Morimoto Asia reservations and alerts

A two-story Pan-Asian hall at The Landing

Masaharu Morimoto, the chef many know from Iron Chef America, chose The Landing at Disney Springs for his first Pan-Asian restaurant.

The two-story dining room has open exhibition kitchens where you can watch the cooks at work, 20-foot chandeliers, Shanghai-style lounges and a sushi bar on the upper floor.

The cooking ranges across Chinese, Japanese and Korean dishes. Check Disney’s listing for today’s menu and prices.

There are private dining spaces too, apart from the main room.

Why a table takes planning

Disney rates Morimoto Asia as signature dining and strongly recommends booking a table.

There is no park ticket to buy first, so it fills with everyone spending time at Disney Springs, not only park guests.

It also serves into the late evening, so later times are worth adding to an alert.

Good to know before booking

On the Disney Dining Plan, dinner here uses two table-service meals per person.

A no-show or late cancellation brings a per-person charge to the card used to book.

Diners using a wheelchair or ECV may remain in it at the table, according to Disney’s listing.

Across The Landing, The Boathouse is the waterside choice for steaks and seafood.

Catching a Morimoto Asia table

Tables reopen whenever someone else’s plans change, and Disney doesn’t announce them. Lunch is worth including too, since it widens the times an alert can match.

See When do Disney World dining reservations open?

Set an alert above and Park Drop will text and email you as soon as a Morimoto Asia table fits your date and party.