Magical Dining Month is simple: Pick a restaurant. Pay $33 for a three-course meal. Repeat.
The one problem: trying to fit more than 90 restaurants in before it’s all over.
Presented by Visit Orlando, Magical Dining Month,which is now in its 11th year, begins Monday and continues through Oct. 2.
Here’s how it works: Participating restaurants across Central Florida, from the attractions area to Lake Mary, offer a price-fixed menu that includes an appetizer, an entree and a dessert for $33 – an average savings of 33 percent.
At Morimoto Asia at Disney Springs, for example, the menu includes appetizers miso soup and salad, dim sum or pork boa; entrees include orange chicken, lo mein, BBQ kalbi (short ribs) and sweet or sour sea bass; and desserts include a soda float with boba, churro fondue or sesame balls.
For many diners, Magical Dining Month is a chance to try out that fancy spot without breaking the bank. Most restaurants accept reservations, which are highly suggested.
To see a complete list of Magical Dining Month restaurants and the menus, go to VisitOrlando.com.
This year’s Magical Dining Month includes 19 new restaurants, including STK, Morimoto Asia, Urbain 40 and Cask & Larder.
One dollar from each meal will be donated to The Russell Home for Atypical Children, the Orlando charity that helps provide a home for special needs children and adults.
