Shin Japanese Cuisine - Orlando

My son and I stopped off for some dinner before a concert at the Beacham. We had the tempura starter, a happy hour shrimp roll and the volcano roll. It was all delicious. The staff was very nice. The facility was clean. I would definitely come here again. Thanks!

This has been my favorite sushi restaurant since they opened. I used to live across the street. Then moved to Windermere and now I?m in lake Nona. This place still has my favorite sushi. I only like rolls that are predominantly raw fish. I?m wont eat any roll with cream cheese or fried. Also, between my husband and I, we easily eat 5-6 rolls anywhere we go. Dragonfly is good, but Shin tastes fresher and more authentic. Kabooki is very popular, and their ambiance is cool,but I feel like you get so much more for your money without sacrificing quality at Shin. I would rank the best sushi in Orlando as #1) Shin, #2) Kabooki, #3) Dragonfly. Also, the bean wrap is awesome here and a cool change from seaweed. Sosad I live so far away now!!

Great food and great drinks. Beauty and the Beast roll and some Otokoyama sake, please!

We had 6 different rolls and did not disappoint, very well balanced flavors, the one with orange stood out the most, a very refreshing combination. the classic rolls is what you would expect out them, and the crunchy eel is very good. Sweet and crunchy like the name suggest. I do wish the rice was a little bit more seasoned for simpler rolls like the one with scallion and the nigiris. also I felt like sometimes the cucumber was a little bit thick, although it brought a lot of texture it might overtake the bite if it’s a simpler roll, nonetheless very good place for the price we had 6 rolls and 3 starters and it was under 100$

By far my favorite sushi place in Orlando- the sushi is amazing, and the value is unbeatable!