Best Asian Food Restaurants in Apopka

"King Bao serves what its name implies: light and spongy Taiwanese bao buns. Order two or three, and you'll be nicely sated. The Hogzilla is a favorite, with pork belly, pickled carrots, and daikon, as is the bao stuffed with Korean short rib and a salsa of Asian pear and cilantro."

"From humble beginnings helping his parents run two restaurants at the age of 15 to opening Kabooki Sushi at the age of 22 and quickly becoming one of Orlando’s most creative sushi chefs says a lot about the drive and passion of Henry Moso. His extravagant, free-for-all omakases are legendary and the ingredients he sources from local waters and those in the Pacific are unparalleled. After opening a second Kabooki Sushi in Dr. Phillips, Moso expanded and completely renovated the original restaurant on East Colonial Drive as the pandemic raged."

"Kabooki Sushi offers all the traditional sushi rolls and sashimi, but for a truly over-the-top culinary adventure, consider the chef-selected multi-course omakase experience. Just make sure to not get too full: The house-made desserts, like the goat cheese panna cotta and beet cake, served with Thai basil, beet powder, black pepper almonds, olive oil, and beet vinegar, are divine."

"To be fair, Hawkers, as the name would indicate, is not merely Chinese, however, enough of its small-plate delicacies are that we feel okay about throwing it into the mix. The restaurant's concept is simple: assemble an array of edibles one might see on an Asian-themed "No Reservations" best-of mash-up, put them together on one menu where prices range from about $3-8 apiece for tapas that make for ideal sharing. Some Chinese standouts include slow-cooked Cantonese beef stew or crispy cod and of course, potstickers are generally on everyone's appetizer wishlist; Hawkers version features a chicken filling."

"Most visitors to Orlando don’t even realize that it has a Little Saigon area. If you find yourself exploring Mills Ave, Hawkers Asian Street Fare is a great place to indulge in delicious plates such as pork belly bao, wok-fried green beans, or roasted duck. Served tapas style, these small plates are meant to be shared in a group."

"When post after post on social media reveals that, like you, a good number of the guests at Sticky Rice Lao Street Food tend to order more or less the entire menu every time they visit, it's a safe bet you can classify the place as having good value. This hip-yet-family-friendly venue in Mills 50, which slings small plates, salads and a fragrant noodle soup called Kao Piek Sen has introduced quite a number of Orlandoans to the joys of Laotian street food, which is traditionally consumed with glutinous or "sticky" rice as an edible utensil. Its friendly staffers will be happy to explain how, with delicious results."

"For starters, order the sticky rice, which comes in a small bag with a trio of savory dipping sauces. Add a salad (spicy papaya!) or small plate, like the chicken lab, then head to the indoor picnic tables to enjoy your authentic Lao street food. Note: It’s a small menu, but everything is under $5!"

"With locations in Winter Park, College Park and Lake Nona, Armando’s Orlando offers a delicious brunch, lunch and dinner. You can’t go wrong with any of their menu items, but we are partial to the pizza."

"Warm, relaxed Italian eatery serving Tuscan-inspired grill fare, wine & cocktails. Discover the best Italian food right in your city, at Brio Italian Grille at Millenia Mall in Orlando Florida. We take the food experience one step forward by bringing you the best Italian dishes of steaks, seafood..."