Should YOU Eat at Disney World's NEWEST Restaurant Shiki-Sai?

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EPCOT SURPRISED us with an EARLY release of their NEWEST World Showcase restaurant! And we got to try it out on OPENING DAY! But is this new table service living up to those HIGH expectations put upon it… or are we gonna continue booking reservations for OTHER EPCOT restaurants instead? Find out during our FULL Shiki Sai: Sushi Izakaya review TODAY, here on DFB Guide.
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17 авг 2023

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@pazzariatv

Yup. Disney did it right with Japan. I've never had any bad food here. No matter where I go, it's always stunning.

@kathleenardrey5094

The calm, serene outdoor space behind the Japanese Pavilion was one of secret special Epcot places decades ago! We loved the dining room there also. A second secret space was behind the English Tea store across from Rose & Crown! Happy memories.

@TylerJLynn

Fun fact: The name Shiki-sai(四季祭) literally means “Four seasons festival” in Japanese. Shiki= Four seasons, and Sai= festival. This is an original term made from the word “Shikisai(色彩)”, which means colors.

@MouseTracks

They’re going to make a killing with that boat and social media pictures! Who wants to split the boat?!? 😮

@rumika

Yeah, there should be WAY more color and way more varieties of sushi on that boat to justify 300, especially if only “some” of it has been flown in. That said, everything else looks delightful, and equal prices as bougie Japanese places in the city, so guess we’ll only be going here for very very special occasions! Ty for the video!

@mercedeshall3306

Thank you AJ and team for covering everything Disney quickly! Sure love y’all! ❤

@BeautyInTheMagic

I have been WAITING for this one to open! Super looking forward to potentially check it out on my next visit! 💜

@triton6127

Surprised you didn’t talk about Takumi Tei when making comparisons to other Disney restaurants.

@shaunehrenzweig1730

Our family loves sushi and can’t wait to try this out!

@jonathanemmons5837

Thanks for the heads up - we JUST made our dining reservations a few days ago when our window opened and I was still able to snag a solid dinner reservation. Great timing!

@gracep2910

My Dad took me to Disney/Epcot as a kid and we ate at the Japanese restaurant the first night. I had tempura shrimp for the first time and asked my Dad if we could go the Japanese restaurant every night for the rest of the trip. And that’s just what we did. Love my Dad. ❤

@samanthalee137

Already made our reservation for our first day at EPCOT for dinner! So excited 🤩

@bsr6823

Looks amazing! Cannot wait to try on our next trip.

@jck956

Ahhh Epcot is my favorite park and this is why

@BrandoEats

So, that bacon taste in Okonomiyaki is actually katsuobushi, or fermented fish flakes, that dance on top 😅

@iluvhorses4evr

I would have been over the moon to get that bento box as a kid. This place looks so great and worth trying

@sbecker1265

Love the shout out to Quincy & Co at Allears! Gotta say though that $300 for the amount of sushi that’s provided on that boat didn’t strike me as that outrageous. It would be too much food for me but you can rack up $50-75 ordering by the piece at a sushi bar, and that boat can feed 5-6 ppl. Love that they have a sushi bar here btw if you’re alone or a couple.

@dannyfandoms1

Definitely adding this place to the list!...bu there's still lots of places in Epcot I haven't been to yet 😂

@TelinaMunro

Thank you for this one. I can hardly wait to get back to Disney so the boys can try it with me.

@Sinkersoap

I wish you’d included more information about the sushi that you had, especially those specialty fish that were flown in from Japan (as I’m sure that contributed to the high price point). It didn’t seem like a fair review just to say “it’s sushi, it was buttery and had great flavor”. Similar to how there are prime cuts of steak, fish has its own set of specialty from seasonality, freshness, flavor, that can differ from one catch to the next. In future videos I hope you’ll consider giving a deeper dive of a review