Well first off I came here to get some new grub with my brother that came into town and I'm very…read moreglad we choose this place. The venue was very clean and felt unique, we went downstairs near the bar and it was enough room and not too crowded. But the best thing was the service, the bartender took very good care of my family and I especially after tell him that I was allergic to shellfish, he gave me a special menu And told me everything that would be bad for me. The Singapore style with tofu was excellent and the egg rolls hit the spot but yeah overall from start to finish it felt like they cared. Would go back again!

Even though I went around 6:30 on a Friday, only about half the tables were occupied. Also, even…read morethough it was a Chinese restaurant, there wasn't a single Chinese customer. Since we were looking for a good dim sum restaurant in Pittsburgh, we ordered four dim sums: Ha gow (crystal shrimp), braised chicken feet, pork ribs with black beans, and Hong Kong-style curry fish balls. However, we were disappointed with all of them. The BBQ Trio rice plate was good, especially the roast duck. Since we want to go back and eat roast duck again, we also want to try some Cantonese dishes.

7/29/2026 General…read moreTso's - 9 Immaculate vibe. Very kind and quick service. Great portions. When you are craving classic downtown Chinese food - it's here. Go here.

Food isn't bad. But can't justify the prices. Ordered the lunch special general tso chicken with…read morefried rice. Overall not bad. But it was sweet and not spicy at all. Basically it was more like sweet and sour chicken, heavy on the sweet. Ordered the lunch special combination lo mein. Lo mein was watery and oily. Noodles were slightly overcooked. Also WAY TOO LITTLE was given in this dish. See picture. Shrimp Egg roll was good though.

Had a very positive experience ordering takeout while visiting the area…read more Order was ready in a timely manner, we were impressed that it came in a reusable bag. Sweet and Sour Chicken, Orange Chicken, Sesame Chicken, egg rolls, fried dumplings and fried rice. Fried rice did not contain corn or egg, which our group considered a plus. Taste, texture and temperature were all good.

I've been eating here since I was in high school- I can remember the first time I ever had their…read morewonton soup in 2021. Fast forward to 2026, it's my go to place for quality, inexpensive yet delicious and hearty, and a great family owned restaurant. The woman who works the counter is so kind, please spend a visit here and see their hospitality. I actually don't remember when I took this picture, but I worked across the street from them for years and was probably mid review and forgot about it, so it automatically attached. It was a combination plate I believe, it's my favorite thing get there because I don't finish them. What prompted this review? I was craving a quart of wonton soup and it was ready in 5 minutes and it is the only thing I've been able to keep down in three days besides water. Lovely place, you guys are amazing.

The food was excellent and delivery was fast I will…read moredefinitely be ordering takeout from here again

My family goes here after a nice outing they seem to think highly of it especially my uncle he…read moreLoves the shrimp fried rice! I love the menu options they have a lot to offer for a nice price. Very inexpensive!

My book club and I decided to meet at Everyday Noodles in Squirrel Hill and order too much food!…read more The inside isn't super big and they don't take reservations but the five of us showed up a little before six on a Tuesday and were able to get a table immediately. Our eyes were bigger than our stomachs and we ordered a little bit of everything to share! Everything came out insanely quickly (we got all of our food and finished eating within the hour) which was great because we were HUNGRY and ready to eat. We all agreed that everything was flavorful and delicious and my personal favorites were the wontons, boba, shao mai, pork soup dumplings, green onion pancake, and pan fried pork buns. Don't skip dessert here - the desserts are stellar and sweet but not too sweet!

solid. the beef in the braised beef noodle soup was pretty tender and the portion size was big…read more broth was also good, flavorful but not too salty. i liked how they had the option of wide noodles the pork xlb was also very good, skin was thin and lots of soup inside. the golden tofu nuggets was good too, tofu was very soft and outside was crispy. the fried stuff bun was decent, i was expecting it to be more pan fried and crispy but it was more just like a meat bun

Food... PHENOMENAL! Service... Excellent…read more Ambience... Good Their dumplings are the best that I had on east coast. Their Chongqing Dry Chili Chicken is a rare treat. I have tried several dishes and their quality is consistently consistent. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this wonderful establishment!

I stumbled upon Bao when walking on Forbes. I was chasing an aroma-- whatever was in the air, I had…read moreto have. My first experience was so phenomenal that I went twice in a week. Each time I went, the place was busy with smiling customers. I attached pics of what I ordered; service is constantly prompt, and both times, the food came out quickly. Each and every item that I tried here has been tasty. The prices are reasonable & the portion sizes are very generous. I can't wait to explore the menu!

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.

We had a very nice experience at Taiwanese Bistro Cafe 33. We started with the soup dumplings and…read morethen had the crispy chicken cutlet with garlic sauce. I would give the soup dumplings three stars; we have had something similar near the Hot Metal Bridge that we enjoyed more but these were good. My meal was the crispy fried chicken and garlic sauce. My first bit of the dish had a bone and some cartilage but that was the exception. This is dark meat chicken, not a chicken breast, and it is juicy and flavorful. No vegetables come with this dish. My wife had the chicken and green beans...her meal was excellent, mine was very good. We do hope to return and I would, personally, try something different next time. Overall, the food was enjoyable, and the service was very good. The ambiance was pleasant, with a comfortable atmosphere that made it easy to have a conversation without feeling rushed or distracted. Overall, a very enjoyable meal, and a place I would be happy to visit again!

Another great night at Soba. It somehow manages to stay effortlessly cool while the rest of us are…read morejust trying to make it through a Wednesday. The funky vibe never disappoints, and the servers were friendly and attentive without hovering. My husband and I kicked things off with the Spicy Pork Lettuce Wraps, which disappeared way too quickly. I ordered the Tuna Crispy Rice with spicy tuna, crispy fried sushi rice, jalapeño, and avocado. It was the perfect balance of crunch, spice, and freshness. My husband went with the Chirashi Bowl, packed with tuna, salmon, hamachi, roe, seaweed salad, avocado, shiso, chives, and sushi rice. We wrapped things up with the Chocolate Maki, because apparently "we'll just skip dessert" is something people say but never actually do. The dark chocolate mousse, chocolate pistachio crêpe, and pistachio cream were rich, decadent, and worth every bite. Soba continues to prove that even a random Wednesday can feel like a night out. Guess we'll have to keep coming back for quality control.

I'm genuinely torn writing this because I was so excited to bring my group of friends here for a…read morespecial night out in Shadyside. The atmosphere at Soba is undeniably gorgeous and fancy, and from a service standpoint, the staff was a absolute super. We had a large party, and even though joining tables isn't really their standard setup, they were incredibly patient, gracious, and accommodated us without hesitation. Our server was super knowledgeable, gave great recommendations, and we ad fun all night right up until closing. The appetizers started off strong: the Shrimp Tempura was wonderfully crispy with a delicious dipping sauce, the Tuna Crispy Rice was great, and the Double Salmon Roll had an (interesting) exotic twist with jalapeño on top. Unfortunately, things took a sharp turn with my main dish, the Crab Fried Rice. While the portion was huge, the flavor was extremely bland and flat--the crab got completely lost in a sea of rice. Worse, it was absolutely overwhelmed by an HUGE amount of cilantro; even as someone who likes cilantro, finding a giant bunch buried in the bowl totally ruined the dish. My friends' dishes, like the Chirashi, looked an tasted much better. To make matters worse, a few hours after returning home, I became violently ill and stayed sick for the entire next day--something that almost never happens to me. While I truly appreciate the incredible hospitality and front-of-house team, the combination of a disappointing dish and getting so sick afterward makes it impossible for me to give this place more than 2 stars.

Ordered dimsums and a hot and sour soup. We skipped the buffet. Dimsums were good and flavorful…read more Soup was also flavorful and spicy Soup dumpling was especially good, my favorite from the line up. So often they are flavorless. We stopped in for a quick & light lunch so I can't speak to the buffet or any of the chicken dishes I see being plated for takeout. Takeout boxes were being plated from buffet bar. Service was quick and friendly.

Service was welcoming and attentive the moment I walked in. They have a buffet that seemed popular…read morebut I was looking more for the menu options. It seemed to attract a lot of nearby people on their lunch breaks as well as students. I went in late December so it wasn't too busy and I found parking around the corner. I was seated and browsed through the menu. I ended up ordering: - Warm HK milk tea: I found this overly sweet overwhelming the milk tea - Pork with egg: This was under the HK menu with the char siu, crispy duck, and chicken option. What I got was not what I was expecting (char siu and boiled egg). The plate was more egg drop soup with pork and peas. It also had a sweet flavor. - Dim sum for one: Sui mai was decent. Har gao was off. They must have put something meant for the dessert dumpling into it. Coconut didn't have the mochi consistency I was expecting. It was very soft, not at all sticky or chewy. Staff was really nice. I just didn't enjoy my meal, unfortunately.

Reliable, delicious spot for Chinese food! Dry Special Noodles with minced beef were perfect,…read moreactually good amount of spice and flavor, plus portion was great for the price. Honestly all the dishes here look great, and with quick service, can't ever go wrong

We were walking down the street and decided to try this spot out. There are so many different…read moreoptions on the menu there is literally something for everyone!! The staff are super kind and sweet, you can tell it is a family owned and authentic Sichuan restaurant. We started with the scallion pancakes and the gold and silver small buns. The scallion pancakes were some of the best i've had in the city they soak right into the sauce. We also got the Kung Pao Chicken and I got the Duck noodle soup. The portion was huge and so filling. I left and told everyone to check it out. We will be back!!