Disney Springs may have some of the best restaurants in the world! No, we’re not exaggerating — this dining and shopping center has restaurants from some of the world’s most renowned chefs.
Morimoto Asia
From Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin‘ to Guy Fieri’s Chicken Guy to Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto’s Morimoto Asia, you know you’re going to get some good eating in Disney Springs. But now, you have a chance to get an exclusive dining experience that will only include 12 people per night!
Morimoto Asia is hosting 12 guests each night for a very special Momokase dining experience. Guests will enjoy a seven-course meal prepared by Chef Morimoto HIMSELF. The meal will be paired with rare bottles of House of Suntory’s Yamazaki whiskey collection. This will include the 55 — there are only 200 bottles of it in the world!
©Morimoto Asia
This event will run for TWO NIGHTS ONLY — on December 2nd and 3rd at 7PM. Tickets, though, are not cheap — you’ll pay $3,000 per person to attend. Only 12 tickets are available each night, which means only 24 people will get to have this exclusive experience.
Morimoto Asia
If you’re interested, make those reservations NOW on Morimoto Asia’s website. This is a really unique experience and with such a limited attendance, it will probably sell out quickly.
Looking for some cheaper dining in Disney Springs — don’t worry! There are plenty of other places to eat — you can grab some delicious BBQ from Polite Pig, some UH-MAZING cookies from Gideon’s Bakehouse, and some fun Dole Whip snacks at Swirls on the Water.
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Yeah hard pass, I thought the water table meal at Takumi Tei was expensive, although worth it, this one at 10x the cost just doubt the experience would be 10x
This falls into the category of disgustingly self absorbed. To pay this sum of cash for ONE meal, while there are so many poor, hungry and homeless people, is really immoral. In the main I support people doing as they wish with their own money but this is beyond the pale. Its like the super wealthy who have gold toilet seats.