Atami Japanese steak house in norwin shopping center has been on my bucket list for quite some…read moretime. Today finally came and my only regret was not going there sooner, it was excellent. They don't do the hibachi "show" but everything was tasty and cooked perfectly. Our service was fast and efficient. We ordered filet and chicken hibachi combo which is served with fried rice and veggies, plus your choice of soup or salad and 2 shrimp. I asked if I could sub noodles for the fried rice, they don't permit substitutions so I ordered a side of the noodles and they were perfect. Atami also offers steak served on an 800 degree stone that cooks at your table. We will definitely be back.

I first found this restaurant when I placed a door dash order from a different restaurant that…read moreended up getting canceled by the other restaurant. This one came up as a suggested alternative so I thought I would give it a try. I'm glad I did, because it was a great door dash experience. And it was so good that I decided to visit in person shortly after. The restaurant itself is in a strip mall in a busy area off route 30 in Irwin. It is pretty unassuming, but the inside is well maintained and kept clean. It has the look a lot of other Japanese places have - dark wood and lots of blue with semi low lighting. One thing to note is that they do have hibachi entrees, but this isn't a place that does the "shows" and cooks at your table. Service was great. We were greeted and sat quickly, questions were answered and our server was attentive and friendly. They have a pretty standard Japanese/sushi menu. But they also have lunch specials and some special rolls and entrees. They even have some thai entrees which was a bit surprising. We tried several rolls and appetizers. The presentation was great and the rolls had a lot of flavor. Quality was fresh. My son had the hibachi chicken and loved it. Portion size was also great. Overall, a nice place for a Japanese meal, especially if you want to enjoy the cuisine without the whole production of a show.

For several years, I have been a customer of Kawa Hibachi & Sushi. Their menu includes Japanese…read moreappetizers, soups, salads, maki rolls, sashimi, hibachi, teriyaki, tempura, fried rices, udons, desserts, beverages such as boba teas, etcetera. Customers may dine in, get takeout, or order delivery. During my and my husband's numerous visits to this restaurant, the hosts and waiters have always kindly served us. My husband and I have tried dozens of the foods. Perhaps our favorites are the hibachi filet mignon, the tuna-lover sushi roll, the salmon-avocado roll, and the teriyaki salmon. We think that Kawa is definitely one of the best Japanese restaurants in the Pittsburgh area. We will continue to visit this restaurant regularly in the future.

Seems like a family run place. I have gotten quite a bit of takeout and it has been good and…read moreconsistant. Non complaints and we will be back

Still one of my favorite date night spots! Unfortunately they were out of our favorite roll, the…read morewagyu roll, but the other rolls we had (amazing salmon, gold dragon, and samurai) are some of our other favorites here. No need for a reservation, quick food turnaround, and kind service. Highly recommend!!

We stopped by the other day on a Thursday around 5pm. We started the meal with their yakitori. They…read morewere so flavorful and I'm obsessed with their pork belly one! The sushi was delicious and their torch sushi lunch special is a steal. We ended the meal with ramen and the lobster ramen was stunning and the ramen overall was a perfect hearty and comforting meal! The inside is on the smaller side with a small bar, small sushi bar, and a few tables and booths. I thought our food came out pretty quickly and the staff gave really good recommendations! I want to come back and try one of their sushi boats!

Why didn't I find this place sooner? It's truly a hidden gem in the heart of the South Hills,…read moretucked away in Scott Towne Center Plaza. There's plenty of parking, lots of dining space, and even a cozy counter if you're dining solo. The restaurant is always clean, welcoming, and every single meal I've had over the last several months has been amazing. The portions are generous, the prices are fair, and the owners and staff are incredible. They've gotten to know me over time, and I completely trust their recommendations. My favorites? Honestly, everything! The rice, the rolls, the salmon, the beef, the skewers--it's all so fresh and flavorful. Whether you're dining in or grabbing takeout, I can't recommend this place enough. If you haven't been yet, you're missing out!

We met a small group of friends here. Staff is very nice and assist a gluten free person. We…read moreshare a few different items and all were very good. The sushi was my favorite.

Food was great! Sashimi and sushi were fresh and tasty. I went there for lunch as they opened, and…read moreit was super fast service as only customer at that time. Dining area had nice ambient to enjoy. Recommended!

Ginza is hands down my favorite spot in the city for a bento box lunch! I honestly have not found…read moreanywhere else that does it as well as they do. My go-to order is always the chicken katsu bento, and it is the perfect, filling lunch every time. It comes with a California roll, rice, and a few shumai dumplings, and you can choose either a side salad or miso soup. I love that it feels like a full, well-rounded meal without having to think too hard about what to order. I've dined in once before and had a great experience, but most of the time I call ahead for pickup or order through Uber Eats. Either way, the quality is consistently excellent. This has been a reliable lunch staple for me for years, and I keep coming back because it never disappoints.

My fiancé and I were blown away by how delish this sushi was!…read more What we got: -Yummy roll (chef's special roll) - shrimp tempura, spicy tuna, avocado -Spicy tuna roll -Philly roll -Gyoza The rolls were thick, especially the Yummy specialty roll! I think the seaweed was a little crispy in my tuna roll, because there was a slight crunch that I loved. There was also an extra, uncut version of my spicy tuna roll, which we did not order, but twas a happy accident! My fiancé loved his Philly roll, and we split the Yummy roll which was just insanely good. And of course gyoza is always a good idea! It was a little pricey, but we ordered from Uber Eats, so the prices were hiked up (the Yummy specialty roll was $25)... not sure what the actual prices are like because the menu isn't available online from what I can see, but I'll probably go there to order next time! So excited to have this in my rotation! we are so lucky to have such high quality sushi in Pittsburgh!

Upon entering the place I immediately had a feeling of, "no, I don't want to eat here". The place…read moreis very unorganized. Supplies everywhere. A TV is on and playing concert shorts of singers (have no idea who), singing American tunes. Not awful but strange. You order from a QR code and enter your table number, but they will present you with a bill at the end, again strange. Decor is a bunch of pictures of beautiful sushi plates, I am for sure they did not come from this kitchen. We ordered: Onion pancakes Crab Rangoon Beef ramen Chicken ramen Spicy combo sushi plate The order it came out: Miso soup (we were asked shortly before this what we ordered. I showed my email from my order, and said Ramen and Miso showed up). Rangoon's: strange texture to them. It was like an under fried ravioli but with cream cheese as filler. Chicken ramen (actually pretty good; not great) Beef ramen (not as pictured; fried beef chunks with gristle in them in a chicken broth- not beef). Looong pause where we thought we weren't going to get the rest of our order Sushi combo (upon looking at it, I called it sushi slop). This was by far the most messy sushi I've seen. I think I could roll better on my first try! It was falling apart as we were trying to eat it! Fresh watermelon (not ordered but I'm guessing it is replacing the traditional orange quarters). Onion pancakes: dripping in oil; not very good. More Phyllo than onion. To top it off me, my husband and 12 year old all ate 2 tums on the way home. Feel like a rice brick is in our stomaches. $65! Never again.

Food is so good and creative. Tommy is a fantastic chef. Everything is so savory. Very understated…read moreatmosphere, but the food makes it worth the trip.

My husband and I visited Fuji Sushi & Grill on Saturday, June 7, 2025, and had a very disappointing…read moreexperience. I'm currently pregnant and was really looking forward to a healthier meal, but one of the sushi rolls I ordered was completely drenched in sauce -- it had soaked the roll and pooled in the container, making it inedible. I've had eel sauce before, usually lightly zigzagged on top of the roll but this was excessive. We ordered 30-45 minutes before closing, but didn't receive the food until just before they shut down. When we discovered the issue, we went back to politely ask if just that one roll could be remade. The staff said the kitchen was closed, which we respected. So we asked for a partial refund instead. The owner refused, saying no one had ever complained in 20 years and pointed to a small sign in the restaurant saying you could request sauce on the side -- something we didn't know as first-time customers, especially since the menu didn't mention sauce at all. I calmly knocked on the door hoping to speak with the owner directly. I wasn't aggressive or confrontational in any way -- but he came to the door holding up a phone or tablet showing he had called 911. A police officer eventually showed up and asked the same questions we had. The owner still refused to refund or remake anything. We were left shocked, disrespected, and out the cost of a meal I couldn't eat. Sushi isn't cheap, and this was a ridiculous overreaction to a simple, polite complaint. We weren't trying to escalate anything -- we just wanted basic customer service and fairness. Instead, we got hostility and law enforcement involvement over a soggy roll.

We ordered the Crab Rangoon and jalapeño poppers for appetizers (so good)…read more Then Godzilla roll (not on menu), and the volcano roll (delicious) Bento Box and two take outs. New desserts on the menu, I wanted to try, but I wouldn't have been able to get off my chair. If I lived closer, I would eat here weekly. Server was quick and friendly. This is my favorite restaurant!

Sushi Tomo is a casual restaurant that serves mostly Japanese foods and some Chinese foods. The…read moremenu lists appetizers such as takoyaki and gyoza; entrees such as teriyaki, sushi, fried rice, udon, and ramen; and drinks such as sake, whiskey, wine, cocktails, mocktails, and beers. My husband and I have eaten here twice. For both visits, the server served us in a timely and polite manner. Here are my reviews for the foods: Crab rangoon - 4.5 stars - The four crab rangoons had a crispy wrapper and a tasty filling of cream cheese and crab. Korean vegetable pancake - 5 stars - We greatly enjoyed the flavors of this appetizer. Tuna tataki - 4.5 stars - My husband said that this tuna was very fresh and had a delicious ponzu sauce. Bento box - 4 stars - I ordered shrimp tempura, which also came with vegetable tempura, maki sushi, nigiri sushi, white rice, soup, and salads. All of these foods were fresh and flavorful. Chicken katsu - 3.5 stars - My husband ordered this entree for both visits. He really liked it during the first visit, but he felt disappointed in it during the second visit. Large pieces of juicy chicken were nicely breaded and fried. However, the Japanese curry during the second visit was very "watery" and tasted just OK. Tomo boat for 1 - 4.5 stars - This sushi boat was for one person and consisted of a yellowtail roll and the chef's choice of nigiri and sashimi.