Great food, great service. Hibachi chicken and fried rice cooked perfectly and the teriyaki sauce…read moreis fantastic

Great takeout from Fujiyama!!! Sushi rolls all tasted extremely fresh. Kids chicken hibachi was a…read moregood portion of food. Gyozas were cooked well. Edamame could have used more salt. Staff were kind and friendly when I went to pick up my order.

I stopped in after working at an event in town and thought I'd give them a try. They have a nice…read moreselection of sushi amd fusion type dishes. I just got the seaweed salad, a fried oyster app. And a couple rolls. They were all very good and came out of the sushi bar quickly. I'll be back!

Excellent service nice ambiance good prices Average food disappointed scallops were tiny bay frozen…read morescallops

Stopped in on a weekday evening and was promptly sat and greeted. The menu itself has probably…read moreclose to 100 items between lunch deals, sashimi, sushi, hibachi and appetizers. We did not drink although the cocktail menu was approximately 30 drinks long. Food tasted fresh and we were served quickly. Excited to come back and try additional items!

Lunch chicken teriyaki comes with clear soup (delicious) and a salad (delicious) and white rice…read more Shrimp was bland. Possibly not marinated or seasoned before (?) grilling or cooking? Not able to taste any teriyaki. I have never left any shrimp on my plate and I left two! Not sure if it's the dish, the chef that day or if this is the usual but it was a waste of 40 plus dollars...except for the soup and salad. Plus I've never been to a Japanese restaurant and was served the green tea in a mug and not in a kyūsu and chawan set. Weird! I'll not be back.

Tried dine in for lunch. Still stands around a 4 star place. Service was very fast. Everything…read moreseems to be at least decent. Their prices run on the higher end compared to similar restaurants in the area, though I have not noticed the food to be extraordinarily better. I'm probably picking this place more for convenience of location vs quality of food.

Pande is extremely unprofessional manager. Extremely defensive and doesn't seek to understand or…read morelisten to others. His reasoning as to why I received smaller portions was because I chose not to exclude the vegetables that come with the meal... Overall, very disappointing and it's a shame as I am a returning customer from years ago, so I see it has gone down hill. The only positive thing was the server Gede who was so quick to attend to me. Otherwise, expect small portions, especially if you're served last.

A weekly spot for my family and I! My partner's mom is Japanese and this is the only Japanese…read morerestaurant in pgh she will go to. Reservations are highly recommended - it's on the smaller side. The menu has so many options and an amazing variety. One thing to note is this Japanese food is not like most others. Its focus is on homestyle, also fried/stir fried Japanese dishes. So do not expect Ramen or noodle soups. A couple things that are always ordered is the Kaarage, Takoyaki, Okonomiyaki (best in the city), yakisoba or udon, and gyoza. The staff is so sweet and the decorations remind me of Izakaya places in larger cities. They have a bar with cool cocktails and adorable bento boxes they sell during lunch hours throughout the week. Cannot recommend this place enough!!

I went in a group, and we split a lot of different items. The seaweed salad was good (4/5), and the…read morepork gyoza was all right (3/5). The takoyaki has a crunchy outside and a good flavor (4/5), and the okonomiyaki is pretty filling (4/5); these were the best two. The yaki-udon with shrimp was ok (3/5) but definitely expensive for what it was and the quantity; they also don't add much shrimp, despite the up charge. The sake no shioyaki was below average for salmon (2/5) and very expensive for that amount they give you. Similarly, the onigiri is almost entirely rice if you add salmon (2/5). You order on a tablet, and they bring the food out. Service was ok (3/5); we had empty waters for a while. The restaurant is well-decorated, and you can see the chefs work, which gives it an ambiance somewhat like a hibachi place (4/5). Overall, I think most of the items are pretty expensive for what they are; they don't have the quality or quantity to justify the price.

Wanting to have some authentic Japanese food and the path took us to Yama's Japanese Restaurant…read more It's a barely noticeable hole in the wall in Downtown Morgantown. There's a paid parking lot across the street as well as metered parking on High Street. Their awning has seen better days but after walking up a small flight of stairs, you enter a cozy restaurant and greeted by its staff. There's about 8 tables for seating and the walls are neatly decorated with Japanese art. The front wall displays photos of their food offerings and made ordering easy. The friendly cashier answered some questions and we placed our order of shoyu ramen, curry rice with chicken katsu, shumai, gyoza, and takoyaki as well as soft drinks. There were several other customers having their meals and more gradually filled the tables as others left. The food was served soon after and looked delicious. They formed a kitty cat with the rice, complete with nori for cat eyes on the curry katsu plate. Nice touch. The curry was very flavorful and just the right consistency and a little spicy which went great with the katsu. Only wish there was more katsu. My buddy's ramen looked fantastic and was told the noodles were delicious in the broth. Found out the noodles aren't made in house but bought from a vendor. The gyoza and shumai were very tasty alone and with its sauce. The takoyaki took some time to cook but was nicely sauced and served. There were sizable chunks of tako inside and was very tasty. The prices are reasonable for a specialty restaurant and the service was great. There's another Japanese restaurant in Morgantown which was very good but Yama's was a little better and I'd return if ever I'm in Morgantown.

The food is always amazing. I've never had a bad meal or a bad experience at yama's…read more The staff is always energetic and as quick as can be with your order. They're a small place maybe 20 or so seats. So sometimes you have to wait to order be seated and get your order. Lunch time seems to be alot easier to accommodate people who don't have patience. Personally I've eaten quite a few things on the menu. I enjoy the shoyu Ramen the shrimp shumei the gyoza. I've had the takoyaki a few times as well as the spicy tuna roll. Portions are good price is good and the staff is awesome. The decoration inside makes me think that that is what a japanese family type restaurant would look like in japan. Many light novels and manga on the book shelves to peruse through (all in japanese of course) which incidently your read from back to front right page to left page incase anyone wants to look at them. Can't recommend yama enough.

We had a wonderful lunch after we were greeted at the door. The staff were very pleasant and…read morehelpful. We enjoyed the sushi, sashimi, Pad Thai , pan fried gyoza, salad, soup and egg roll. The restaurant was small and intimate with a nice drink selection and desserts. Sadly we did not save room for dessert. We will be back and highly recommend to anyone who likes a variety of food options.

Closed every Monday though starting May 5th 2025 I just learned! The presentation is always…read moreexceeding expectations but the service is slow. Don't come here for lunch or dinner with the expectations of it being quick but it's worth it for these sushi rolls if you give yourself enough time!! The Narruto roll, pictured here, wrapped in cucumber is my favorite!! I also ordered just a regular spicy yellowtail and a spicy white tuna roll and they came different this time. They came crunchy which was interesting. I wasn't a fan of those 2 rolls this time.

Good sushi and other Japanese. Portions and prices also good. Friendly staff. Calm ambiance.read more

The food is good and prices are reasonable. The spring rolls and crab ragoons are delicious.read more

Have been here several times since last review, food has been notably better…read more Sushi is on par with the best you'll find in this area. Have had both dine in and takeout. Crunchy 2 in 1 roll is a good tempura roll for takeout. I've had several Chinese dishes that have been quite good, some of the better Chinese food you'll find in this area. I think this is one of those places with so many things on the menu, you have to find what's worth getting vs not the best place for.

This is a nice looking Restaurant that provides great service…read more We started with the Vietnamese Spring Roll. I thought it was good, but the wife did not like it at all. The biggest issue was the odd texture of the wrap, which was a bit mushy, and did not hold together after one bite. Although we order just a few rolls, it was brought out in an amazing presentation. The spider roll was OK but missing a normal large claw that sick out on two of the roll bites. The Pink Lady Roll was beautiful and had a great flavor. We ordered tea which was served in a very heavy metal pot. The pot kept the tea very hot throughout the entire meal. The best part of the meal was the Peaking Duck. This dish was unlike any Peaking Duck I have had previously. First, the duck is chopped up into very small pieces. Also, instead of normal Duck wraps, the dish was served with Bao Buns, which added a whole over demission and profile to the dish. If I would change anything, I would have taken the skin of the duck before cutting it up that small. You do kind of miss the crunch provided by a normal peaking duck dish. Still, I would call this the best Peaking duck dish we ever had.

Always a go to for sushi! Prices are just right, service is always on point, and the sushi is…read moreALWAYS great. Great for any time of the day and we love their lunch specials as well. It's calm and friendly. Pleasant atmosphere and wonderful food.

Ogawa was a late evening choice for our group of six as we entered Morgantown around 8 PM on a…read moreFriday night. Other restaurants had closed earlier and Ogawa was open quite late. The restaurant did not serve any alcohol drinks, which surprised us as we had seen bottles of wine as we entered. We ordered some octopus appetizers that were cold and almost frozen in the center. They were ok but not great. After the complimentary miso soup was served, our group ordered different dinner dishes from our efficient but a bit too reserved server. Two had the bulgogi box and neither cared much for the bulgogi itself although the other items in the box were ok. Two of us ordered the chirashi bowl and we both enjoyed it. Another ordered the sashimi box and he too like the dinner. Overall the dinner was ok as our first one in Morgantown, which seems to have limited Restaurant options from which to choose. For Japanese food, the food was ok for a non-costal city. But, the lack of sake, beer or wine was a minus for us.