4 more opportunities to experience Morimoto Asia’s Sakura Festival at Disney Springs

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The words “Sakura Festival” appear on a white background, topped with a blooming cherry blossom branch, capturing the festive spirit of Morimoto Asia’s seasonal event at Disney Springs.

A couple of weeks ago, Morimoto Asia welcomed Spring with their Sakura Festival, celebrating the flowering cherry blossoms with a series of events. If you haven’t gotten to experience the festival yet don’t worry, there are still four more special events left.

The Sakura Festival, which kicked off March 15 with a special Happy Hour event, still has the following events to offer:

  • Seas of Japan 101 (March 30, 2018; 4-6 p.m.; $45): Learn more about the seas of Japan and the delicacies that come from their waters. During this two-hour educational seminar, you’ll learn while tasting select menu items paired with sake.A vibrant selection of sushi and sashimi, crafted for the Sakura Festival, arranged in a whimsical circle on a blue plate at Morimoto Asia, one of Disney Springs’ must-visit dining spots for food-loving Disney fans.
  • Morimoto Asia’s Guest Chef Series (April 3, 2018; 7-9 p.m.; $120): Take part in the inaugural event for this new series as the culinary talent from Morimoto Asia welcomes Chef Hitoshi Sugiura from Tokyo, Japan. The chefs will collaborate on a six-course Pan-Asian dinner, paired with wines from across the globe, for guests to enjoy.A guest with a shaved head and a slight beard smiles at the camera against a backdrop of lush, blurred greenery, capturing the vibrant energy of Disney Springs during the Sakura Festival.
  • Ramen Seminar and Tasting (April 7, 2018; 12-3 p.m.; $36): Spend an afternoon learning about the many types of Asian noodles, then stick around to taste several varieties of ramen dishes.Shrimp ramen topped with bean sprouts, egg, peanuts, cilantro, green onions, and sesame seeds served in a white bowl—this mouthwatering Morimoto Asia creation is ready to delight Disney Springs foodies.
  • Matsuri Festival (April 15, 2018; 12-4 p.m.; $45 for guests ages 10 and up; children under 9 are free): Perfect for family fun, guests will have the chance to indulge in multiple street food stations, four beer and cocktail stations, and Japanese carnival games and activities suitable for guests of all ages.A lively shuffleboard table at Disney Springs, its sandy wooden surface dotted with red and blue pucks, captures the festive spirit of the Sakura Festival near Morimoto Asia.

If you can’t attend any of those events, you can still enjoy the Sakura Festival’s special menu which includes:

Crooked Can Sakura Kolsh

Two frosty beers with creamy foam sit on a wooden table, surrounded by pink cherry blossoms, capturing the lively Sakura Festival vibe at Morimoto Asia in Disney Springs.

Cherry Blossom Martini

A vibrant pink cocktail served in a martini glass at Morimoto Asia in Disney Springs, complete with a sparkling clear ice sphere and delicate cherry blossom flowers, celebrating the magic of the Sakura Festival.

Blue Cherry Cocktail

A vibrant iced red drink crowned with whipped cream and berries sits on a wooden board, set against a floral backdrop that celebrates the Sakura Festival at Morimoto Asia in Disney Springs—offering guests a festive and refreshing treat in the heart of Walt Disney World’s entertainment district.

Chilled Panacea Oysters

Oysters on ice served at Morimoto Asia, beautifully topped with a flower and leaf, with vibrant pink blossoms in the background—showcasing the festive energy of Disney Springs during the Sakura Festival.

Sakura and Peach Bavarian Dessert

Magical Sakura Festival dessert at Morimoto Asia in Disney Springs, featuring a whimsical pink mousse dome, fresh strawberry slices, creamy pink sorbet, and delicate edible flower petals—a treat as stunning as the theme park experience itself.

For more information on Morimoto Asia’s Sakura Festival or to book your tickets for any of the remaining special events, visit Morimoto Asia’s official website.

Source: Disney

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