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Kadence is a counter-only sushi and kappo omakase in Orlando's Audubon Park, booked through Tock with hard-to-get seats.

Plated dish with protein, vegetables, and garnish in rustic bowl
  • Colorful interior dining space with vibrant mural artwork and wooden counter
  • Kadence photo 3
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At a glance

Price
$$$$
Reservations
Tock · hard to book · until December 5th
Booking
Tock
Price
Luxury

Kadence sits in Orlando's Audubon Park Garden District, a sushi and sake bar built around an Edomae sushi and kappo omakase. The restaurant is run by Mark, Jen, and Lordfer, and describes its menu as drawing on "the bounties of the land and sea." Seating is counter-only, and the restaurant is classified as hard to book.

Reservations are made through Tock, and as of the latest listing, availability runs until December 5th. The restaurant does not list phone contact; questions about dietary needs, cancellations, or gift cards go through email rather than a phone line. Kadence notes it cannot accommodate every dietary restriction, including severe gluten allergies, fish and raw fish allergies, and soy, so those with such restrictions should reach out before booking.

Pricing falls into the luxury tier, consistent with a sake-pairing omakase format. All ticket sales through Tock are final but transferable: guests who cannot attend can sell or gift their seats to someone else, and with at least 72 hours' notice, the restaurant may help move seats to the waitlist.

Beyond the tasting menu, Kadence also runs a small retail side: a curated sake shop and branded merchandise, including t-shirts and hats, available through the restaurant's site.

Good to know

How do I book a table at Kadence?
Reservations are made through Tock via the "book now" button on the restaurant's website; availability is currently open until December 5th.
What type of omakase does Kadence serve?
Kadence serves an Edomae sushi and kappo omakase with sake pairings, served at a counter-only setup.
What price range is Kadence in?
Kadence is listed in the luxury price tier (tier 4), consistent with its sake-pairing tasting menu format.
Can Kadence accommodate food allergies?
Kadence states it cannot accommodate every dietary restriction, including severe gluten, fish/raw fish, and soy allergies; guests with concerns should email info@kadenceorlando.com before booking.
What happens if I can't make my reservation?
Ticket sales are final but transferable; guests can sell or gift their seats, and with at least 72 hours' notice, Kadence may help place them with the waitlist.

Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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