Morimoto Asia’s late-night happy hour is reason to stay at Disney post-fireworks

Who says happy hour has to be before dinner? Morimoto Asia at Disney Springs is changing the rules.

To keep up with the bevy of new boites opening in the Lake Buena Vista culinary wonderland, some of the flagship properties, including the Iron Chef’s pan-Asian pad, are coming up with new ways to draw in visitors.

Every night from 10 p.m. until close, sip on craft cocktails for just $8 (that’s 30 percent cheaper than Orlando’s average cocktail price tag) like the Forbidden Lounge Highball, featuring Suntory Toki whisky.

The late-night bites menu is quite a deal, too, all at just $8. The menu includes yakitori, bulgogi nachos, blistered shishito peppers — current appetizer darling of chefs across the city.

If you’re a little hungrier, sushi and ramen are also available for a few more dollars.

This article appears in Jul 19-25, 2017.