Restaurant Sakura @ Tokyo DisneySea (Photo credit nagi : http://www.flickr.com/photos/cafetricot/)
A Japanese restaurant may seem out of place on the American Waterfront with its early 20th century theme, but Restaurant Sakura was inspired by a real location where immigrant workers gathered. It is a bit expensive but has excellent, authentic food. The choices are straightforward, so this is a good place to sample the cuisine for a foreigner who is hesitant about new foods. There is even sake or wine for adults to enjoy.
Restaurant Sakura DisneySea outside (Photo credit nagi http://www.flickr.com/photos/cafetricot )
The restaurant is surprisingly popular and the 440 seats are usually filled, so consider using the priority seating option. There is a children’s menu, making this a nice choice for the whole family
