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The only authentic Japanese restaurant I've found so far in Orlando has "Restaurant Kaiseki" on their menu. They are on International Drive.
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re: juli5122
askdrtodd
Jan 8, 2011 05:42 AM
NAOE is spectacular, but he does more of an Omakase bento box with nigiri afterwords, I assumed Nobu and NAOE were my best bets, but I was hoping for something else? I remember the Omakase at Shari in Orlando was in the ballpark, but still far from Kaiseki. Great meal though if you've never tried it, 7 or 8 courses and a real treat.
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deet13
Jan 6, 2011 07:06 PM
I'd love to try a Kaiseki style meal as well, and I've been asking around about this since you posted last time.
Google draws a big goose egg, and most of the people (restaurant owners/cooks/chefs) in the Tampa area that I've spoken to either didn't know what I was talking about, or didn't know of any venue in Florida that serves it, or outright stated that they were unable to do it properly.
I was debating on emailing the director of the cultural outreach group of the Morikami Museum in Delray Beach, to see if someone there might have some info.
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re: askdrtodd
deet13
Jan 11, 2011 05:21 PM
Heh, sorry. The Morikami is a Japanese Garden and Museum in Delray Beach, that I took my son to last year.
They give demonstrations on how to perform traditional tea ceremonies. They also do large dinner parties in the garden as well.
http://www.morikami.org/index.phpI just got a return mail from one of the ladies who works there, and she said that she would check into it for me...
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