YeSake Kiosk

Glen Klein P.A. - Parkland Realtor

Came to Cirque show and wanted to grab a quick bite on the way. I recognized this is same company that has store in Epcot - Japan. We decided to give it a try and we were very impressed with food quality. Had the Tuna Poke bowl, Tuna was sushi grade super fresh. One of my favorite drinks is cold unfiltered sake which was perfect for this hot day ! Seating was a little busy but were able to grab a table. Thank you !

Cassie Apthorpe

In town for Marathon Weekend and I was so sick of fried potatoes and fake meat being the only option in a lot of places. My body thrives on tofu and rice so I set out looking for something that had those two things. Yesake was completely worth the trip to Disney Springs. Got a Build-Your-Own Bowl and it was phenomenal and they made it quickly. It automatically came boxed up so I could just take it back to my room. This dish is so flavorful and fresh. I finally feel like myself again and I'm ready to tackle my last race tomorrow.

Wanwen Wang

Got two poke bowls & a frozen beer. Delicious with right portions. Tempura crunch is a must-try for topping.

Angie D

What a gem! Their bowls are delicious and very customizable. Their tuna was delicious and very high quality. Also, their boba drinks were delicious and exploding with flavor. Finally, the team that works here is extremely friendly! We will definitely return in the future! Delicious!

Kevin Below

We tried the house special - yesake favorite bown, beef bun and the ahi tuna bowl. Man all three were so good. The employees here so nice and we chatted about our favorite food in Disney Springs.

We got 2 tofu bowls, and with all the options, they were really 2 different meals. The base can be rice or lettuce. Greens can be part of the toppings. They have a book that lists ingredients and items are vegan and/or gluten-free. Some sauces for example were not vegan. Most toppings are free, but some specialty toppings had an upcharge. It was still overall reasonably priced for Disney even with an additional topping charge. They didn't have free water but told me which vendor I could get a free cup of water.

Last night at Disney Springs, my dad wasn’t feeling well. We stopped at the window to ask for water and the sweet girl behind the counter rushed to not only get him water but to ask repeatedly if he was OK. She even came out to check on him a little while later to see if there was anything else that she could do. She was very comforting and kind and that means so much in today’s times. She knew that he was feeling low on his blood sugar and went next-door and even got him ice cream on her own. Just a very nice gesture from a stranger. Thank you!

sara martin

Last night at Disney Springs, my dad wasn’t feeling well. We stopped at the window to ask for water and the sweet girl behind the counter rushed to not only get him water but to ask repeatedly if he was OK. She even came out to check on him a little while later to see if there was anything else that she could do. She was very comforting and kind and that means so much in today’s times. She knew that he was feeling low on his blood sugar and went next-door and even got him ice cream on her own. Just a very nice gesture from a stranger. Thank you!

Anjali Phukan Chatelle

We got 2 tofu bowls, and with all the options, they were really 2 different meals. The base can be rice or lettuce. Greens can be part of the toppings. They have a book that lists ingredients and items are vegan and/or gluten-free. Some sauces for example were not vegan. Most toppings are free, but some specialty toppings had an upcharge. It was still overall reasonably priced for Disney even with an additional topping charge. They didn't have free water but told me which vendor I could get a free cup of water.

Looking for a quick and filling meal in Disney Springs that won't dent your wallet? Look no more. The YeSake kiosk across from the theater is the place to go. I got the build your own bowl with chicken. The bowls come with a white rice or greens base and choice of protein. Large sharable portion.Toppings and sauces are abundant. The toppings are fresh and flavorful. I opted for the Wasabi ponzu sauce. Added some nice umami to the bowl. If need some fuel to fight the crowds in Disney Springs stop by YeSake.

This place was actually very good. I asked for an extra protein, which was an additional $4, but a decent size bowl. My only complaint/suggestion would be to ask for 1/2 the amount of sauce or the sauce on the side. I’m a guy that can put salt on salt and it was too salty for me.

Ike Arajo

Looking for a quick and filling meal in Disney Springs that won't dent your wallet? Look no more. The YeSake kiosk across from the theater is the place to go. I got the build your own bowl with chicken. The bowls come with a white rice or greens base and choice of protein. Large sharable portion.Toppings and sauces are abundant. The toppings are fresh and flavorful. I opted for the Wasabi ponzu sauce. Added some nice umami to the bowl. If need some fuel to fight the crowds in Disney Springs stop by YeSake.

4.5 stars. One of the few reasonably priced places to get a delicious, hearty meal on the run. Bowls are filled to the brim with rice, a large variety of veggies and meat options. Seating is available nearby. Definitely recommended.

N Davis

4.5 stars. One of the few reasonably priced places to get a delicious, hearty meal on the run. Bowls are filled to the brim with rice, a large variety of veggies and meat options. Seating is available nearby. Definitely recommended.

It's located at Disney spring serving Japanese street food. Seriously they just frozen food they just heat it up. The fried chicken is really hard to bite. The poke is ok but the protein serving is on the small side. And the desert cake is so so. Unless you are really hungry and can't find anything else you can give this a pass.

Customer Service was a 5/5. Food-wise: Ordered the takoyaki & taiyaki. The takoyaki I would say tasted basic so I’d give it a 3/5. The taiyaki, on the other hand, was a bit hard to bite into. I also ordered a sake-based drink called Osaka Sunrise. It was sweet so if you like cocktails like that, this one may be it for you.

This Japanese snack stall mainly serves premade food that is reheated minus the poke. Tried the taiyaki and it was soft and mushy and not crisp at all on the outside and did not taste freshly made but resembled the frozen taiyaki you can get at the Asian supermarkets and microwaved warm. The pizza and chicken steam buns also resembled the frozen ones from Asian supermarkets that you reheat and doesn’t appear to be freshly made in house and for a charge of 6 dollars usd each is a bit steep for reheated premade food. The taste is decent and what you would expect from eating these same foods from the Asian supermarket frozen food aisle. The snacks are good cute snacks, just overpriced. Would be better if they toasted the taiyaki until they were crispy outside instead of soggy.

Casual poke spot. Came here for a late lunch on a Sunday and it’s a good fast-casual option when you’re wanting something light. I got the make your own poke bowl with salmon (there’s an extra cost if you want two proteins). You can do half rice, half salad for your base. You pay at the window after ordering and pick up in the back window. The chicken karage was soggy and I would stay clear of that. The salmon poke was alright and I did like the crunchies that came with it as a side. If you don’t eat raw fish, they did have a beef, chicken, and tofu option for the bowl. There’s some outdoor seating that’s shared with the Haagen Daas.

Allo Cagps

It's located at Disney spring serving Japanese street food. Seriously they just frozen food they just heat it up. The fried chicken is really hard to bite. The poke is ok but the protein serving is on the small side. And the desert cake is so so. Unless you are really hungry and can't find anything else you can give this a pass.

Princessa Tobias

Customer Service was a 5/5. Food-wise: Ordered the takoyaki & taiyaki. The takoyaki I would say tasted basic so I’d give it a 3/5. The taiyaki, on the other hand, was a bit hard to bite into. I also ordered a sake-based drink called Osaka Sunrise. It was sweet so if you like cocktails like that, this one may be it for you.

Munchica

This Japanese snack stall mainly serves premade food that is reheated minus the poke. Tried the taiyaki and it was soft and mushy and not crisp at all on the outside and did not taste freshly made but resembled the frozen taiyaki you can get at the Asian supermarkets and microwaved warm. The pizza and chicken steam buns also resembled the frozen ones from Asian supermarkets that you reheat and doesn’t appear to be freshly made in house and for a charge of 6 dollars usd each is a bit steep for reheated premade food. The taste is decent and what you would expect from eating these same foods from the Asian supermarket frozen food aisle. The snacks are good cute snacks, just overpriced. Would be better if they toasted the taiyaki until they were crispy outside instead of soggy.

Shanelle S

Casual poke spot. Came here for a late lunch on a Sunday and it’s a good fast-casual option when you’re wanting something light. I got the make your own poke bowl with salmon (there’s an extra cost if you want two proteins). You can do half rice, half salad for your base. You pay at the window after ordering and pick up in the back window. The chicken karage was soggy and I would stay clear of that. The salmon poke was alright and I did like the crunchies that came with it as a side. If you don’t eat raw fish, they did have a beef, chicken, and tofu option for the bowl. There’s some outdoor seating that’s shared with the Haagen Daas.

The thing I don’t like was seeing them microwave my food in front of me. Reminder I paid $20 for my food to be microwave. But also you can also tell it’s microwaved. I got chicken and takoyaki. The chicken was soggy and wasn’t not really worth the price. The takoyaki was ok but there were parts that were hard like if I it sat out for a while and just was put in the microwave for a while.

Was excited to see an asian spot to try new food. I ordered the karaage and it was not quality meat, kinda chewy like it had been reheated and the sauce wasn’t all that great. The drinks were yummy though. My cousin ordered the steam bun and it just seemed like an asian manwich in a bun. Definitely recommend the drinks if you are doing a disney springs bar crawl! Nice little area to sot and eat while people watching.

Sophia

The thing I don’t like was seeing them microwave my food in front of me. Reminder I paid $20 for my food to be microwave. But also you can also tell it’s microwaved. I got chicken and takoyaki. The chicken was soggy and wasn’t not really worth the price. The takoyaki was ok but there were parts that were hard like if I it sat out for a while and just was put in the microwave for a while.

Mina Powers

Was excited to see an asian spot to try new food. I ordered the karaage and it was not quality meat, kinda chewy like it had been reheated and the sauce wasn’t all that great. The drinks were yummy though. My cousin ordered the steam bun and it just seemed like an asian manwich in a bun. Definitely recommend the drinks if you are doing a disney springs bar crawl! Nice little area to sot and eat while people watching.

Probably the worst karage I’ve ever had. Absolutely no flavor, no crunch texture. I’m only giving it a 2-star review because the cashier was nice and it came with a decent enough sauce. Steer clear unless you were faint like me that just needed a quick bite.

The chicken karaage is soggy and very oily. The sauce is just a thick soy sauce. The only decent part of my experience was the mango yuzu lemonade, even though the amount of syrup used is a bit excessive. The employees were both very friendly.

Candy Robichaud

Probably the worst karage I’ve ever had. Absolutely no flavor, no crunch texture. I’m only giving it a 2-star review because the cashier was nice and it came with a decent enough sauce. Steer clear unless you were faint like me that just needed a quick bite.

T. Ray

The chicken karaage is soggy and very oily. The sauce is just a thick soy sauce. The only decent part of my experience was the mango yuzu lemonade, even though the amount of syrup used is a bit excessive. The employees were both very friendly.