Went this afternoon before going to the movies. I've always enjoyed their food and today was no…read moredifferent. I ordered their pho with tofu, which I've never had. Jalapeno basil and red onion was super yummy and I also had a milk black tea added tapioca. Sooo good and light. ( not pictured) Service was great and fast. Restaurant was very clean as well as the bathrooms. I have leftovers.

I love green curry and this one did not disappoint. The flavor of the curry was my favorite part…read moreand I appreciated the nice variety of vegetables. I probably should have ordered the chicken or shrimp green curry as I felt I needed a bit more protein but that is on me. I think I would have preferred the regular steamed rice instead of the coconut rice. The coconut rice had a firmer, stickier texture that, in my opinion, took away from the flavor of the curry. The waiter was very friendly and made the experience feel comfortable and welcoming and the inside looked clean and beautiful. Overall, I am always grateful for a good green curry and would definitely come back here.

I enjoyed the calm energy and ambience of the restaurant. I ordered a large bowl of pho which was…read moregood. With the pho you get the usual sides, but mine came with very little sides - I would have liked more basil, jalepenos, and bean sprouts. I am thrilled that there is finally a Vietnamese restaurant in the area, as pho is one of my absolute favorites, and I recently moved here from the D.C. Baltimore area and miss the Vietnamese restaurants (and H Mart). I will definitely be coming back here :)

My pho was very average and nothing special, the noodles weren't cooked all the way and very little…read moresides to put in it,no basil at all like it said on the menu and one slice of a raw jalapeño, I asked for more jalapeño and they brought me out two more slices of jalapeño and when I got my bill the charged me $3 extra dollars for three slices of a jalapeño without telling me first, the place is super dark inside and feels like you're eating in a dungeon, I will never come back to this place and I will tell all my friends to never eat here... $27 for a bowl of pho and a glass of water that tasted like bleach after tip.

Delicious food and huge portions! Service was very fast and very nice server! Would definitely go…read morehere again!

This place is such a hidden gem! Off the beaten path in Castle Shannon is some excellent Vietnamese…read morecuisine! Plain interiors, excellent food, huge portions, great prices. Fast and no frills service. We had the chicken wings and the spicy Pho Kim roll. My fiancé said "these may be some of the best chicken wings I've ever had". The sushi was great! I had the Phoga and it was good! Great portions for the price. I really enjoyed it but my fiancé's choice stole the show. He got the rice dish with pork. Saucy stir fried pork with vegetables and a huge portion of rice with a fried egg. We can't wait to come back and try more!! FYI, this place is BYOB.

Sooo delicious. Everything is made fresh. Authentic Thai food. I'm a big fan of this place. Service…read morein great and the ambiance is very pleasant for a nice dinner out

Good. Not great, but reasonably well done. The interior space is clean and nicely decorated. The…read morestaff are very friendly. The online ordering experience was straightforward, and our takeout order was ready exactly when we expected it to be. Everything was nicely packaged. In terms of the food, it was fine. We had previously tried the salad roll as an appetizer, and went for the Took Took's roll this time. That worked well. The shrimp and crab meet is an interesting choice, but it was generally good. The tom yum soup was pretty spot on. The Pad Kra Paw and Pad Pak (both with vegetables rather than protein) were basically indistinguishable. Both good, but very similar. The Panang curry with tofu was good but was more tofu than vegetable. Not particularly noteworthy. One detail I'll note is that they allow for selecting a spiciness level for basically every dish, on a scale from zero to five. We went with a four, which is pretty standard for us. Turns out, that's very spicy at Took Took. That's what we ordered, but it's worth keeping in mind. Overall, this is a good destination. The food is nicely prepared. It's a good overall experience. It's just not at the top of my list for Thai food in Pittsburgh.

Great variety of options including vegetarian/vegan. Reasonably priced. Prompt courteous service…read more High quality ingredients and great taste

First time coming here and I'm eager to go again! I got a build your own poke bowl with raw salmon,…read moreonions, avocado & poke sauce. Each topping is $1.50 so I didn't want to go overboard but I do wish they gave more of some of the ingredients. The avocado and salmon I understand but I think I should have been given more red onion than the 6 slivers I was given. Also got a strawberry milk boba tea and a side of vegetable gyoza steamed. The veggie gyoza was my favorite part of The meal I'm not sure what sauce they give with that but it was so good. The waiter was extremely kind and patient with me figuring out what to order. The inside dining room Is very nice and cozy. Like I said -- can't wait to try it again!

I've been coming to this reliable neighborhood Chinese staple since childhood, and the quality has…read morenever disappointed. The service is consistently prompt and friendly, prices are fair, and the sushi is excellent. On our latest visit, we ordered the vegetable fried rice, sautéed broccoli with tofu, lobster combo, cold noodles with sesame sauce, spicy tuna roll, and Philadelphia roll. The vegetarian dishes were generously portioned and well seasoned, with the tofu crisped especially well. The sushi was fresh and flavorful, and the creatively presented lobster combo was the highlight of the meal. After many years of visits, this remains an easy recommendation for consistently good food and friendly service.

Huge portions, delicious flavors, and such a variety!…read more My colleagues wanted to grab dinner and we chose to go to Tai Pei in Fox Chapel. The outside and is beautiful and well maintained (bonus - the side parking lot is the way to go for ease!) The interior is stunning with vaulted ceilings and elegant decor. It is awesome to see a restaurant take pride in their building! The food also matches everything else! A menu comparable to The Cheesecake Factory with Japanese, Chinese, and even Taiwanese options! After the crispy wontons with duck sauce, I ordered the: - Chicken Egg Roll - fully packed with chicken and veggies, they didn't drip with grease and were perfectly crisp. I might stop by just to grab an egg roll somedays - Tempura Shrimp Roll - my go-to for sushi and they make it great!! - Spider Roll - soft shell crab that might end up cracking into my repertoire of sushi - Hawaiian Chicken - with the table fanfare of a sizzling plate, the breaded chicken is different than most Asian dishes with more of a panko crust, the pineapple and pepper are so tender and flavor, and a sauce that has so much sweetness and a little spice!! The waiters kept our water topped off and constantly were ready to clear plates between courses!

First time here and first bahn mi! Cashier was so helpful in choosing what to order. She…read morerecommended the viet style bahn mi. I also ordered the kim chi and a fruit tea. The bahn mi was incredibly flavorful. Loved the crunchiness of the bread. The veggies especially the pickled carrots took it to a whole other level. Also first time with meat pate. Will have to experience again! Was able to snag a nice little table inside.

We had to work one day during our trip, so Uber Eats it was. I ordered the Viet Special bánh mì,…read moretheir classic combination with a variety of cold cuts. The bread wasn't quite as crisp as I would've liked and leaned a little hard, though that could easily have been from the delivery time. The filling, however, was solid--the meats had a nice variety, the pâté wasn't overly salty, and the light mayo complemented everything without overpowering it. Fresh, crisp vegetables added a nice contrast. Overall, a solid bánh mì, especially for delivery.

Chicken, Chicken, Chicken, and more chicken. Lots of chicken…read moreoptions in sandwiches, cutlets, salads, etc. They also have rangoons, fries, fried beans, fried milk, bubble tea, and other offerings. The last time I went home to Pittsburgh my boyfriend and I shared a chicken cutlet sandwich and it was really good. The meat was flavorful and juicy. The cutlets were perfectly breaded and cooked to perfection. Definitely a great addition to the Novo Food Hall. Good service!

On a Wednesday night in July, we visited the Novo Asian Food Hall for dinner after being in the…read moreStrip for an event earlier in the evening. We chose to order most of our meal from KungFu Chicken, located within the Food Hall. KungFu Chicken is a restaurant within the Novo Asian Food Hall in the Strip District, specifically located in the Terminal building. They primarily served chicken, including fried, sandwiches, salads, and other varieties. There is also a "snackable"/appetizer menu with unique items like Fried Milk and Fishcake Corn Dogs. There is not specifically parking for the Food Hall/KungFu Chicken, but there is paid parking all around the Terminal building. Additionally, there are other options for street and paid lot parking throughout the Strip. When you enter the Food Hall from the Terminal, KungFu Chicken is located in the back left corner. It is clearly marked with signage above the booth. As we approached the stand, we were greeted by the woman at the register. We took a few minutes to look over the menu that is displayed on the wall, and at the visual menu of sample items in the bakery-like cases on the counter. I found the visuals helpful, as it gives an idea on portion size and what an item will look like when it is ordered. After looking, we decided on a few items to try - KungFu Chicken Wings, Chicken Cutlet Over Rice, Cajun Fried Corn, and a Fishcake Corn Dog. We placed our order with the cashier, and were given a buzzer that would let us know to return to the stand once our food was ready. It was not busy in the Food Hall on this night, so we had our pick of tables. There are high and low top tables all around the dining room, and there is even bar seating in the center. You can sit wherever you please, but we chose a high top right near KungFu Chicken. Also, there are water pitchers and cups placed near the trash cans that are available for use by anyone in the Hall. There were one or two other customers who ordered before us, but it was not super busy at KungFu, either. However, I believe their food is made-to-order, so there will always be a wait from when you order and pay. We ended up waiting around 15 minutes from placing our order to when our buzzer went off. All of the food came out hot and delicious. My personal favorites were the Chicken Wings, as they were crispy and fresh. The combination of the Chicken Cutlet with Rice was also enjoyable, as the Cutlet had a nice crunch and coating to it. The Fishcake Corn Dog was also very good. I find it to be slightly different than a typical Korean Corn Dog, as it does not have sugar or potatoes on the outside. Despite this, it was served hot and fresh, and tasted great. I think the prices here are fair. The Chicken Cutlet Over Rice was somewhat steep, but I thought the Corn Dog was especially reasonable. For the four items, we paid a little under $40 after tax. We really enjoyed this visit to KungFu Chicken! It is a place we have seen coming to the Food Hall many times before, but never really fully ate a meal at. The chicken was all fresh and crispy, and we loved the Fishcake Corn Dog. They have interesting, reasonably priced options for those looking for a little snack, which is always nice. I will definitely be back during my future visits to the Strip and the Novo Asian Food Hall!