If you’re on the hunt for delicious food, look no further than Mills 50. From crawfish to Cuban, this small slice of Orlando is home to dozens of unique restaurants that you probably should have tried by now.

How many of these spots have you tried?

Anh Hong Restaurant 1124 E. Colonial Drive | 407-999-2656 Honestly, there are no wrong choices at Anh Hong. Vegetarians can get their fix with 21 differnet choices (try the fried tofu stir-fried with lemongrass and chili), and everyone can enjoy their smoothies made with exotic options like jackfruit, soursop, sapote and durian. Photo via audfutu3/Instagram
King Cajun Crawfish 924 N. Mills Ave. | 407-704-8863 It’s a guarantee that a King Cajun meal will leave your fingers stained with cayenne and drenched in spicy buttery garlic. The crawfish rules these lands, but a bowl of gumbo is another great option. Photo via jsmoove_616/Instagram
Banh Mi Nha Trang Subs 1216 E. Colonial Drive | 407-346-4549 The subs at Banh Mi Nha Trang are as authentic as it gets with 22 different banh mi. We recommend giving the pork liver pâté and Vietnamese ham subs a try if it’s your first time checking this staple out. Photo via mira.bi/Instagram
Black Bean Deli 1835 E. Colonial Drive | 407-203-0922 Black Bean Deli is a hipster’s paradise with its minimalist decor and calm atmosphere. This deli is a favorite for takeout, offering all of your favorite Cuban dishes such as papas rellenas, pan con lechon, and signature Cuban sandwiches. Photo via grilledcheesesocial/Instagram
Dandelion Communitea Cafe 618 N. Thornton Ave. | 407-362-1864 Eating healthy is never boring at Dandelion Communitea Cafe. Items like Bean There, Done That give you your daily dose of fiber while their Fluffer Nutter makes your sweet tooth squee. Photo via terese.muzio/Instagram
Pig Floyd’s Urban Barbakoa 1326 N. Mills Ave. | 407-203-0866 Get your pork on at Pig Floyd’s. Go big with barbecued meat platters or take it a little easier with sandwiches like the Mills 50 cheesesteak or butter chicken taco, which are still pretty damn big. Photo via lotuskathmandulis/Instagram
The Strand 807 N. Mills Ave. | 407-920-7744 The Strand makes some of the best brunch around with ingredients from local food partners the Olde Hearth Bread Co. and Wild Ocean Seafood. Some of our favorite dishes here are the creamy ricotta pancakes and savory snapper cakes. Photo via strandorlando/Instagram
Hawkers Asian Street Fare 1103 N. Mills Ave. | 407-237-0606 The Hawkers menu features an array of small plates with flavors of Malaysian, Chinese, Vietnamese and Indian dishes. This is a great place to come with friends and sip on one of the many craft beers available, but call ahead ’cause it can get real crowded. Photo via gualo90/Instagram
Black Rooster Taqueria 1323 N. Mills Ave.| 407-601-0471 Tacos are carefully constructed, delicious, but most importantly – affordable. If you go to Black Rooster, you’ve got to try the chicken tinga taco or the achiote bowl, if you’re super hungry. Photo via blkroostertaco/Instagram
King Bao 710 N. Mills Ave. | 407-237-0013 Bao so hard muthaf**kas wanna fine you at Mill 50’s royal establishment full of steamed buns slabbed with pork belly, short ribs and delicious slaws. There’s even a fried bao with bananas, Nutella and powdered sugar you have to leave space to eat. Photo via chillywillygumdrops/Instagram
Chuan Lu Garden 1101 E. Colonial Drive | 407-896-8966 Chuan Lu’s signature Sichuan dishes offer that numb-spicy heat you’ve been dying for. If you like it hot, try the cumin lamb or the potato hot pot. They also offer more mild and traditional options that might appeal to those who have acquired a taste for “American Chinese” food. Photo via Orlando Weekly
The Sanctum 715 N. Fern Creek Ave. | 407-757-0346 Big, colorful bowls of food brimming with veggies are abundant at this vegetarian, vegan-friendly restaurant. Sanctum serves organic and locally sourced items with greens, grains or gluten-free pasta making healthy dieting pretty easy here. Photo via shantishanti_om/Instagram
Tako Cheena 932 N. Mills Ave. | 407-757-0626 Lines out the door are normal here, but so worth the wait for these unique, Asian/Latin food creations. Try the African beef-and-quinoa burrito if you don’t feel like eating again for a day or two. Photo via grilledcheesesocial/Instagram
Chewy Boba 1212 E. Colonial Drive | 407-897-1377 Get your chew on with the plethora of bubble teas and boba at Chewy’s. Taro is a fan favorite, but we think you should give the tropical paradise with banana, strawberry and mango or honeydew-avocado a taste. They’ve also got macarons of all flavors for mass crunching. Photo via thejinapher/Instagram
Shin Jung Korean Restaurant 1638 E. Colonial Drive | 407-895-7345 Shin Jung Korean Restaurant is a unique establishment in Mills 50 where customers get to grill their own meat BBQ-style. If you’re not into that, then try the tofu with kimchi or a hearty bowl of bibimbap. Photo via jamesramseur/Instagram
Tasty Wok 1246 E. Colonial Drive | 407-896-8988 Adventurous foodies will have a field day at Tasty Wok with dishes offering duck feet, jellyfish and beef tendon congee. This cozy space offers Sino-American staples like General Tso’s chicken, so scardey-cats can leave those crazier dishes for others in the party. Photo via lianjulia/Instagram
Little Saigon 1106 E. Colonial Drive | 407-423-8539 Go ahead and use up all the hoisin sauce at this Little Vietnam staple. From Com Dia (rice plates) to Bo Xa Chanh (Basil Lime Beef), the menu is perfect for people who need options or want to go all out on a cheat day. Photo via jahdaipie/Instagram
Anthony’s Pizzeria 1206 E. Colonial Drive | 407-898-7797 Sometimes you just want a genuinely delicious authentic slice of pizza to munch on. If you happen to be near Mills 50, Anthony’s is where you want to go. Wings, salads and classic red-sauce entrees are abundant as well if pizza is too basic for you. Photo via tradzak/Instagram
Mamak Asian Street Food 1231 E. Colonial Drive | 407-270-4688 Mamak serves Malaysian tapas that show you a whole new world of flavors like roti, roast duck and kari meatballs. Noodle soups, rice and wok dishes are also available if you need something a little more familiar. Photo via joshsantana_/Instagram
Ming’s Bistro 1212 Woodward St. | 407-898-9672 Ming’s Bistro is serving up some of Orlando’s best dim sum no matter time it is. From sticky rice inside a lotus leaf to shark fin dumplings and fan favorites of shu mai and chicken feet, you’ll probably have to come multiple times before feeling satisfied. Photo via jenn_ayyy420/Instagram
Firebirds Wood Fired Grill 1562 N. Mills Ave. | 407-581-986 Firebirds is known for wood-fired entrees and steaks, but it’s also getting street cred as one of the coolest streetside bar setups on Mills Avenue. Happy hour just got real easy here with their large assortments of craft beers. Photo via jevauhnjones/Instagram
Pho 88 Noodle 730 N. Mills Ave. | 407-897-3488 Though it’s named after the uber popular pho, this restaurant serves so many more Vietnamese goodies, like the classic banh mi subs, rice platters and rice vermicelli dishes with grilled meats on top. Photo via ldnegron/Instagram
Yamasan Sushi & Grill 1606 N. Mills Ave. | 407-228-1730 Yamasan is a newer restaurant in Mills 50, but they’re fitting right in with a super cheap happy hour menu. We recommend the Unforgettable Roll, but if you’re not in the mood for sushi, then the hibachi munchies will leave you unfastening that top button. Photo via shainakonzny/Instagram
Loving Hut 2101 E. Colonial Drive | 407-894-5673 This small, low-key building is bursting at the seams with vegan options you can’t always find downtown. With meals from both the Western and Eastern world, there’s always something new for you to try, like their family-sized platters of Lemongrass Delight or Ocean Delight. Photo via orlandovegans/Instagram
Pop Thai Restaurant 1227 N. Mills Ave. | 407-203-5088 Pop Thai’s got you covered with fresh, fast authentic Thai food. Pick up the crispy duck panang curry if you want to get slam-dunked with flavor. Finish off a delectable meal with some cool coconut ice cream. Photo via victoriaangelaphoto/Instagram
Lac Viet Bistro 2021 E. Colonial Drive | 407-228-4000 Twinkling lights and lion statues embrace you as you enter this elegant establishment adorned with scenic views of Vietnam. While the atmosphere is a gem, the food is the real draw. You can’t go wrong with their beef pho, vermicelli platters and cool crunchy salads. Photo via Orlando Weekly
The Brass Tap 1632 N. Mills Ave. | 407-270-9538 Take a course in “beerology” at the Brass Tap, where you can find just about any craft beer from around the globe. They’ve also got lambic, perry, hefeweizen and gueuze on tap, but if you’re not feeling crafty, then feel free to order an ice-cold domestic brew. Photo via Orlando Weekly