Best Asian Food Restaurants in Lake Proctor

"Founded in 2016 by Chef Vic, King Bao Mills is a fast-food eatery that uses high-quality ingredients and unique flavors for its variety of baos. A bao is a Chinese version of a sandwich, packed with various meats and an array of toppings that will surely tickle your tastebuds. Some of the famous baos here are the Hogzilla (thick-cut braised pork belly), the Firecracker Shrimp (chili-lime marinated shrimp), and Mr. Potato Head (sweet potato croquette)."

"Are you fond of Taiwanese foods especially the bao buns that are light and spongy?. Knock the door of a very special restaurant in Orlando named as King Bao. One bao bun may not be enough, therefore, order 2-3 buns at least to enjoy their taste."

"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 E."

"A sleek and intimate interior belies a nondescript exterior on busy Colonial Drive near the Fashion Square Mall. It's an Orlando favorite for sushi and Asian fusion, with artful and generous presentation and a soothing, cosmopolitan vibe. Let the chef's mood and best ingredients seduce your palate with a six-course omakase creation or choose your own path."

"Set inside a banal strip mall that could “almost” be a massage parlor from the outside, belies its pretty, modern interior. The sushi here is spectacular. Though not traditional, sushi is approached with a foodie sensibility with seasonal ingredients, delicate flavors and extremely fresh seafood."

"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."

"The casual and cheap restaurant in Orlando specializes in Lao (from Laos) cuisine and focuses on one simple concept: a ball of very sticky rice (about the size of a snowball) that you eat by pulling off pieces and dipping it in one of two savory sauces. If you like protein with your rice, you’ve got several tasty options including lemongrass pork sausages and pieng gai (sticky street wings). Pull up a seat at the picnic-style tables and tear off as many paper towels as you need."

"A post shared by Sticky Rice Lao Street Food (@stickyricestreetfood) on Aug 14, 2019 at 9:24am PDT. This casual Laotian street food restaurant is located just east of Mills 50. They serve tapas-style meals, with small plates under $10."

"Central Florida’s Japanese dining scene is full of twists on the traditional and modern takes on classics. Umi in Winter Park embraces this ethos fully and delivers a menu showcasi..."

"A flagship in Orlando's thriving Vietnamese district (known as Little Saigon), just northeast of downtown in an area informally referred to as Mills 50, this authentic, no frills, pho (noodle soup) specialist is..."

"Asian House is a family-owned business, and we love what we do!. We use only the freshest (never frozen) vegetables, top-grade sushi fish, and hand-selected..."

"Celebrating the contributions of pioneering civil rights leaders Harry and Harriette Moore, the first (1951) active civil rights workers murdered in the modern black civil rights movement."

"We love touring historic homes so we were very happy to see that the Pritchard House Museum was having a “sneak peak” of the property. Usually tours are by appointment, but on the day we were exploring downtown Titusville the home was open to visitors. We didn’t get a full tour (which usually runs about 90 minutes), but got a good taste of the home and Pritchard family."

"The Pritchard House is an outstanding example of Queen Anne architecture, a distinctly American form that was popular from approximately 1876-1910. The house appears today much like it did when it was built in 1891. Tours conducted by costumed docents can be scheduled daytime, evenings and weekends."

"The Pritchard House is a fine example of Queen Anne architecture; built for Captain James Pritchard in 1891. The authentically restored house is completely furnished with period furniture, accessories and interesting collections."

"The Bob Carr Theater is managed by the Dr. Phillips Center and located in Creative Village. The intimate theater’s acoustics make it ideal for concerts, symphony and ballet performances, and private conferences."

"From the intimate Orlando Repertory Theatre and Mad Cow Theatre to the Broadway Across America Orlando series, the entertainment options are endless."