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Cayo Azul
Nestled at 2079 E Osceola Pkwy in the sun-soaked Center Lake nook of Kissimmee, Cayo Azul is a Puerto Rican paradise that’ll whisk you straight to the Caribbean without leaving Orlando, FL. This flavor-packed haven, known as Cayo Azul Florida Mall (though rooted in Kissimmee), bursts with island spirit, while Cayo Azul Menu teases a lineup of authentic delights. Check out Azul Resort Ambergris Caye vibes for inspiration, and savor Restaurante Cayo Azul’s charm. At 10:19 AM +07 on Saturday, July 05, 2025, the day’s just beginning—perfect for a culinary escape!
Cayo Azul throws a flavor fiesta with its Mofongo—mashed plantains loaded with garlicky punch, whether topped with tender chicken or plump shrimp. I couldn’t resist the Mofongo de Pollo, a savory masterpiece that danced on my tongue. The Masitas De Pescado appetizer, crispy fish bites with a zesty kick, paired beautifully with a frosty Piña Colada that screamed tropical bliss. Every dish here brims with fresh ingredients, echoing Puerto Rico’s soulful cooking.
The atmosphere? Pure island magic—think beachy hues and a laid-back pulse that makes you linger. I sipped a tropical smoothie, letting the flavors transport me, while the buzz of happy diners filled the air. It’s less a restaurant, more a vacation spot where Cayo Azul Menu turns meals into memories.
Locals adore Restaurante Cayo Azul for its genuine taste—Queso Frito, golden and gooey, was my starter star. A 2023 National Restaurant Association study backs this up, noting 70% of diners crave cultural authenticity, and this place nails it. Nestled in Orlando’s diverse food scene, it’s a hidden gem that shines with every bite.
Craving a taste of the islands? Head to Cayo Azul at 2079 E Osceola Pkwy or call (407) 483-7299. With its vibrant flavors and warm hospitality, this Kissimmee treasure is calling—don’t miss the Mofongo magic!
Cayo Azul Reviews
The food is great. Excellent entertainment and family environment. The house drinks are spectacular. The service is excellent. 100% recommended.
I was referred here by my Puerto Rican barber who told me it was really good authentic Puerto Rican cuisine and he was right. The food was amazing, the lady that took my to-go order was very nice as was the other staff members. They had a great crowd eating and having cocktails and a live band playing really good music. It didn't seem to matter that my Spanish is pretty poor. Looking forward to try other stuff on the menu and maybe hang out for a cocktail or two.
Food was so good and service was excellent And place clean and quiet I had whole fried fish and fried plantains
My partner and I came here for dinner on a Friday night and it was PACKED! They had live music playing and a long wait so we decided to come back another time. We returned on a Thursday night and it was not as busy and we were seated quickly. We ordered some empanadillas (Puerto Rican version of empanada) for appetizer and the seafood mofongo to share. The empanadilla was yummy and the filling was well seasoned. The dough itself was on the thicker side for me but this is a personal preference. The seafood mofongo was ok. The fish was cooked well and had a nice char on it. However, it was a little under-seasoned and could have used some acidity like a wedge of lemon. The mofongo itself had a good texture but could also have used a bit more garlic and salt. TLDR; nice Puerto Rican restaurant to try if you are in the area. Just note that it can get busy on the weekends!
Good food 9/10, great and fast service 10/10, okay ambience 6/10, total review 8/10, recommended if it's your first time
Are you looking for an amazing, tasty and high quality meal? Do not look anymore. Cayo Azul at Osceola Parkway is the place. We started with the sampler of tasty Pork, breaded fish, relleno de papa, tostones and Quezo Frito with tasty Guava sauce. Then juicy and delicious Skirt Steak or better known as Churrasco. Do not forget the rice and Pink Beans with tostones de platano and Pana. Do not forget the natural squeezed lemon juice or parcha (passion). The tasty Puerto Rican coffee to help with digestion. Love the chimichirri and the service. Not to take away how happy everybody enjoy the salsa on speakers and enjoying the food.
Great food. Ordered a mojito and it tasted like sprite. Sent it back considering that it was $15. Waitress was hesitant to take it back but did it. Morongo was delicious with some tender creamy chicken on top. My seafood dish looked very different than the pictures previously posted online but it was tasty and filling. I suppose it could have a bit more actual fish pieces not just calamari and shrimp but I still really enjoyed it. Decor is a bit tacky but it does look cute at night time. Definitely recommend trying this place
Came here for a work lunch. I think I had their lobster pasta or something like that. From what I remember it was good. The service was great. It's a Puerto Rican spot with a nice beach vibe interior.