I ordered the ahi tuna burger and when they asked for how I would like it cooked, I asked for as…read morerare as possible, super pink. The order arrived and it was cooked way longer than I would have liked but the flavors/sauces on that ahi tuna burger were so good that I can't even dock points off. I upgraded to the truffle fries for $3 and it had no remnants of truffle- just regular salt and pepper fries.

The real deal! Wife had the Curry Ramen Stir fry. Great flavor and plenty to eat. Love it!read more

This was my first time going to this new location and it looks really nice inside! The food was…read morejust as delicious as the one on McKnight road, so that's a plus of course! I ordered an eel roll, a salmon roll, & a tuna roll. They were all great and came out very quickly! The server did a nice job as well and checked on us pretty regularly, which was appreciated!

Sushi Tomo is a local restaurant and bar that serves sushi, some other Japanese foods (e.g.,…read moreteriyaki and ramen), and some Chinese foods (e.g., general tso's and lo mein) for dining in, takeout, and delivery. For years, I have been a customer of their location in the North Hills, but I just recently visited this newer location on the South Side. An employee promptly and kindly seated my husband and me at a clean and spacious table, took our orders, and brought out our drinks and foods. I really liked the wall mural of a large wave. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Beauty Alaska Roll - 4 stars - Spicy salmon and tempura flake roll topped with sliced salmon, avocado, and caviar Tomo Poke - 4 stars - Tuna, avocado, edamame, seaweed salad, onion, and radish Coconut-Cream Panda Bao Bun - 4.5 stars - Adorable appearance with sweet flavors The total price for these three foods plus one soda was $44 plus tax, tip, and a credit-card surcharge. My husband said that the food was very overpriced, but I think that the price was average.

This was a late night delivery order, so the pictures are not doing the food justice. This is my…read morefavorite place to get ramen delivered from. The food is always so good, hot, and fresh even though I live about 20 minutes away. When you order any noodle soups, the staff will package the noodles, broth, and toppings all separately so nothing gets soggy. I have ordered the tan tan seafood ramen the last few times we've ordered from here, and I will probably order it again next time because it is so so good. The broth has a perfect spice to it an the creaminess helps balance that. I can't place an order without their takoyaki either. They're super generous with the benito flakes, which I love. This place is always a hit and definitely one of my most ordered delivery spots.

Wonderful food (best gyoza )…read more Curry ramen is also delicious. The folks that work there are SO NICE! They remember you and your order if you've come more than once. The walls are covered in Tokyo pic and noodle 'monster'. They have one larger community table. It is ~10-12 table establishment--so it is cozy....but it reminds me of Japanese-size restaurants.

entrees were good, the green beans were phenomenal!! very flavorful. We also asked for…read morerecommendations and the server was very helpful! Food came very quickly as well. The restaurant itself looked small from the outside but inside was spacious, warm, and inviting.

A big group of us made a reservation for dinner a couple Saturdays ago and family-styled six…read moredishes. The table was big, but there wasn't a Lazy Susan to spin things around, so I was only to eat predominantly from the dishes closest to me. P12 DUCK YOLK PORK RIBS - 17.95 This was my favorite dish of the night that I kept reaching for. The duck yolk crusted exterior provided a salty, eggy flavor that enhanced the juicy pork underneath. I'd come back and order a platter of these for myself. B12 STRING BEAN W. BEEF - 19.95 A classic string bean dish but with shreds of beef! This is a common staple, but one I continued to reach back for since the green beans were pretty crunchy and crispy, and the beef was pretty tender. V07 EGGPLANT W. GARLIC - 15 Pretty saucy eggplant that was fresh with the perfect custard-like flavor. It's a simple dish, but the stir-fried eggplant and the marinade went well with the minced garlic. We also got the (E12) Garlic Fish Filet, (C1) Chicken w. Basil & Garlic, and (B5) Beef & Watercress in Black Pepper Sc. I only had maybe a couple bites of those and can't comment too much since it's been almost two weeks. These dishes are a fan favorite among my CMU alumni friends. The food was good and legit with most dishes priced under $20. Definitely check it out if you're in the area craving Taiwanese food -- one of the best meals I had in Pittsburgh!

China wok is a restaurant that offers Chinese cuisine. I really enjoy their food, especially the…read morehot and sour soup and their specialty offerings. The restaurant is pretty small and only has about 12 tables, but most people get food to go. The soda machine has been broken for years, which is a bummer because I have to buy a bottle of water every time instead of using the fountain dispenser.

I order the General Tso Chicken special combination plate for 11.50. It was simply wonderful, good…read moreflavor in the chicken and rice with a spring roll. Great portions for the price and very tasty. Amazing Mom and Pop restaurant. Very friendly staff. I really enjoyed my experience will be coming again.

I am delighted to find one of the cheapest yet tasty all you can eat bbq grill or hot pot…read morerestaurants I have ever been to. More about this place being bbq or hot pot in a second. Flying into town I was hungry after a 7 hour flight and maybe it tastes so good because all i had was pretty much chips and pretzels most of the day but my party can attest to how delicious their offerings are here. We ended up here since it was one of the few places with good reviews open until 2am which turned out to be so right! First of all you can choose to do hot pot or grill your food here for 35.99 per person and 15.99 for kids under 11 years old. Kids under 3.5 feet are even cheaper or free from what I understand. It gets even better; for 5.99 more per person you can opt to do both hot pot and grill at the same time. Walking in you feel like you walked into the afterparty at a night club the music keeps you awake and lively every minute of being in the restaurant. Staff was very accommodating after hearing it was our first time here and explained everything. Now to the food. We only had the hot pot option but it was so mouth watering. For a cheap all you can eat the cuts of chicken, fatty beef, pork were so thinly cut that it melts in your mouth. They have an assortment of meats, seafood and veggies that seem like everything known to mankind. The sauce bar and buffet of little appetizers and trinkets were so irresistible. So much of the good stuff now onto the warnings. They do have a 100 min limit but it didnt seem enforced past 11pm when we came in as the waiter said we can take our time. Further I noticed a 13.99 per pound surcharge if you have excessive waste. Fortunately I loved the food so I didnt mind overfilling the belly but if you do overindulge make sure not to obviously have excess or they do reserve the right to charge additional. It did seem portions were getting bigger toward the end so that could be a setup for those who ask for more than they can handle. Overall this place is a gem and worth trying if you haven't done so already. I would be surprised if it didnt have any hype from the local crowd.

Came with a group of 8 for hot pot. Expansive list of options to order for hot pot soups, meat and…read moreveggies. Meats and vegetables are fresh. Service is quick, from ordering to arrival of food. There is also a hot food, salad and dipping sauce bar you can get food from also. I really appreciate that each person has their own individual pot/soup choice. You can top off your meal with a soft serve cone (matcha or vanilla) if you still have room!

Overpriced for what it is. They were small and it was a bit burnt outside but the link was almost…read moreraw. The place was dark and the preparation was slow. Didn't really see any employees there, it was all automated

So glad I finally got to try this place before they closed. Ordering on their kiosk or mobile is…read morevery easy and it didn't take long to get my food either. It tasted really fresh and the spiciness is perfect. I ordered the tofu bowl and was surprised with how the tofu had that nice crisp on the outside but still was soft on the inside. It didn't taste like most tofu dishes usual where it's just tofu.. nothing special about it. The kimchi isn't like kimchi I prefer but I did enjoy it overall. Also, the price was fair for what I got and made me full for a long time which is always a plus. It was too cold to sit outside and they were nice.

The best new hidden gem in Pittsburgh, hands down. This place is, quite literally, underground, and…read moreyou would never know they serve up the best Chinese noodle soups! As a frequenter of the Asian restaurants on Forbes, I've been meaning to check out Tasty Noodle (formerly Jian's Kitchen) and right next to Panda supermarket. Walk downstairs and all the way at the end of the hallway (it's pretty easy to spot once you're down there) is Tasty Noodle. The place isn't large but has a couple of large and small tables, and my party of 3 was seated right away. I had been craving Chinese rice noodle soups ever since Dagu Noodles closed and this place HIT THE SPOT!! They have handmade pulled noodles used in either their chili oil noodles or noodle soups. Tons of options and protein choices. I opted for the sliced beef rice noodle soup, my friends opted for the lamb option and the braised beef noodle soup. All 3 of us were so full and happy with our meals! Service was attentive and kind. The owner was pointing out other best sellers he recommends at the end. I think I'd try the 3 treasures chili oil noodles next. They do accept both card and cash!

Just enjoyed a really nice lunch at this subterranean cafe. The space probably has 12 or so tables…read more At about 2p, there were maybe 4 or 5 tables taken, so we had no problem grabbing a booth for our table of 3. A nice server walked us through the menu. The #2 "3 in one maxed noodles" under DRY NOODLE is "most popular," he said, and not very spicy - comprising of #s 1, 3, $ 4 on the dry noodle menu. They're flexible on your preferred spicy level. And #6 on the SOUP NOODLE menu is very popular & not spicy - braised pork rib noodles. Under SPICY NOODLE IN STONE POT - our server recommended #1 spicy beef soup with rice noodle in stone pot. For Appetizers - they were out of the cold skin noodles with peanut butter, but our server also recommended wonton (dumplings) in chili oil. OUR ORDER & ASSESSMENT: Appetizer - the wonton noodles are so good - so silky - and the semi-spicy sauce was really unique. Def would reorder that. Me: the 3 in one noodles - and this gigantic bowl was brimming with unique, flavorful ingredients that our server said I was to stir together. Baby bok choy, tomato chunks, slivered carrot, homemade wide noodles, small pieces of braised pork, scrambled egg, chili powder (not very spicy at all), and slivered scallions ---- a bowl of Chinese comfort food cooked to perfection. Total 5 star dish. Hubs: Spicy beef soup with rice noodle --- a *screaming hot* (temperature- not spice) stone pot filled to the brim with thin rice noodles (look like spaghetti), baby bok choy, and a zesty broth with a fairly good spicy kick. My hubs was just MEH on this dish. The broth - IMHO - just didn't have much depth of flavor. Sis-in-law: spicy max vegetable with rice noodles. Again - the wildly hot stone pot was brimming with homemade rice noodles, silky tofu, but there really weren't many veggies. Bok choy was about it. Odd, we thought. Again - the broth was just ok. All in all, it was a good, reasonably-priced lunch. I will DEF be back!