Kimonos Lounge may be connected to Kimonos, an intimate table service restaurant that serves Japanese sushi. But the lounge is lively, laid-back, and focused on karaoke for some late-night fun. In the lounge, you’ll get a chance to enjoy both the beautifully crafted sushi the full restaurant is known for, plus plenty of fun.
Kimonos Lounge Location
Kimonos Lounge is located right in Kimonos at the Walt Disney World Swan Hotel.
Kimonos Lounge Menu
Kimonos Lounge is, like the restaurant itself, only open for dinner and late-night drinks. Here, you can find a wealth of beverage choices as well as dishes showcasing a refined and modern take on authentic Japanese cuisine (and plenty of sushi, of course).
At 9:30 PM Wednesday through Sunday, karaoke kicks off, which makes for a more lively atmosphere and engaging experience. Whether you’re dining or just hanging out for drinks, anyone can participate – and the fun lasts until 1:00 AM.
Kimonos and Kimonos Lounge share a menu, so you can find many of the same bites available regardless of whether you enjoy a sit-down meal or lounge service.
Disney Dining Plan
Kimonos Lounge doesn’t accept the Disney Dining Plan, so you cannot use credits from either the Disney Dining Plan or the Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan here.
Additionally, it’s important to note that restaurants like Kimonos Lounge at the Walt Disney World Swan Hotel also do not accept MagicBands, Disney Gift Cards, or any other Disney stored value cards (like Disney Dining Cards) as a form of payment.
Advance Dining Reservations
Kimonos Lounge doesn’t require advance dining reservations (ADRs), and you won’t find the restaurant available on the My Disney Experience app. Instead, you can simply stop by to see if there’s an open spot at the bar or grab a table. Just note that the lounge is first come, first served.
Is Kimonos Lounge Kid-Friendly?
Kimonos Lounge is a bar and lounge, so it’s decidedly more adult-friendly than kid-friendly. While children are welcome to dine here, the focus on sushi and cocktails (or sake) make it an option that’s likely not ideal for the under-21 crowd. Plus, with a focus on late-night entertainment, odds are this is a place you’ll want to save for an adults-only visit.
