Yoshino was my favorite sushi spot in Pittsburgh! The maki combo #3 was a staple of mine. It comes…read morewith Spicy Tuna, Shrimp Tempura & Spicy Crab Roll for $21! The shrimp tempura is my favorite. The tempura is always super crispy and the eel sauce is great! Normally, I ordered Yoshino for takeout, but whenever I dined in, the service was outstanding. The waitress would regularly refill our water and tea. The presentation is always spectacular. I've gotten everything from a sushi boat to a sauce dragon. Would highly recommend Yoshino!

Service was great the staff is very kind. There are so many options on the menu we had to get a…read morelittle bit of everything. Started with the calamari and pork fried dumplings. Calamari was okay but the pork dumplings were deliciousss!! Entrees were the ramen which was great and the beef udon which i loved. Definitely a great spot for a nice casual lunch/dinner

Continues to be very well done. This is a somewhat unassuming space, but they have some room for…read moredining in and an excellent takeout game. I've been generally impressed by the quality of the sushi. We ordered takeout this time, and everything was extremely well packaged and presented. In terms of the food, we focussed on fairly standard maki rolls: a spicy salmon roll and a spicy California roll. Both were very nicely done. We also tried the veg farm roll, and that was a nice vegetable forward option. Not life changing, but nicely done. We also opted for a vegetable poke bowl, and that was also good. Basically the same combination of vegetables as the veg farm roll, but in a bowl format. The bowl was good, but it was lacking some sort of sauce or glaze that might have pulled things together. It was easy enough to toss on some condiments of our own, but the bowl could have been better. Overall, I this is my favorite sushi destination in Squirrel Hill. It's very clear that the owners are invested in turning out a high quality experience, and that's exactly the type of business I like to support.

Visited here with my cousin for dinner and also have ordered takeout from here. I am a simple sushi…read moregirl- I only really like vegetarian sushi and shrimp tempura. Maybe one day I will be more adventurous... but in the meantime, I really love my simple cucumber and avocado rolls and the shrimp tempura roll. Everything I tried here was great. Wonderful service, very cute environment. It's a great spot!

I love this place its my favorite sushi place in pittsburgh!!! i only get the mount everest roll…read morebecause i tried it once and im scared any other roll will simply not live up to it.

4.5 stars. Mount Everest Sushi is a local restaurant that offers appetizers (e.g., salads and miso…read moresoup), sashimi, sushi rolls, poke bowls, don-buri, canned beverages, and more. Please see my attached photos for the menu in October 2025. I ate lunch here one time. Two employees immediately and kindly gave me a menu, took my order and payment, and prepared my food. For seating some tables and chairs were in a room upstairs. The interior was old, but I understand that remodeling costs money, and at least everything looked clean. I ate the Salmon Poke, which contained fresh salmon, spicy crab, seaweed salad, masago roe, edamame, lettuce, and rice. I drank a Choya-brand plum soda. I thought that both tasted very good, and I particularly liked the chunks of salmon. The total price for the bowl and soda was $26 plus tip.

I've been to KuJiRa once for a date night and have also ordered takeout for pickup a couple of…read moretimes. Overall, it's been a dependable lunch option for me. My usual order is the chicken katsu bento box, which comes with a good portion of crunchy sliced chicken katsu, rice, two dumplings, a California roll, and miso soup. It feels like a solid, filling meal with enough variety to make it satisfying. The only downside with my most recent takeout order was the sauce placed in the middle of the container. I'm not sure exactly what it was, and after tasting it, it wasn't really for me. Because of the layout of the takeout container, some of it spilled into the rice and rolls. Next time, I'd probably ask for that sauce on the side in a separate container.

One of my favorite all you can eat sushi spots I've been to! They have such a large variety of…read moreappetizers, onigiri, sushi rolls, desserts, and tempura. I highly recommend trying some of the specialty rolls! The lobster salad on top of the Kujira Roll was awesome! The restaurant is tucked downstairs on Walnut street with easy parking in a paid lot across the street. Street parking is available too! All the waiters were very nice and came by the table often to take our orders. I loved the place settings. Great for a date night or a night out with friends.

I stopped in here for a small bite while on a day out. It's very nice inside and the menu is clear…read more I got the tempura sweet potatoes and they were exactly what I needed! The star was the tempura sauce that they make themselves. The tempura flavoring was also light and crunchy.

My fiancé and I ordered from Diners 2+1 for the first time on New Year's Day! We loved everything!…read moreWe split the shrimp gyoza. He got the spicy California roll and Philly roll. I got the spicy tuna roll and tricolor roll. We both agreed that the rolls seemed bigger than other places, we felt like we got fuller faster. Definitely adding this spot into our sushi rotation!

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.

We stopped by last Tuesday night around 8pm. There was no one in the restaurant so plenty of tables…read morewere available. We ordered two rolls and they were brought out very quickly. The rolls we got were solid and tasty. Is it the best sushi we ever had? No, but it was fast, still pretty good, filling, and it hit the spot.

Went to celebrate my wife's birthday and her arrival in Pittsburgh for the weekend with an…read moreincredible meal at Otaru. Our server, Cat, was knowledgeable, attentive, and immediately picked up on our social cues, blending in to the chitchat we enjoy, while we could hear her behind us giving another table the alone time they preferred. She is the best server I have experienced in a long time. I heard her tell another table that her whole family is in the restaurant business, and her comfort and skill with every table made that abundantly clear. Too bad we were not hungry enough to order more, because everything was fantastic. We had the chef's selection of sashimi and of sushi (two different dishes) and a takoyaki appetizer. Everything was fresh and delicious, and the different sauces on the nigiri and sashimi elevated the fish in amazing ways. Of course, all of this joy is just highlighted by the incredible three-river view, which my wife said was a great way to start her weekend here. What a great place! If you are thinking about it even a little, just go. You will be thrilled.

If you want to really wow someone, you should take them to Otaru up on Mount Washington! It has a…read moregorgeous view of the city and the food is somehow even better. I went a couple of years ago and thought it was decent then but am so glad I gave it another shot because I was really impressed! Our server was really friendly and patient as we ordered essentially half the menu. I will note that it's pricey but definitely worth it for the occasional splurge meal. If I had to pick, the chawanmushi, unagi gozen, and New Zu cocktail would be my favorites although I would order every single thing we got again! We were really impressed by how fresh our fish was. It just melted in your mouth and the presentation of everything was beautiful.

I came to Fujiya before and this second visit really sealed the deal for me. The restaurant is…read morereally cute and does remind me of izakaya / ramen places in Japan a lot. It's all in the details and they have a lot of small little cute details that reminds me of Japan. Their ramen is good. The broth could use a little more depth but the noodle quality is excellent. Today, I tried their pork and chive gyoza, chicken and green onion skewers, pork belly skewer and takoyaki this visit along with miso ramen. The takoyaki is piping hot and moist on the inside, exactly how it should be and the pork chive gyoza is big and plump. The skewers were seasoned SO WELL. I was getting so full but I will be back for more. I Service was good and everyone was so attentive. I will definitely be back for more skewers and small plates!

The food was great, it's popular so there might be a wait.... But it's worth it! Broth in the…read moreRamen is great. Bar stools, a few tables, and quite a few two-tops.

Well this was my first time and it did not disappoint! We got lucky and got street parking very…read moreclose by - the restaurant was not very crowded tonight - but mad e reservation just in case (highly recommended). We started with the crispy tofu and kimchi pancakes - while I don't eat tofu on a regular basis - I have to say theirs was sooo good! I also tried the pad Thai - cam with chicken, tofu and shrimp and it did not disappoint! There was plenty of food and even had some to take home! Definitely looking forward to our next visit ...

Gorgeous restaurant with a water installation, cool rocks to set your chopsticks on, and dim…read morelighting. The service was prompt and attentive. I asked our waiter if the portion size of chirashi was good and he said it's a good size and that they have carry out boxes if I don't finish. Tell me why this was the smallest chirashi I have ever seen anywhere. The slices of fish were thinner than the sliced ginger. If you stacked all of the slices, it would make a normal size of one piece of nigiri. The slice of tuna was so thin, you could see through it, much less taste it. I was still starving after and got the fried chicken nuggets which were a good portion, with good crunch. The sauce on the chicken was devoid of flavor except for the SALT. They were even able to take the chicken flavor away from the meat which is kind of an accomplishment in itself. My friend got the Sichuan pork dumplings and the dumplings were drowning in soy sauce so much so that you couldn't taste the Sichuan spice (if there was any). There's a sushi restaurant nearby that gives me food poisoning every time I eat there and I would have much rather have eaten there than Soba. I would definitely recommend this place to my enemies because they'll leave broke and still hungry.

Always such great food!! I was excited to bring my sons here and have them try it - they loved it!!…read moreThe curry's are my favorite. Service is always friendly. Small and cute.

Itamae Thai and Sushi Bar serves Thai and Japanese appetizers (e.g., edamame and spring roll),…read moresoups (e.g., miso, udon, wonton, and tom kha), salads (e.g., papaya), curry (e.g., massaman, green, and penang), fried rices (e.g., blue crab and pineapple), noodles (e.g., pad Thai), entrees (e.g., salmon teriyaki, chicken katsu, Mongolian beef, and duck), sushi (e.g., rolls, nigiri, and sashimi with tuna, salmon, shrimp, octopus, and vegetable), poke bowls, desserts (e.g., Thai donuts and matcha ice cream). Dining in, takeout, and GrubHub delivery are available. My husband and I ate lunch in the dining room. An employee promptly and courteously greeted us and seated us at a clean, small table. For an appetizer, we each received a cucumber salad that my husband described as "really good," and we ate every morsel! My husband received his entree many minutes before I received mine. He ate the pad see ew with chicken, and he said that it was "average" like other restaurants' pad see ews and that he liked it. I ate the special lobster-tail roll, which was a large size and contained a Maine lobster tail, avocado, asparagus, avocado, masago, spicy mayo, eel sauce, and tobiko roe. Part of it was fried. I really enjoyed the lobster meat and sauces. The total price for these two entrees was $45 plus tax and tip.