4.5 stars. PF BBQ House is a local Chinese restaurant that serves Northeastern Chinese skewers,…read moreSichuan cuisine, and more. Please see my attached photos for the menu in July 2026. In the past year, I have eaten one lunch and one dinner here. For both visits, the exterior of the restaurant needed to be updated, but the interior looked stylish and clean. An employee promptly greeted me, seated me at a table, and took my order, although she did not speak much English. Across my two visits, here are the foods that I purchased: Classic Spicy Grilled Fish - 4.5 stars - I am not sure of the type of fish, but it and its accompanying vegetables came in a large, impressive tray and tasted spicy and delicious. White rice was on the side. Fried Sticky Rice Cake - 4.5 stars - This dessert reminded me of donuts with a chewy inside, and I liked them very much. Beef Skewers and Chicken Skewers - 4.5 stars - The meats were juicy and highly seasoned. PF BBQ House is open for lunch and dinner for dining in, takeout, and delivery. You may order food in person or through apps such as Fantuan. I encourage more people to eat here.

This place is the only restaurant that makes me feel like I'm actually eating in China. The food is…read morereally authentic. You will see when you come- there are lots of international students eating here. Your service will be fast and efficient but don't expect too much small talk or fake nice attitude. You came for the good food. That's how we do in the old country. A lot of us came for the Chinese new year menu and it was outstanding. We got to try 13 dishes total

Really great spot for tapas and drinks with a great atmosphere!…read more Balvanera had amazing service and great food and drinks to match. The pisco sour is one of my favorites, while each of the dishes were delicious and were great accompaniments.The standouts were the empanadas, tongue, and tartare, but nothing was a miss. Definitely a great place for a slightly formal but still relaxed casual meal!

$40 corking fee PER bottle. I mean come on. You know that's ridiculously scummy. I definitely have…read moreno desire to ever return. edit to add: $80 dollars added to the bill for opening 2 bottles of wine. Thats what's icky.

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!

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!

When I first got here, I went to the bathroom and it was pretty dirty. It smelled like bleach too,…read moreand the supply closet was open with a bunch of stuff sitting there. After seeing how icky the bathroom was, I was nervous to eat there & only decided to stay for a meal because my friend really wanted me to try their food. Honestly, I am SO glad I stayed and I really can't wait to go back again! The restaurant itself is super cute and has a beautiful mural outside of the building, which I snapped a pic of. I loved the tables inside and the wallpaper. I ordered the shrimp fried rice and ate it so quickly that I didn't even get a photo, hahaha! It was sooo delicious! That was definitely a comfort food choice, since I was trying lamb for the first time. And how was the lamb you might ask? Absolutely insane. Steak has been my favorite food for a long time, but I'm pretty positive that lamb has taken its place! Gosh it was delicious and they seasoned it SO wonderfully! It melted in my mouth and was so naturally buttery from the fat. It's certainly a new guilty pleasure of mine. I also tried the Sichuan chicken, which was pretty dang good! I really enjoyed the spice level and the taste of the dish! I was totally caught off guard by it being served cold (intentionally), yet I really liked it! Water and cups were given to us upon seating, and we ordered digitally via a QR code. The food came out probably 15 minutes after that, which was awesome! The girl who brought us the food seemed pretty sweet too. Dining here was more than just getting food. It was a whole different kind of experience for me, and it felt as if I was able to experience a few authentic cultural things, which I am very grateful for! I will definitely be back again and with friends! Although my first impression wasn't the best, I can acknowledge one thing clearly--dirty bathroom but AMAZING food!

Really good Chinese food. We were pleasantly surprised and will definitely be coming back. Ordering…read moreis through a QR code and it's BYOB. Standouts were the shredded pork with peppers, the Singapore noodles, and the salt and pepper wings. The Chongqing Spicy Chicken is super duper spicy- made my face tingly. The lamb skewers were also delicious.

Pittsburgh needed this!! Very solid Shanghainese food :)…read more The pork xlb was my favorite thing! The wrapper was very thin, and the soup inside was nice and warm. The pan fried pork buns were good, but could definitely be crispier on the bottom, and I wish there was soup inside! I liked the sautéed green beans because they seemed very fresh and weren't overly fried/salted. The shanghai stir-fried udon was actually udon. I thought it was just translated wrong and that it would be shanghai cu chaomian, but it wasn't. It was still super tasty though! I just wish the noodles were a little firmer. The cold soy milk was very yummy too. Not sure if they add any sugar but it was pretty sweet! Service was super quick! And there was no wait on a Thursday lunch :)

Came on a Monday for lunch. Seated right away…read more Ray was our server. Fantastic service and delicious food. Came with a friend. We shared an order of the Lucky Six Soup Dumplings, Pan Fried Pork Buns, and Green Beans. All of it was so tasty and filling. If I could only order one thing next time it would be the Pan Fried Pork Buns. We tried our hand at making our own dipping sauce with the ginger strings, soy sauce and vinegar. That was fun to try. Dining area has tables and chairs, bench seats, and a bar area. Definitely coming back here to try more food. Attached: 5 photos

Pretty good sushi and Thai place tucked off the beaten path in Oakland. Nice quiet seating area and…read moretable service puts it a solid step above other, similar food options nearby that feel more like fast food or chains. I've gotten sushi here a couple times. One take out order was pretty quick. Dine in was also pleasant; it's pretty dark and not too crowded so it feels very quiet. My sushi was good both times. Fairly standard rolls, tasty and not overly decorative or flashy. Rainbow roll had a particularly nice medley of fish pieces. When I came for dine-in with my wife she got a spicy mayo tuna poke bowl. It had a nice assortment of toppings though was a bit heavy on the mayo. Lots of rice made it quite filling (she shared some with me). We also tried the steamed pork dumpling appetizer. They were very hearty as dumplings so though fairly plain. I'll definitely come back to try some of the Thai food and will drop in for sushi when I'm in the mood.

Ordered chicken pad Thai and a shrimp tempura roll, the roll was literally all rice with a tiny…read morepiece is shrimp and a small bit of imitation crab. The pad Thai tastes burnt and has no flavor. Absolute waste of $30 this evening. Greatly disappointed. Do yourself a favor and eat elsewhere.

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.

Fast quality sushi made right in front of you. Very casual seating upstairs and sometimes some…read morespots outside. Gluten free soy sauce is available. Staff is friendly.

Hands down my favorite ramen spot in Pittsburgh. So delicious! Noodles cooked perfectly. Easily my…read morefavorite pork chashu, its smoky and so flavorful. Wait staff is super friendly. Very clean and beautiful building with a great vibe.

Great broth! The restaurant is small and looks a little dark but the food is better than the…read moreambience in this case.