“ Excellent place to eat, and not to mention it's free parking. Our servers were very well mannered, very prompt, but the chef for our hibachi was more than entertaining! Definitely a fun time, and the food quality is top. Notch. Will definitely return the next time we are in Orlando. It especially is a plus when other restaurants charge for valet parking.... ”

“ We came here one evening with some friends for Magical Dining Month. Different hibachi places have different offerings for MDM, but Shogun won out this year for best offering. They had a whole app, the whole meal, and even a dessert for that one set Magical price. It was a no brainer. It's in a three star tourist hotel in the tourist area of town. It's very clean and sleek and has some nice Japanese decor all around. It's a good vibe. Comfortable. Service was awesome, too. Since they cater to greedy, grumpy tourists, I think they recruit the best hibachi chefs. The guy put on a good show. And the server was good, too. Drinks were certainly flowing. As for the food, like I said, there was a lot. Since the promotion is over, I won't go into too many details here, but just so you get the idea of everything we got, Apps Spicy Tuna Roll Kaiso Salad (Spicy tuna rolled in sushi rice with sesame seeds and nori seaweed, garnished with spicy mayo, served with kaiso (seaweed) salad). Solid roll. It would have been fine just the roll, but they add in delicious seaweed salad! Nice. Gyoza Harumaki (Fried chicken and vegetable potstickers and vegetable spring rolls served with tangy, sweet soy sauce). Six little things on one plate! Fried crispy and served with that great tangy sauce. Mains Shogun Special Teppanyaki Entree (New York strip steak, shrimp, and teriyaki chicken with fried rice and vegetables cooked at your table teppanyaki style, served with soup and salad). Good stuff. Steak wasn't overcooked. Always love the soup. The Kabuki Teppanyaki Entree (Chicken, shrimp, and scallops with fried rice and vegetables cooked at your table teppanyaki style, served with soup and salad). Also good. Scallops were so not overcooked, they were borderline undercooked, which is rare, but they were good. Big fan. Dessert Chocolate Decadence Cake (Shogun’s famous chocolate cake with drizzles of chocolate sauce and whipped cream). This was good. Really sweet and a healthy portion size. Just what I would expect. Ice Cream (Two scoops of ice cream of your choice: matcha (green tea) or azuki (red bean)). Lovely, nice flavor. I suspect a lot of people come here that don't run into these flavors too often, so this is a good chance for them to experience them. Yummy. Overall, I'm so glad we came here. It was a good time with good friends over a good meal. I'll be back the next time they're the best hibachi menu for MDM. ”

“ We've been 4 times. It is a must do when we come to Universal. Roland has been our chef 3 out of 4 times. The food is good. The preparation is entertaining. It is very much worth a visit. ”

“ Yadi was our server last night and she was very efficient and friendly! The food was delicious and our Chef was delightful. The manager stopped by our table to say hello and thank you which is always a sign of a well run restaurant. Friends celebrating their wedding anniversary invited us to join them and a good time was had by all! ”

“ Amazing Experience at Shogun! We recently dined at Shogun in Orlando, FL, and it was an unforgettable experience! We had the Shogun Special, and it was absolutely delicious. Chef Tom was incredible, showcasing his culinary skills with flair and precision. The food was not only tasty but also beautifully presented. We took advantage of the Magical Dining, which made the evening even more special. The price was very reasonable for the quality and quantity of food we received. Our waitress, a young lady, was extremely attentive and made sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. Her friendly demeanor and excellent service added to the overall enjoyment of our evening. The ambiance of Shogun is perfect for a relaxing and enjoyable dining experience. The decor is elegant, and the atmosphere is warm and inviting. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a top-notch Japanese dining experience in Orlando. We will definitely be returning! ”

“ I’m full and happy with my dining experience! Theres nothing that compares to dinner and a show! The appetizers were amazing. The sushi Red Dragon roll and tuna tataki were a great start! We had combination plates chicken, shrimp, and scallops. Great flavors and ambiance. ”

“ We went for an evening meal and it was a great experience. The food was fantastic and our chef Tam put on a great show. We had two meals. The teriyaki chicken and the teriyaki chicken, shrimp, and scallops hibachi meal. There was certainly plenty to eat with the soup and salad, too. If you have never experienced a hibachi meal, it is well worth paying a visit. ”

“ Shogun Japanese Steakhouse - Rosen Inn, I-Drive We had a fantastic time at Shogun Japanese Steakhouse for a classic teppanyaki dinner (where the chef cooks on an iron griddle right at your table, making it part meal, part show!). We started with miso soup and a fresh salad with house ginger dressing, and enjoyed two delicious sushi rolls: The Red Dragon Roll (soft shell crab, avocado, cream cheese, spicy tuna, eel sauce, spicy mayo, scallions) and the Unagi Roll (grilled eel, cucumber, eel sauce). For the main teppanyaki course, we ordered the New York Strip and the Kabuki, which includes chicken, shrimp, and scallops. Both dishes were cooked to perfection with incredible flavors. Watching Chef Tam prepare everything was a highlight – he’s talented, funny, and engages with the table, adding a playful touch to the experience. We also tried a Ramune (Japanese Marble Soda) in melon flavor, which is always a fun novelty. For dessert, we ended with the Chocolate Decadence Cake and a scoop of vanilla ice cream – a sweet treat that capped off our meal perfectly! Located in the Rosen Inn on I-Drive, getting there was easy. Just mention to the security guard that you’re dining at Shogun, and you’ll be directed right in. There’s plenty of parking, and the restaurant is to the right of the main lobby. At the entrance, there’s a beautiful display of Japanese armor (yoroi) that adds to the cultural ambiance, and we were also greeted by a hostess wearing a traditional kimono. Our server was attentive, giving us updates on each course and keeping our table tidy. Highly recommend Shogun for a memorable dining experience and a touch of Japan right in Orlando! ”