Strip malls and fine dining don’t always go together. As a New York City native, I associated malls with chain restaurants, anticipating this and little else in Orlando when I moved here a few years ago. Of course, being the U.S. theme park capital, Orlando has more than its fair share of chain outposts. In my neighborhood alone within a five-mile radius are four steakhouses (Del Frisco’s, Eddie V’s, Mortons, et al), just as many cookie cutter Italian joints (including the ever ubiquitous Olive Garden) and a few old-school names I had forgotten about (hello again, Friendly’s). It didn’t take long to discover that, much like the city itself, there…