International Drive Japanese Steakhouse and Seafood
International Drive Japanese Steakhouse and Seafood
Because China and Japan each have such diverse histories rooted in age-old traditions, the food that comes from these regions isn’t only unique in flavor, but also preparation and presentation. Japanese food and Chinese food are both beloved staples, but what is the true difference between the two cuisines? Let’s take a look at the …
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After compiling thousands of patrons’ feedback and recommendations, OpenTable’s Diners’ Choice awarded Shogun Japanese Steakhouse in Orlando with two Diners’ Choice awards. What Are OpenTable Diners’ Choice Awards? Registered users of the OpenTable app can find and make reservations to local restaurants and provide honest feedback after a meal. The restaurants that OpenTable diners enjoyed …
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Made from fermented rice grains, Japanese sake is an adult beverage with unique serving styles and social traditions. Because there are so many ways to enjoy it, first timers sometimes find this international drink a little intimidating. That’s why we’ve put together a quick beginner’s guide to help you get acquainted. Japanese Sake Serving Temperature …
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Eating healthy and eating out don’t typically go hand in hand. For patrons looking for a guilt-free way to enjoy a delicious night out, however, there are some flavorful fares that also happen to be incredibly nutritious. Whether you’ve made a New Year’s resolution or a lifelong commitment to making the best food decisions, here’s …
Plenty of people think that authentic Japanese restaurants cater to adults with a polished palate. However, you don’t have to have the most refined and mature taste buds to enjoy an amazing Japanese meal. Japanese food offers lots of kid-friendly dishes, too! In fact, the menu at Shogun Japanese Steakhouse was designed with picky patrons …
You might be familiar with how to use chopsticks for everyday meals, but taking on more complex dishes can seem like an unreachable milestone. To make these traditional utensils easier to use at every level of expertise, we’ve put together a go-to chopstick guide. For Specific Dishes Despite how daunting it may seem, there’s not …
What is Kaiso Salad? Seaweeds are a crucial part of Japanese cuisine and are used in a variety of dishes such as soups, sushi, and salads. The word seaweed refers to a variety of species and is divided into three different Phylum: Rhodophyta (red), Chlorophyta (brown), and Chlorophyte (green). Japanese cuisine uses all types of …
Whether you order fish, chicken, or beef, teriyaki sauce is a popular addition to many food items in Japanese cuisine. The word teriyaki refers to a method of cooking and combines the words “teri,” meaning luster or gleam, and “yaki,” meaning grilled or broiled. History Teriyaki cooking methods have been used for centuries, beginning in …
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Any restaurant should try to cater to the dietary needs of its customers, and at Shogun Japanese Steakhouse we are no different. Many people are opting for a vegetarian lifestyle, and we embrace it wholeheartedly by offering meat-free meal options. Shogun Japanese Steakhouse’s Vegetarian Menu Offerings Appetizers Whether you’re dining with meat-eaters or other vegetarian …
Jiaozi, the Mandarin word for dumpling, is commonly served as a delicious side dish or a fun snack in Asia. Its Japanese cousin is the gyoza. What’s the difference between the two? Turns out the two have a few key differences despite being quite similar. Dumplings, AKA Potstickers Originating in China, the dumpling, more commonly …
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Shogun Japanese Steakhouse on International Drive is where talent, fresh flavors, and entertainment ignite on the grill. Our teppanyaki shoguns bring the heat and humor in an unforgettable dining experience unique to all restaurants on International Drive. Dine with your crew around the teppanyaki or at a table. We also love hosting gatherings and small parties.
