Our commitment to accessibility

At Kingdom Sushi, we are committed to making our website accessible and easy to use for all visitors. If you experience any issues while viewing or navigating our site, or if you come across any content, features, or functions that you believe may not be fully accessible to individuals with disabilities, please reach out to our Customer Service team.

When contacting us, please provide details about the specific feature you find inaccessible or share any suggestions for improvement. We value your input and will carefully consider it as we work to enhance the accessibility of our website. Although we do not control the content of third-party vendors, we encourage them to ensure their digital content is also accessible and user-friendly.

Our goal

We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA, and we treat accessibility as ongoing work rather than a finished state. Where this site falls short of that goal, we want to hear about it and fix it.

What we have built into this site

• A “Skip to Main Content” link as the first item in the keyboard tab order on every page, which takes you past the header straight to the page content.
• Semantic page structure — header, navigation, main and footer landmarks, headings in a meaningful order, and the page language set to English so screen readers use the right voice.
• Keyboard access to the navigation (including the mobile menu), forms, reservation time slots, dialogs, the location filter and our food menus, with a visible focus indicator that is not hidden behind the fixed header.
• Dialogs — photo galleries, promotions, and dish photos and videos — that move keyboard focus inside when they open, keep it there until they close, close with the Esc key and return focus to the button that opened them.
• A Pause/Play button on videos and slideshows that start moving on their own. When your device is set to reduce motion, they start paused and entrance animations are turned off.
• Text alternatives for images that carry information, text names for the dietary and allergen icons on our menus, and decorative images and icons hidden from screen readers so they are not announced as unnamed graphics.
• Links that open a new window or download a file announce that to screen reader users, and repeated links such as “Reservations” or “Get Directions” name the location they belong to.
• Form fields with programmatic labels, and validation and status messages — including reservation availability — that are announced when they appear.
• Color contrast checked against the WCAG minimums for text and buttons, and links inside paragraphs underlined so they do not rely on color alone.

How we check

Our most recent review, in October 2026, tested every page template on this site with automated accessibility checks and with keyboard-only navigation, at desktop and mobile screen sizes.

Known limitations

Some parts of this site come from third parties and we do not control their markup: online ordering and our mobile app run on our ordering provider’s platform, and the embedded maps, the Google review feed and the Instagram feed are rendered by their providers. We report accessibility problems to those providers when we find them, but we cannot fix them directly.

Tell us what is not working

If any page, feature or document on this site is difficult or impossible for you to use, contact us and we will help you get the information you need by another route while we work on a fix. Please include the page address and a short description of what happened.

Phone: (407) 383-5777 · Email: contact@kingdomsushi.com with “Disabled Access” in the subject line. We aim to reply within three business days.

This statement was last reviewed in October 2026.