Takumi-Tei

This was such a great experience! It was fun to do omakase that hinged on cooked dishes. The half set was plenty filling, and the tea pairing was an excellent addition. It’s unique bottled teas that rival a wine service in excitement and flavor. If you’re new to omakase or starting to venture out into Japanese food, this menu is an exciting way to explore the nuance of this cuisine. For me, the food was familiar but elegant and expertly crafted. Service was phenomenal. As others have said, this is a pricy spot. But once you step inside, you honestly forget you’re in Epcot. It’s such a tranquil restaurant with intentional food. Really enjoyed my visit! The origami memento from our server was such a sweet touch.

As someone who has dined in Michelin Star restaurants around the country, Takumi- Tei was absolutely incredible and the best meal I’ve ever been served. The atmosphere especially within the water room was so immersive that the focus became the food. Each dish was excellent prepared and absolutlet scrumptious, the fish and A5 melted in my mouth like butter while the miso soup absolutely stunned the palate. The service was equally as exquisite with Riko and Kyoko attentively serving our needs while explaining the history and preparation of each dish. The full course was absolutely perfect in terms of portions and variability and we walked away completely satisfied and awe-struck. Such an incredible experience and I don’t think words can recommend how strongly I recommend this restaraunt

We dined at Takumi-Tei and the service deserves genuine praise. The cast members were fantastic, welcoming, knowledgeable, and attentive throughout the entire experience. Unfortunately, the value does not align with the cost. We spent roughly $450 for two semi course meals. While the quality of the food and the variety were genuinely good, the portion sizes and total amount of food do not justify a price anywhere near this level. Even by Disney standards, the semi course option should not exceed $200 under any circumstance. The reservation and cancellation policy played a major role in our decision to keep the reservation. With a $100 per person cancellation fee, we assumed that canceling would cost $200 total, and that it made more sense to spend an additional $100 to actually eat the m

Dining at Takumi-Tei in Walt Disney World was absolutely mind-blowing.We’ve never experienced anything like it, every dish was unique, beautifully crafted, and beyond delicious. Truly one of the best meals I’ve ever had and 100% worth it.

My husband are big sushi eaters and were willing to spend $250 each for the 7 course meal they offered. They tried selling us an additional wagu couse for an additional $100 but we said we were only interested in what came with the $250 meal. The atmosphere was lovely and our young male waiter seemed lovely until the end. He asked if we wanted water and we said yes. My husband ordered a $60 bottle of sake and I ordered a $17 cocktail. We were asked at the beginning to pick a choice of beef listed on the $250 /person menu which was part of the 7 courses which my husband told the waiter we were surprised as we thought it would be all sushi/sashimi. We asked the waiter what he recommended and he said choice #3 so we said okay. As they brought things out presentation was nice, but nothin