Kappo at East End Market is one of Orlando’s best sushi restaurants, yet also one of the most hidden.
Founded by college friends Mark, Lo, and Jen – all graduates of UF – they all traveled the world from New York to London to Tokyo to learn from the masters and now, they are back here in Orlando, having opened up this small 7 seat sushi bar inside the wonderful East End Market in Audubon Park.
The 7 seat bar is intimate – you can watch each of the chefs work attentively on their dishes, giving great care and respect to each piece of nigiri sushi.
Dinner is reservations only, while lunch is available for walk-ins.
The dinner experience is unique – omakase style, which means chef’s choice, with the best fish of the day prepared piece by piece like a scene out of Jiro Dreams of Sushi. Sushi as art – and it is as delicious to eat as it is beautiful.
For lunch, we recommend their transcendent chirashi bowl, or a plate of nigiri sushi, ending with a savory cup of miso soup or some house made Japanese inspired ice cream.
I made a short film of a recent visit here:
I’ve wanted to try them, but I’ve heard the reservation wait-list is months out. (It has to be SO worth it for that!) Looks delicious!
Dinner is booked, but lunch is open seating! Check it out !! 😀
Oooh. Great to know!
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