Easily the best AYCE sushi in Pittsburgh. Not even up for debate I was hesitant on going here for awhile because Google and Yelp do this place DIRTY but always make sure to ACTUALLY read the reviews. Most of the low ones are 5+ years old and then people bitching about taking too long to get food when it's either packed or ordered at a table of 5 I got: Yellowtail Tuna roll Rainbow x2 Dragon Spicy 2 Snow White x2 Phoenix Orange dragon Seaweed salad AYCE quality is what it is. It's not the reason you go. But some places like Sushi Bomb manage to make the quality even worse which is even more impressive. Not happening here WHAT WAS THE REAL FUCKING WINNER is how packed these rolls were. That's always a problem with these spots. The ratio of rice to fish is terrible but these were perfect Absolutely will be returning for my AYCE Sushi fix and it will be HARD to get me to go somewhere else PS: The AYCE menu is different from the online order so not all special rolls are listed. read more

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The all you can eat was great! I enjoyed 3 full special rolls and an order of crab rangoons. They weren't loaded with a ton of rice and had plenty of tuna, shrimp, salmon inside and out. It took a little longer to come out but I wasn't in a rush and worth the wait. I liked them all and were super fresh. Each roll had 8 larger pieces. $30 might seem a bit high but considering if I ordered everything separately, it would have been $55. Definitely will be back for sushi! read more

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I have ordered takeout several times from Katana. To be fair, it has typically been good food and reasonably priced. I think they do a particularly good job with sushi. However, tonight was really bad. I ordered shredded pork. I received shredded green bell peppers with some shaved, fatty pork mixed in. If it had been my first time ordering from Katana, it would have been my last. read more

This is a great AYCE sushi spot. I haven't been here in about a year, but they redid the AYCE menu with more appetizers at some point, and they have some yummy options I haven't seen at other AYCE places. The restaurant is clean, the fish is fresh, and the service was great. There was one server taking care of the whole restaurant, and he made sure to keep the food coming quickly. All that being said, it is still an AYCE place. You cannot come here expecting what you get at a regular sushi restaurant. There will be lots of rice in your rolls. The sashimi pieces are very small, but most AYCE around here don't even offer sashimi. Come here with the right expectations, and you'll love it! read more

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Our first time ordering from Katana through GrubHub this past Monday night. We had the orange beef, chicken lo mein, and pork eggrolls. Honestly, everything tasted really good... until it started coming back out of us with a vengeance about 5am Tuesday morning. Worst food poisoning of our lives. Had to stay home two days from work with fever, body aches, chills, and it coming out of both ends. Absolutely horrific experience. No doubt in our minds it came from the food. Eat at your own risk! read more

Our first visit to Katana! He had several sushi Rolls including spicy salmon. I had veggie hibachi with noodles. So good. I love the clear soup and that ginger sesame dressing on the salad. The veggies were perfectly done and nicely seared. The pair of shrimp and noodles good too. Beware - these hibachi veg and lo mean come SAUCY - caught me off guard as this style is usually more dry from the grill. They were pretty bust. Nice dining room, lots of takeout orders too. We'll be back with friends for AYCE sushi and to explore more of the vast menu! read more

Horrible food,Horrible staff. Dont eat here. There are so many other restaurants that have awesome food. Do yourself a favor and save your money read more

Would avoid this place for AYCE. Food wise for ordering is prob standard/average. We came for ayce in the evening and there was like one chef so imagine 4-6 tables (which weren't even that many for what this place can seat) ordering multiple sushi items. Took quite some time for the food which you can imagine. Overall it wasn't like bad. The most egregious thing though is they write you are not allowed to waste rice and then they proceed to make their sushi with a tiny piece of fish and literally a fistful of rice. I would say the rice was about 3-4x the amount you would get on an actual piece of sushi. Their fried dishes were otherwise quite good. I'd give like 4 stars for their fried dishes and then 1 star for sushi. Fish looked old, not fresh. Salmon was like ick. Rather eat Costco salmon raw. Their rolls weren't half bad but there's clearly an imbalance of rice and inexpensive ingredients to the actual protein read more

Highly recommend this place if you're looking for some yummy sushi! Beyond the sushi, as soon as you walk in you're met with beautiful traditional Chinese artworks in a softly lit and roomy layout. The workers are very warm and welcoming and happy to help you with any and every question you may have. And finally the food. The food was absolutely delicious. So fresh and presented beautifully, and all at a very affordable price! Will be making this a regular spot for sure. :) read more

Katana - Sweetheart sushi ! So cute for our anniversary, was not expecting little hearts. Love! - Sushi Bars Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Probably the best AYCE sushi experience in Pittsburgh, but even then, I wouldn't necessarily recommend. Pros: *Unlike other AYCE establishments, Katana's rolls and nigiri are NOT accompanied by a ridiculous amount of rice. *You can order sashimi (max 15 of each type of fish) so you can save yourself a bunch of rice. *Seaweed salad is pretty good, though slightly sweet. *Friendly and attentive service. Cons: *Rolls aren't particularly tasty. They all taste like variations on supermarket spicy tuna. We ordered 5 rolls total and couldn't taste a difference between three of them. *The sashimi is thin and while the fish seems fresh enough, it isn't very good. read more

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Worst sushi ever, been waiting forever to finally get my food done, that lady in the front was rude, she acts like very pissed off whenever the customer walks in, don't even understand why such a horrible business could still exist. read more

It is really unfortunate that we were turned away this evening, 12/28/2025. This was our favorite Sushi location in the City. At 4:25 PM, we were refused service due to our service animal. He had a clearly-labeled vest, and we provided the ID demonstrating his training status. We were refused service after this fact. I would hope to educate you on your role as a public business and service animals, as you are a Public location. What is a Service Dog/Animal? "A service animal is any animal that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks that benefit an individual with a disability". --Americans with Disabilities Act 1990, Title III-4.2300 The ADA protects the rights of people with disabilities to be accompanied by their service animals. The majority of the service animals are dogs of various breeds which are trained to perform tasks that are beneficial to the individual with a disability. Service animals may be identified as "assistance animal/dog", "support animal/dog", or "helper dog". Q: I have always had a clearly posted "no pets" policy at my establishment. Do I still have to allow service animals in? A: Yes. A service animal is not a pet. The ADA requires you to modify your "no pets" policy to allow the use of a service animal by a person with a disability. This does not mean you must abandon your "no pets" policy altogether but simply that you must make an exception to your general rule for service animals. What Are the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Modifying Your "No Pets Policy"? §36.302 Modifications in policies, practices or procedures. a) General. A public accommodation shall make reasonable modifications in policies, practices and procedures, when the modifications are necessary to afford goods, services, facilities, privileges or advantages to people with disabilities, unless the public accommodation can demonstrate that making the modifications would fundamentally alter the nature of goods, services, facilities, privileges, advantages or accommodations. . . b) Service animals-(1) General. Generally, a public accommodation shall modify policies, practices, or procedures to permit the use of a service animal by an individual with a disability. (2) Care or supervision of service animals. Nothing in this part requires a public accommodation to supervise or care for a service animal. 1 The ADA requires businesses to modify their "no pets" policies, practices and procedures, to allow service animals accompanied a person with a disability. 1 28 CFR Ch. 1 (7-1-94 Edition) Subpart C §36.302 Nondiscrimination on the Bases of Disability by Public Accommodations and in Commercial Facilities If a Service Animal Enters Into Your Business, What Should Your Employees Ask? 1. Politely ask if their animal is a pet. This gives the person an opportunity to respond without feeling offended. Shouting at the person "No dogs allowed" or "get your dog out of here" it's not an appropriate approach. The ADA does not require people with disabilities to provide businesses with documentation for their animal. The person with a disability could file a complaint with the Department of Justice, Civil Rights Section. Also, each state has an agency which investigates complaints of discrimination. Also, some state laws may have criminal penalties which may include fines and imprisonment. Punitive damages and penalties may be imposed if the businesses are not compliant. It's wise to use common courtesy. It's good for business. NOTE: If an animal has a harness, cape, backpack, tags or special colored collar, this may indicate the animal is a service animal. However, certification or identification of a service animal wearing any specialized apparel or harness is not required by the ADA. 2. Ask the person if the animal is for their disability, if you aren't sure if the animal is a service animal. Don't assume a person with a service animal is not disabled just because they do not appear to be disabled and insist on proof of their disability before admittance into your business. Disability information is personal. read more

You cannot beat the price for all you can eat (AYCE). Most places with AYCE don't allow sashimi or even limit your sushi orders. Here, you can have up to 15 pieces of sashimi and no other limitations. The service is a bit slow and the ambiance is a little meh, but the employees are nice and sushi good! read more

I have eaten at this restaurant many times over the past 15 years. Until recently I would have given them a 5 star rating. I loved the food, the ambiance and the service. My most recent experience was far below the stellar experiences I've had there in the past. None of the staff working that day spoke or understood enough English to adequately serve us. To make matters worse there was no manager or person in charge and staff could not reach the current "boss/owner" by phone. We were being charged for food that was not prepared as requested and was inedible for us. The police were called in and ended with us appropriately paying for that food which was edible for us, but the Police officer requested that we be banned from the restaurant, which of course means we cannot go back to speak with the owner regarding the matter. As a result of this experience I would no longer recommend this restaurant. read more

I've ordered takeout from Katana a handful of times, and my experience has always been a good one. The food is fresh, hot, and very tasty. The Crispy Roll is my favorite sushi item. Try adding asparagus to it, and thank me later :) The hibachi is very flavorful, and portions are good. Some highlights were the chicken and steak hibachi, and the chicken katsu. If you try it you won't be disappointed! read more

Good sushi but nothing too outstanding. Took a long time to get delivered, too. I did really enjoy the spicy shrimp roll I don't see that many other places. read more

Katana - Rolls on rolls - Sushi Bars Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Solid Chinese restaurant. Hibachi is good and sushi tastes fresh. I recommend this place!

Not impressed at all. Super slow service. Size of sashimi was so slow it's unbelievable.. rise on sashimi was fallen apart all the time. Super slow service and waiter was not friendly. I I was surprised when all the stuff went to lunch all together. hope the owner will pay attention to my review read more

I read the reviews and was quite surprised how low they were. I have been here several times and had several different dishes including all you can eat sushi and was very pleased. Never had any issues. Service and atmosphere was very good. We will be returning again soon. read more

Had this place for my work lunch. Had the chicken tempura roll and cucumber avocado. They looked great! Not shortly after I got an extreme case of food poisoning. I had friends say the same. For that reason I will no longer purchase from this restaurant. read more

we had the all you can eat sushi, it was fabulous. Everything was so fresh and delicious. It was almost $30 a person which is a little high but the choices were great. Our server was so accommodating and nice. Definitely will be back again soon when we're craving sushi. read more

Haven't been to Katana in a while and wow did they step up their sushi game. It's all you can eat but it's made to order (not buffet style). It was incredibly fresh and I found a new favorite roll that I've never seen anywhere before called the Snow White roll-made with snow crab, avocado and topped with white tuna- so good! AYCE was $23.95 which is a little pricier but for me and my trusty sidekick it was worth it because it was fresher and tastier than we both remembered and it was so close we could walk there. You can also order from some soups and appetizers along with all the sushi but we focused mainly on the sushi. I can't comment on the hibachi or Chinese food since we ate only the sushi. P.s. they have reasonable prices for bottles of wine too! read more

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Just moved to the neighborhood - walked here after unpacking for several hours. Famished, and ready to eat some good food! It was late, but I was confident that I could put away some food in a short period of time. The woman in the front explained that they closed at 10, which was fine - she was polite about it. The waitress was great, very attentive and sweet (even though we were officially THOSE people who showed up 40 minutes before closing time) Food was brought out almost immediately, great flavor & quality. Sushi was MOSTLY fish, not MOSTLY rice - it's rare that you find this. My large miso soup was LARGE - enough for two days. All portions were a very nice size. Upon checking out, the woman in the front was pretty much telling off our waitress because she forgot to add my wine to the check - ridiculous if you ask me. They made us swipe our credit card again to pay for the wine - while the woman was still yelling at our server. Honestly, that was the only thing that I could say that was an issue this evening. The waitress handled it great though - she was awesome & I would ask for her again when we come back. read more

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I ordered take out here on yelp on a Saturday afternoon for lunch. I had the sirloin hibachi meal and a salad. My food was phenomenal and piping hot! It also came with miso soup and that was tasty as well. The food portion was so large, I ate more of this food for dinner. I will definitely return here again in the near future. read more

Katana - House Salad - Sushi Bars Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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I recently had another experience with Katana and figured my review deserved an update. My SO and I normally will default to Jade Grille or Little Tokyo, but a recent trip through Dormont put us in closer proximity to Katana. We picked up an order consisting of a California roll, spicy crunchy tuna roll, Philadelphia roll, beef lo mein, and General Tso's chicken. Our total clocked in right under $40 which I thought to be a pretty good deal for the volume of food we received. Our sushi was fresh and packed nicely - the flavors for all of the rolls were great but we both agreed that the spicy crunchy tuna roll was our favorite. This experience was a nice change-up from my first visit here (see previous review) where I felt that the rice was a bit dried out and the roll sizes varied greatly. I didn't find either of those flaws this time around and will definitely order sushi from here again. I also was pleased with how they packed our order up, as it included soy sauce, wasabi, ginger, and chopsticks without us having to ask for them upon pickup. As for the rest of our order, the beef lo mein was so, so good. The beef was tender and there was a good bit of lo mein to go around seeing as I had two helpings. Our General Tso's did not disappoint either - it was flavorful and had just the right amount of spice. I hate to admit that I usually neglect to consider Katana when trying to pick an Asian restaurant in the South Hills, but this experience was great and I look forward to the next. I've seen other reviews that mention an all-you-can-eat sushi deal which might be my next move, given how great this particular sushi experience was. read more

Ordered from here through GrubHub. This was my second time getting food from them, and I had enjoyed the food the first time. My children and I all got Chinese dishes. I won't go into the fact that the Chicken Chop Suey was almost exactly the same as the Moo Goo Gai Pan. What I will say is that we were all VIOLENTLY ill. We all got different food, so it wasn't one specific dish. read more

I do not recommend this restaurant at all. Reasons below: 1 - I placed an online order for delivery (on 11/17/23). The order was supposed to arrive at my home at 7:15. 2 - it didn't show up, so I called at 7:30 to check on the status 3 - the person that answered the phone at first couldn't find the order, then they hung up, so I called back 4 - they couldn't give me an answer on when the order may arrive, they just kept saying they didn't know (we live 5 minutes away per the GPS) 5 - I paid $123.44 for the order, which included a tip of $19.46 - I called back again at 7:50 and told them I would just come and get it 7 - when I arrived, there was no one in the restaurant except for the workers (which if this is the level of service, I am not surprised) 8 - the order was ready when I arrived (the only good part of this experience) 9 - I asked for my tip back when I arrived, and they told me to reach out to BeyondMenu for resolution, I don't know if this was a lie - but I have reached out. I'd like to at least get some of my money back. 10 - When I arrived home, we were missing the Eel Avocado roll (which obviously wasn't expensive, but still.) 11 - I ordered the most expensive item on the sushi menu - the katana king roll - which is supposed to be king crab, with tobiko. 12 - Imagine my surprise when I removed the tobiko that was piled on each portion, and discovered they had used the regular fake crab, and I can only assume the reason they covered it was to hide this fact. read more

First time I went here was kind of a bummer. It was Valentine's Day so we decided to get the all you can eat sushi here...but they weren't doing it that night. There wasn't any advertising that they weren't doing it that night and we left very frustrated. We decided to give it another try a few months later and we were very happy about our decision to go back! For less than $24 a person, you can order anything your heart desires. The sushi is very good and the appetizers are equally as good. My favorites are the crab rangoons and every choice of sushi on their menu. It's made to order, so everything is super fresh too! I've been back a handful of times since the Valentine's Day drama, but I'm extremely happy every time I visit! read more

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Katana, there was nothing I hated about anything I ordered and everything to love. If I had to do it all over again, I wouldn't change a thing. We ordered our top 5 favorites: salmon roe / salmon sushi, shrimp tempura, spicy tuna roll, Philadelphia roll and TWO Snow White rolls. The Snow White roll is that good! I haven't seen that roll anywhere else, which makes Katana's worth the trip. All you can eat sushi available Mon-Thurs. Go early because the special is only available 'til 8:30. We went on a Friday because we had a Snow White craving. Gave 4/5 stars because not most romantic date place, not the sexy sushi vibe of Umami in Lawrenceville. It is a nice comfortable place to go with good friends who want to eat good sushi and talk and laugh. read more

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Always wonderful! I only have good things to say. I've had many items, sushi, appetizers and other dishes, and everything has been so good. Delivery is almost always faster than they say when I order which is such a blessing when you're hungry! Wish I had pics to share, but food is usually gone before I think to snap a pic! Highly recommend. We're so lucky to have them nearby. Thank you all! read more

All-you-can eat was phenomenal. Great service, great value, shoutout to Ron. Will be coming again.

FANTASTIC service. And food. I called in an order at 10:45pm, 15 minutes before they closed... Basically the worst nightmare of everyone who works at a restaurant. But they happily took my order. I picked it up, ate dinner late, and it was delicious. Katana staff, you guys are great. You've made a lifetime customer out of me. And next time, I promise I won't call in an order 15 min before you close read more

We decided to try this restaurant with GrubHub delivery last night my wife ordered hibachi chicken I tried the hibachi shrimp my wife liked the chicken the shrimp though was unexciting it didn't look or taste grilled not crispy on the outside As you would expect from something that Had been on a hot grill it looked like it had been boiled and then put in a brown sauce the result was the shrimp had no flavor unless dipped in One of the three containers of provided sauce . The vegetables on the side were in a brown sauce they were limp and tasteless The sauce made them ok Again all I could taste was the brown sauce the food was Fresh and not bad but simply bland Not what I was expecting from a grilled entrée On yelp the restaurant is rated with three stars but on GrubHub it has five that's why I thought I'd give it a try I should've checked Yelp first ! read more

I'll be honest, I was a little skeptical about the 3.5 star rating until I read the poor reviews- most of them were the result of the delivery service. Now, this review is rather on the dine in service, specifically the AYCE option Sunday-Thursday. We came in around 5:20, it was a ghost town. A row of takeout orders were laid out on the sushi bar, but we sat in a booth. The servers were attentive, obviously with nothing to do, glanced at us from the distance. This worked out very nicely so that we could order everything in a paced manner rather than flagging down a running server. So, we placed our order, and thus began the AYCE feast. It took maybe 20 minutes or so from when we walked in to the time we got our first round, they forgot some things, which turned out to just be on another plate that would come later. They did, however, forget the spicy tuna nigiri I had ordered, but honestly finishing most of everything was difficult for me- the person I was with was not that hungry that day and I refuse to be a victim of leftover fees! We had six rolls and sashimi. For AYCE, this place stands out because they offer sashimi. The downside? Small, thin, sashimi. At the same time, you can order more so it's not a big deal. Just got to be wary for the next time. The salmon and eel were phenomenal. Albacore and white tuns were not noteworthy We had the: Tiger roll-amazing, the mango sauce really complemented the lobster godzilla roll x2- perfect temperature and texture. Best whole fried roll Ive had from anywhere, even SoCal dynamite roll- Perfect temperature and texture, also really good, but godzilla had a better compilation of flavor 2 in 1 roll- very nice fire island roll- a favorite, the tempura flakes in both the spicy tuna and spicy lobster were amazing terrific roll- really nice! The sauce on the top was neat. read more

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I was a little Worried that on a Friday night at 7pm there was no one in the restaurant. The girl was very busy on the phone taking to go orders. She was friendly and my food was done in less than 20 minutes. We got two steak hibachi to go and it did not disappoint. The salad dressing was very good, not too chunky and had a great flavor! The clear soup was just like everyone else's, delicious. The fried rice was very good, veggies were cooked in a really delicious sauce. The yum yum and the ginger sauce were very good. The steak in the to go meal didn't taste as fresh as it would if we ate there but we got it to go so I understand. Hope to return again to eat in the restaurant for fresher steak. Reasonable prices as well. read more

Katana - Steak Hibachi take out - Sushi Bars Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Ordered pad Thai.. should've read the reviews first. It was like a sour sweet mush? Didn't resemble pad Thai in the slightest. Called the restaurant to let them know the food was inedible. They didn't care. read more

Katana - Sushi Bars Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Katana has added a touch of cyberpunk sleekness to West Liberty Avenue with its bold Asian cuisine, flaming teppanyaki tables, dangerously stylized neon sign, and overall modish atmosphere. Images of a motorcycle rumbling and a blade scraping against a rain-slicked black street were conjured as we drove up to Katana late last week. Fortunately, the food, which includes Japanese, Chinese, and Thai fare, matched up to the visuals, for me at least. We opted for privacy and eschewed the hibachi spectacle for a quiet meal in the cool, calm back dining room. Beginning our meal was an appetizer of steamed dumplings that were soft as butter, meaty as a Porterhouse steak, and as moist as mid-morning summer grass. Unsure as to what I wanted, I went with dual starters for dinner: Godzilla rolls and Tuna Tartare. A quintet of deep-fried medallions enrobed in seaweed and filled with rice, whitefish, crabmeat, roe, and eel were plated before me and drizzled with some sort of orange sauce that recalled mayonnaise. To think that I had gotten bored with sushi. The batter provided for a crisp hide that steamed each roll's innards to delicate, delectable effect. The velvet, fluorescent dressing captured the eye and enhanced their vaguely sugary richness. It was county fair food by way of the Far East, and I could have destroyed another plate or two of it as easily as a giant, irradiated reptile would Tokyo. Roar, baby, roar, and unleash that atomic breath! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ln8-Y-fIbqM The Tuna Tartare was closer to elegantly cut and presented sashimi, but complain I will not for the fish was fresh, chilly, raw, oceanic ecstasy. No ginger or wasabi was necessary. Kay's fatty, paper-brittle Crispy Duck made me salivate, caused my stomach juices to roil, and turned my brown eyes green. I was grateful that she allowed be to finish so that I could testify to its simplistic, rotisserie-ish quality. Meat peeled from the bones, the skin became a snack in itself, and the thick, chocolatey oyster sauce became inapplicable as the duck was just too rich, toothsome, and well-prepared to be coated in condiments. Kay had a fried banana while I went with a globe of fried ice cream that rivaled the Mexican version with a cakey, floury, nutty crust that enveloped the vanilla ice cream adequately. With foxily displayed A-1 food, solid service, and an atmosphere that flickers with fires of a culinary origin, Katana's prospects in the South Hills look promising. Let's hope they continue to get the commerce they deserve. read more

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As a new member of the Dormont hood, I was super excited to see this pop up. One because I love sushi and two because... I LOVE SUSHI! You never know, when a new sushi joint pops up, if you'll experience the good or the bad. Sometimes it's really good and sometimes it's really really bad. I am happy to report it was very really good! Was it better than my all time fave, Penn Ave Fish Co? No, the fish wasn't as fresh. But it was very tasty and I will be hittin' up this joint often... even grabbed a to go menu. Because, you know, I'll be hitting them up on the go often now! I came on Wednesday for their all you can eat sushi special for $23.95. You know how some all you can eats are the dinky rolls only? Well, here you can get the whole shebang! Want that specialty tempura roll? You got it! Want a Rainbow roll? You can have it... all you can eat! The Spicy Girl Roll was my fave, which is pretty much tuna on top of crunchy tuna. But a very close second, if not equal, was the Godzilla roll. Gosh darnit, it was amazeballs! It came out warm and freshly fried (totally healthy, right?) with cream cheese, white tuna, eel and crab. YUM! I also had a good old faithful philly roll and Amazing roll, which was basically tuna as well. I obviously like tuna. I can't wait to come back and try the Hibachi. Probably stuff my face again. Let's keep it real here! Warning: All you can eat sushi cannot be combined with a Yelp Deal. If you do not finish what's on your place you're charged upwards of a $1. So don't let your eyes be bigger then your stomach! Once you order, you can always place another one. Don't worry, either way, you'll be rolling yourself out! read more

Katana - Sushi Bars Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Customer service is the worst! I have worked in plenty of restaurants and also delivery joints and I have never been so put off by customer service. We called. Woman was rude to us on the phone. After being rude (short, inattentive) she said it would be an hour off the bat. Ok, I've been there. She was trying to make us aware up front. That's cool. Food wasn't here for an hour. Called back after 1:15. They said it was in a few minutes late. Called back after 2 hours! Was told it was a technical difficulty. When asked if we could get a discount we were told to "Man up and pay for food". Avoid this place. Try Thai spoon, tong garden, Mekong, or amazing wok. Shoot, try McDonald over this joint. Your food isn't that good. Sayonara suckers. read more

Katana - Try here instead. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

We are here at Katana again. This is one of our favorites South Hills restaurants. My wife enjoys the bocce shrimp dinner. What of my favorites is how special mei fun. If you haven't had this in a while you should give it a try it's delicious read more

Katana - The shrimp and lobster sauce is the best I've ever For this reason Katana is a favorite restaurant of any kind. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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