Updated October 20, 2026 · Launch edition

The 7 Best Sushi Restaurants in Orlando, FL

In our October 20, 2026 edition, the best sushi restaurant in Orlando is Seito Sushi in Baldwin Park, followed by Soseki and Kadence. We screened 23 candidates for independent recognition, scored the strongest on public reputation, recognition and years in business, and these seven scored highest.

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At a glance · October 20, 2026

#NameWhereKnown forScore
1Seito SushiBaldwin ParkClassic and creative sushi plus hot Japanese dishes76
2SosekiWinter Park (West Fairbanks Avenue)Seasonal Florida-produce courses woven with sushi75
3KadenceAudubon Park Garden DistrictMichelin-starred sushi omakase and a deep sake list74
4NorigamiDowntown Winter Garden (Plant Street Market)Well-priced ten-piece omakase; each piece served on folded washi paper74
5Kabooki SushiThe Milk District (East Colonial)Torched salmon, bluefin sashimi flights and an omakase70
6EdoboyMills 50A quick dozen-piece run of nigiri and hand rolls, standing68
7Sushi SaintDowntown (City District / Parramore)Made-to-order temaki at a 12-seat bar63
  1. 01

    Seito Sushi

    76/ 100

    Baldwin Park · Orlando · Sushi and contemporary Japanese restaurant

    Seito Sushi has served sushi and contemporary Japanese cooking in Orlando since 2000 and today operates in Baldwin Park and Sand Lake. Orlando Weekly readers voted it Best Sushi in 2025, and Orlando Magazine readers ranked it first for sushi in 2024. Both locations also place regularly in Orlando Weekly's neighborhood restaurant categories.

    How this score adds up

    Reputation 36 of 50. 4.6 stars from 1,531 Google reviews, seen Oct 20, 2026, adjusted to 4.57 after adding 250 reviews at 4.4 stars. Adjusted 4.0 or lower earns 0 and 4.8 or higher earns 50.

    Recognition 20 of 30. Each publication counts once, at its highest value; the total stops at 30.

    • Orlando Weekly Best of Orlando 2025 - Best Sushi, winner (readers) — 8 pts
    • Orlando Magazine 2024 Dining Awards - Best Sushi, #1 (Readers' Choice) — 8 pts
    • Orlando Sentinel Foodie Awards 2024 - Best Sushi, Readers' Choice runner-up — 4 pts

    Years in business 20 of 20. Open since 2000, 26 years.

    Total 76 of 100. Full method

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  2. 02

    Soseki

    75/ 100

    Winter Park (West Fairbanks Avenue) · Modern omakase counter with sushi courses (10 seats)

    Soseki is a ten-seat omakase counter in Winter Park where chef Mike Collantes alternates small seasonal courses built on Central Florida produce with scored, sauced pieces of sushi. It opened in 2021 and has held one Michelin star since 2022, including in the 2026 guide.

    How this score adds up

    Reputation 43 of 50. 4.9 stars from 325 Google reviews, seen Oct 20, 2026, adjusted to 4.68 after adding 250 reviews at 4.4 stars. Adjusted 4.0 or lower earns 0 and 4.8 or higher earns 50.

    Recognition 20 of 30. Each publication counts once, at its highest value; the total stops at 30.

    • MICHELIN Guide Florida 2026 - One Star (held since 2022) — 20 pts
    • MICHELIN Guide Florida 2025 - One Star retained (ClickOrlando report) — not counted: the same publication already counts at a higher value

    Years in business 12 of 20. Open since 2021, 5 years.

    Total 75 of 100. Full method

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  3. 03

    Kadence

    74/ 100

    Audubon Park Garden District · Orlando · Sushi and kappo omakase counter (8 seats)

    Kadence is an eight-seat counter in Audubon Park run by husband-and-wife chefs Mark and Jennifer Berdin, serving small composed courses, sashimi and a paced nigiri sequence with a strong sake program. It has held one Michelin star since the first Florida guide in 2022 and kept it in 2026. Orlando Magazine readers also voted it Best Sushi in the 2025 Dining Awards.

    How this score adds up

    Reputation 36 of 50. 4.7 stars from 380 Google reviews, seen Oct 20, 2026, adjusted to 4.58 after adding 250 reviews at 4.4 stars. Adjusted 4.0 or lower earns 0 and 4.8 or higher earns 50.

    Recognition 28 of 30. Each publication counts once, at its highest value; the total stops at 30.

    • MICHELIN Guide Florida 2026 - One Star (held since the 2022 inaugural guide) — 20 pts
    • MICHELIN Guide Florida 2025 - One Star retained (ClickOrlando report) — not counted: the same publication already counts at a higher value
    • Orlando Magazine 2025 Dining Awards - Best Sushi, #1 (Readers' Choice) — 8 pts

    Years in business 10 of 20. Opening year not documented, so it gets the neutral value.

    Total 74 of 100. Full method

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    Norigami

    74/ 100

    Downtown Winter Garden (Plant Street Market) · Sushi counter, omakase or a la carte (8 seats)

    Norigami is an eight-seat sushi counter inside Plant Street Market in downtown Winter Garden, led by chef David Tsan, offering a ten-piece omakase or a la carte pieces. Michelin has given it a Bib Gourmand, its good-value distinction, in every edition from 2023 through 2026. The Orlando Sentinel's critic named it Best Sushi in the 2024 Foodie Awards.

    How this score adds up

    Reputation 39 of 50. 4.8 stars from 302 Google reviews, seen Oct 20, 2026, adjusted to 4.62 after adding 250 reviews at 4.4 stars. Adjusted 4.0 or lower earns 0 and 4.8 or higher earns 50.

    Recognition 25 of 30. Each publication counts once, at its highest value; the total stops at 30.

    • MICHELIN Guide Florida 2026 - Bib Gourmand (Bib every year 2023-2026 per official site) — 15 pts
    • MICHELIN Guide Florida 2025 - Bib Gourmand (returning) — not counted: the same publication already counts at a higher value
    • Orlando Sentinel Foodie Awards 2024 - Best Sushi, Critic's Choice — 10 pts

    Years in business 10 of 20. Opening year not documented, so it gets the neutral value.

    Total 74 of 100. Full method

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  5. 05

    Kabooki Sushi

    70/ 100

    The Milk District (East Colonial) · Orlando · Contemporary sushi bar with omakase

    Kabooki Sushi, led by executive chef and owner Henry Moso, serves sushi and updated Japanese dishes with Pan-Asian touches and offers an omakase at both of its locations. It has been in the Michelin Guide's Orlando selection since the first edition and is listed again in 2026. Readers ranked it in the top three for sushi every year from 2024 to 2026, including first place in both the Orlando Sentinel and Orlando Weekly polls in 2024.

    How this score adds up

    Reputation 30 of 50. 4.5 stars from 1,723 Google reviews, seen Oct 20, 2026, adjusted to 4.49 after adding 250 reviews at 4.4 stars. Adjusted 4.0 or lower earns 0 and 4.8 or higher earns 50.

    Recognition 30 of 30. Each publication counts once, at its highest value; the total stops at 30.

    • MICHELIN Guide Florida 2026 - Recommended (also in the inaugural Orlando selection) — 10 pts
    • MICHELIN Guide Florida 2026 · Recommended — not counted: the same publication already counts at a higher value
    • Orlando Sentinel Foodie Awards 2024 - Best Sushi, Readers' Choice — 8 pts
    • Orlando Weekly Best of Orlando 2024 - Best Sushi, winner (readers) — 8 pts
    • James Beard Awards 2024 · Best Chef: South semifinalist (Henry Moso) — 6 pts
    • Orlando Magazine 2025 Dining Awards (readers) · Best Sushi, 2nd place — 4 pts

    Years in business 10 of 20. Opening year not documented, so it gets the neutral value.

    Total 70 of 100. Full method

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    Edoboy

    68/ 100

    Mills 50 · Orlando · Standing sushi bar (timed nigiri and hand-roll service)

    Edoboy is a standing sushi bar in Mills 50 from the team behind Domu and Tori Tori. Guests book a timed slot and choose about a dozen pieces from nigiri, seared nigiri and hand rolls, followed by miso soup made from the day's trimmings. It is in the 2026 Michelin Guide selection and was a Best Sushi finalist in Orlando Weekly's readers' poll in both 2024 and 2025.

    How this score adds up

    Reputation 40 of 50. 4.8 stars from 395 Google reviews, seen Oct 20, 2026, adjusted to 4.64 after adding 250 reviews at 4.4 stars. Adjusted 4.0 or lower earns 0 and 4.8 or higher earns 50.

    Recognition 18 of 30. Each publication counts once, at its highest value; the total stops at 30.

    • MICHELIN Guide Florida 2026 - Recommended — 10 pts
    • Orlando Weekly Best of Orlando 2025 - Best Sushi, finalist (readers) — 4 pts
    • Orlando Sentinel Foodie Awards 2024 - Best Sushi, Readers' Choice runner-up — 4 pts

    Years in business 10 of 20. Opening year not documented, so it gets the neutral value.

    Total 68 of 100. Full method

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  7. 07

    Sushi Saint

    63/ 100

    Downtown (City District / Parramore) · Orlando · Temaki hand-roll bar and lounge

    Sushi Saint is a hand-roll bar and lounge downtown, opened in 2023 by Soseki chef Mike Collantes, with a 12-seat temaki bar where each roll is made to order. Michelin has awarded it a Bib Gourmand, and it appears as a returning Bib in 2025 and again in the 2026 guide.

    How this score adds up

    Reputation 40 of 50. 4.7 stars from 1,135 Google reviews, seen Oct 20, 2026, adjusted to 4.65 after adding 250 reviews at 4.4 stars. Adjusted 4.0 or lower earns 0 and 4.8 or higher earns 50.

    Recognition 15 of 30. Each publication counts once, at its highest value; the total stops at 30.

    • MICHELIN Guide Florida 2026 - Bib Gourmand — 15 pts
    • MICHELIN Guide Florida 2025 - Bib Gourmand (returning) — not counted: the same publication already counts at a higher value

    Years in business 8 of 20. Open since 2023, 3 years.

    Total 63 of 100. Full method

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How we picked these seven

Every candidate is a sushi restaurant open today in Orange, Seminole or Osceola county. The score has three parts, all from public evidence we can show you:

  • Public reputation: star rating weighted by how many people left it50 pts
  • Recognition from independent guides and awards, 2024 to 202630 pts
  • Track record in Orlando, in years20 pts

Nobody paid to appear here or to move up. This is the launch edition, so anonymous visits and calls, health-inspection records and owner responses are not part of these scores yet; when we add them, the page will say so and the date will change. Read the full method.

Questions, answered

What is the best sushi restaurant in Orlando?

In our October 20, 2026 edition, Seito Sushi ranks first with 76 of 100 points, followed by Soseki with 75 and Kadence with 74. Its strongest recognition: Orlando Weekly Best of Orlando 2025 - Best Sushi, winner (readers). Scores combine the public Google rating, independent recognition and years in business.

Are there Michelin-starred sushi restaurants in Orlando?

Yes. Kadence in Audubon Park and Soseki in Winter Park each hold one Michelin star in the 2026 Florida guide, and both serve sushi as part of an omakase. Sorekara in Baldwin Park holds two stars, but it is a seasonal Japanese tasting menu in which nigiri is one course, so we do not rank it as a sushi restaurant.

Where can I find good-value sushi in Orlando?

Norigami in Winter Garden and Sushi Saint downtown both hold Michelin's Bib Gourmand, which flags good cooking at moderate prices. Norigami offers a ten-piece omakase or a la carte pieces at an eight-seat counter, while Sushi Saint centers on made-to-order hand rolls.

Do I need a reservation for Orlando's sushi counters?

For the small counters, yes. Kadence books through Tock, Edoboy releases timed slots on Resy every Monday at noon, and Norigami and Sushi Saint take reservations on OpenTable.

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