A single-location Japanese sushi and grill restaurant with sake on the north end of Lake Nona
Tsuki Sushi & Grill is at 9430 Narcoossee Road, Orlando, FL 32827, in the Nona Park center at Narcoossee and Dowden Road. It is a single-location Japanese restaurant, not part of a chain. The menu covers maki and specialty rolls, nigiri and sashimi, hibachi entrees, ramen, poke and rice bowls, tempura, katsu and bento. It serves sake, including sake cocktails, and wine, and has a kids menu. Tsuki offers direct online ordering for pickup or curbside, plus delivery.
On the north end of Lake Nona, Tsuki is the neighborhood sushi bar: a single, independent restaurant at Nona Park with a long roll list, hibachi plates and a sake menu.
Here is what to order and how it compares with Lake Nona's other Japanese restaurants.
Where is Tsuki Sushi & Grill in Lake Nona?
Tsuki is at 9430 Narcoossee Road in Nona Park, at the southwest corner of Narcoossee and Dowden Road.
Nona Park also holds Pisco Peruvian Gastrobar, Huey Magoo's and Brooklyn Water Bagel, and sits near LaVina Marketplace.
What does Tsuki serve?
Tsuki serves sushi and Japanese grill dishes: maki, signature and chef's special rolls, nigiri and sashimi, hibachi, ramen, poke, tempura, katsu and bento.
The sushi and sashimi Love Boat for two is the showpiece order, and the Monster Roll is a house signature. Hibachi entrees include a filet mignon option, and tempura cheesecake is the unusual dessert. There are lunch specials as well.
The menu changes from time to time, so check the current version before you go.
Does Tsuki serve sake?
Yes. Tsuki serves sake, including fruit sake and sake cocktails, plus wine.
That makes it a good pick for sake with sushi on the north end of Lake Nona. Vegetarian rolls and dishes are available, and there is a kids menu.
Does Tsuki offer takeout and delivery?
Yes. Tsuki takes online orders for pickup or curbside, and delivers directly and through DoorDash.
Check Tsuki's website for hours and ordering.
How does Tsuki compare with Lake Nona's other sushi spots?
Tsuki is the independent sushi bar on the north end; Nona Sushi is the broad-menu spot in the middle of Narcoossee; Nami is the MICHELIN-recognized special occasion.
Nona Sushi at Nona Commons and Maki Hibachi at Lake Nona Landing cover similar ground. Nami at the Wave Hotel is the omakase-and-cocktails night out.
Choose Tsuki for a casual sushi dinner with sake close to the north-end neighborhoods.
Pros, Cons and Our Take
Pros
- Independent, single-location sushi restaurant
- Long roll list plus hibachi, ramen and bento
- Sake, sake cocktails and wine
- Pickup, curbside and delivery
Cons
- Casual strip-center setting
- Gluten-free options not labeled
- On the north end, a drive from the south-end neighborhoods
- Shared parking at Nona Park
Our Take
Tsuki is a solid neighborhood sushi spot for the north end of Lake Nona. Share the Love Boat with a friend, add a sake, and keep it in mind for curbside pickup on busy nights.
What the Neighbors Know
Residents of Northlake Park, Water's Edge, Nona Preserve and La Vina live closest to Nona Park.
The full list is in our Lake Nona restaurant guide.
Official Sources
Buying or selling in Lake Nona? Call/Text David Myers at 407.801.3286 or use the contact form.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Tsuki Sushi & Grill?
Tsuki is at 9430 Narcoossee Road, Orlando, FL 32827, in the Nona Park center.
Does Tsuki serve sake?
Yes. Tsuki serves sake, including fruit sake and sake cocktails, plus wine.
Does Tsuki have hibachi?
Yes. Hibachi entrees are on the menu alongside sushi, ramen and bento.
Does Tsuki have curbside pickup?
Yes. Online orders can be picked up inside or at the curb, and Tsuki also delivers.
Is Tsuki a chain?
No. Tsuki Sushi & Grill is a single, independent restaurant.
