section of Epcot. They have seating indoor and outdoor the spot. If you sit outside, you can sit in the bamboo forest area. The food is just okay... not very special. You can order different Japanese dishes. We got the Teriyaki Chicken, Sushi and Edamame and it was just meh. The staff is nice and friendly.

This was my go-to spot in epcot for water. I went during the food and wine festival. There was a long line at a different shop in front of the grill that was selling drinks in the Japan section so we went here instead and it was the same quality but a shorter wait. The Tokyo Sunset was the best drink I had in epcot. It was perfectly balanced but still had a fruity sweet taste. I also had low expectations for the ramen and was pleasantly surprised at how good it was. Everyone in my group including myself drank all of the broth we had since we enjoyed it so much. The service was super friendly. They were also efficient and made the drinks quickly. It didn't take long to order and get our food. There was also plenty seating inside and outside the restaurant. I will definitely come back here the next time I visit.

This counter service restaurant is located inside the Japan Pavillion of EPCOT at the top of the stairs. You take the stairs to the right of the Koi Pond up two levels and you will see what resembles a house. There are alcoholic beverages here as well as soft drinks, etc. This is where I found the Sappora beer I wanted to try. It was excellent! I ordered the Chicken Cutlet Curry + Sappora beer. The Chicken Cutlet was perfect! Such tender and juicy chicken lightly breaded. The curry was good, it could have been HOTTER, and maybe not as bland, but it paired well with the rice and chicken. There are a few veggies thrown in (carrots & cauliflower) but it was filling and a great lunch. There are additional items on the menu like sushi and teriyaki chicken and shrimp. Tables are inside and outside on the patio - as well as down a level to the right , which are pretty much hidden.

The ramen noodles soup was ok. The kids meal with rice, chicken, 2 pieces of shrimp and broccoli was pretty plain. The sushi combo meh. Pretty disappointing in Disney World. It definitely doesn't close to a Japanese restaurant.

We love to sneak up into the almost forgotten space of Katsura Grill for a touch a tranquillity in the bamboo forest of Japan in Epcot. My husband usually order the ramen while the rest of us order the curry. It is a nice bite of flavor when you feel like you need a little spice in Disney.... Something other than Burgers, French fries, pizza. But it is fast food flavor, therefore my 4/5 stars. The veggies in our curry this last time was broccoli which was a tad unusual. Although the next time I make it and if I don't have my usual potatoes and carrots I may add broccoli! It wasn't bad. And the fried katsu chicken was so crispy on the outside and tender and delicious on the inside! Oishī!

The best Japanese food in Epcot. The service was amazing and the ambiance was out of this world outside it was like a stepped into a movie scene. Everything was inexpensive and great flavors

TBH, I'm just happy to have some basic japanese food at the park as an alternative option to pizza, burgers and hotdog. That said, the food here is, as I said, basic. No better than what you'd get at an asian grocery deli but with disney prices. Line can get very long during meal times as service is slow and food takes a long time to be served. Tempura udon was okay but it definitely tasted like instant udon. Japanese curry had decent flavor and portion. Violet sake is the bomb.

Basically fast food Japanese can be found here. They have a few small servings of sushi and a couple types of ramen (the tonkotsu was pretty good, but lacked some of the intensity of the savory/fatty/pork-laden flavor of what you'd find in Japan). Service is pretty fast and efficient. The setting is Japanese style architecture and immediately located inside the garden of what would normally be found in a Buddhist garden in Japan, behind the Pagoda as you enter the Japan feature of the World in Epcot.

I hate to leave bad reviews... but people... You cannot boil chicken in unsalted water, and then take that unseasoned chicken and just pour some teriyaki sauce onto it and call that teriyaki chicken. Also... teriyaki sauce needs to be cooked so it gets sticky (the sauce should be sticky!) I will say, the portion was massive (lots of boiled chicken for everyone!), so that's good? I got a slice of yuzu cheesecake and no complaints there! It was very delicious (but the serving size was tiny). The staff were great but I wouldn't eat here again- I'm sorry!

Very poor experience eating here. You'll line up for at least 20 minutes for a disappointing meal and for that I will never want to come back. The shrimp chicken teriyaki has barely any sauce and is mostly rice. The chicken is dry but the shrimp was somewhat tasty making the meal bearable. You won't receive much miso in the bowl they give you. It smells odd and tastes like hot water. Do not spend your hard earned $3 on it. The chicken cutlet curry reminded me of the chicken katsu don which I love. Curry is good but there is barely any chicken and it's mostly rice. Veggies on both entrees feel like they've been microwaved a bit but still taste raw.

Great food for a quick Japanese bite at Epcot. My husband and I had the Tonkotsu pork ramen, the California roll and the Yozu miso wings. Everything was fresh and tasty and no flavor was overpowering. I also really appreciated that they have iced and hot green tea and a pretty decent kid's menu. The ambiance is casual with limited indoor seating but they have a nice patio outside with some additional tables. Overall, a great place for tasty food that won't break the bank with a nice casual atmosphere to relax.

After eating the normal food at the other parks, I was determined to have some Japanese food at Epcot. Because of Covid, the sit down restaurants had no reservations available for 7. We decided to eat at Katsura Grill. This is an order at the counter and pick your own food up at the counter place. I had the shrimp and chicken teriyaki plate and a green tea. The shrimp was plump and the chicken was breast. The teriyaki sauce was light and not too salty. The rice and the veggies were also good. Everything hit the spot for me. Even the green iced tea was delicious. This restaurant is not that big so indoor/air conditioned seating is limited. There is also some outdoor seating in the Japanese garden area.

This is one of my favorite quick service places in Epcot. Great food, great people. Happy to see the international students have come back since my last visit. I got the ramen. Lots of noodles, good broth, I enjoy the pork and seaweed. For me it had too much seaweed. I wish it had another vegetable like Bok choy along with the seaweed. But the seaweed offers a nice crunch and it doesn't overly taste like the ocean. Next time I want to try the Shrimp Tempura Udon. I will be back!

We were looking for a quick service place to eat in Epcot and didn't want a burger or anything fried, so we ended up going to his little spot in the Japan section. It sits atop a little hill and has some indoor seating plus more outdoor seats and offers a nice view of the lake. The food was good and not terribly expensive by Disney standards. I had a beef and chicken teriyaki dish that had a good portion of meat and rice plus some veggies. My wife got the chicken and shrimp and enjoyed hers. We also got a sushi roll that was pretty basic but still good. It was a nicer, healthier option so we wouldn't feel guilty about the bag of caramel popcorn we bought later.

Hidden gem in Epcot! There is obviously no shortage of amazing food at Epcot, but I really enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of Katsura Grill. The restaurant is on the left side of the Japan pavilion behind the building where the drummers perform. They have a variety of bowls including udon, ramen, and rice bowls. I love hibachi, so I order the teriyaki chicken and shrimp bowl which also includes steamed rice and veggies (broccoli, carrots, and cauliflower). The portions are very generous, but they also have reasonably priced additional sides like edamame and miso soup if you are extra hungry! The prices in general are pretty good for Disney park food. There is a small indoor area where you order (quick service style) and about 15 tables for various party sizes in the air conditioned building. There is also a shaded outdoor area with lots of tables in what is similar to a Japanese garden (cute little bridge, bamboo, etc). Super chill spot for lunch and great place to cool off with fantastic fresh food!

The place is pretty expensive and doesn't seem to have a lot in effort in their food. The food was okay, but not as authentic as I hoped. Their ramen is especially small, in such a tiny bowl and is mostly noodles and nothing else besides soup. Service was fine. Of course, since it's Disney world, it's decorated fancy and the building is nice.

My sister and I couldn't get a dinner reservation at Epcot prior to arriving. I was really disappointed at first, but it ended up being a blessing in disguise. Katsura Grill was my favorite meal in Disney, including our sit down meals in Disney Springs. I had low expectations for counter service sushi, but it tasted incredibly fresh and satisfying. It was clear that they used really good cuts of fish. Also, the back patio was a perfect spot to sit. There were lots of tables with umbrellas, a small waterfall nearby, and we could here the live music going on elsewhere in Epcot while we ate. It allowed us the break we needed and felt the closest to a sit-down dinner without the impossible-to-get reservation. My favorite was the California roll in the Tokyo sushi combo. It was so fresh! The nigiri was also great. I liked the spicy roll too, but the California roll was so good that I'd suggest doubling up on that!

Sushi was just ok. Shrimp on the shrimp/chicken teriyaki was very fishy tasting - did not finish the shrimp. Chicken was just ok also. Pricy for the portion size but that typical for a theme park.

Really just so MEH. Long lines, no quick service. Everything is premade it seems so not sure why everything took so long. Ramen only had two tiny pieces of meat, but the chicken teriyaki had quite a bit though. I just wouldn't go back.

For visit on June 12th. I'm still working on the photo book for the vacation. I was writing a postcard to send to a girlfriend and had to share our favorite place to get lunch at EPCOT whenever we are there and that would be Katsura Grill. I always order the shrimp tempura udon. A daughter will usually order the tonkatsu ramen and another family member will have the chicken cutlet curry. After getting our food, we always enjoy our meal in the serenity and shade of the garden out back. It is a cool respite from the heat of the afternoon sun. We spotted a little lizard on the tree behind us and on another day observed as a squirrel ate a chicken wing it found. You can hear the beating of the ceremonial drums from the performance. The shrimp tempura udon was of sufficient quality and quantity to satisfy my hungry tummy. It was my first time having the yuzu cheesecake. It had the citrus flavor and probably would have been better if I had had it cold straight from the refrigerator. For those unable to have dairy, be forewarned that the tonkatsu ramen does have dairy. We had to determine this because someone in our group had a dairy allergy.

One of our favorite places to eat at Epcot it's a simple location in the Japan pavilion area. They serve curry, udon, and more. My go to is the beef udon. They are on the top of the high area to the left when looking directly at the pavilion. You'll pass a beautiful water feature area and bridge on your way up if you take the ramp instead of the stairs. There's outdoor and indoor seating. You'll go through the line then sit and wait for your number to be called. The menu is posted above the registers. You can also access or from the app if you wanna look before going. You cannot order in the app here. The staff is always friendly and they keep things very clean. Almost all outdoor tables are covered. There are a few more outdoor tables just down the ramp if it's busy. Overall: A Excellent eatery in Epcot's Japan pavilion. Quick food and great service. Beautiful ambiance and water features.

Quick service Japanese food during a super busy weekend at Disney. How do you think it was? It was ok... portions are small. Teriyaki chicken was fine. Broccoli was perfectly cooked! Still slightly crunchy. It is served with some plain white rice- not enough sauce to soak up in it. Disappointing. The place was packed and there was no one making any attempt to make the pick up area more efficient. Seating is crowded and tables needed to be cleaned. I've tried it and won't need to go back.