We order from here on a weekly basis and it's always perfect. Their general tso chicken is just…read moretangy enough and we love their lo mein. Recently I got sushi for the first time and it was great for the price.

I ordered takeout. I could not recommend it any more…read more I had the Happy Family with fried rice & a vegetable spring roll. Everything was delicious. It was prepared well and the proportions were generous. It was ready in a timely manner. I didn't eat in so I can't really comment on the ambiance. But the food was 11/10!

I stopped by here last night to pick up takeout dinner for my family. This was actually my second…read morevisit here, with my first coming about six weeks ago. I hadn't heard of Umai Thai and Sushi until I found it on Yelp and was surprised to see that it had moved into the space formerly occupied by Thai Tamarind, which has since relocated. This restaurant has a couple of tables outside and many more inside. The walls are covered with pictures from around the world, although I haven't noticed much else about the décor. Both times I have visited have been for takeout, ordered through their website, which redirects you to Blizzfull. On both occasions my food was ready well before I arrived. I do have one bone to pick from my first visit. After I had already placed and paid for my order, there was an additional $2 charge added to my meal for vegetables. I still don't understand why, especially since I had already paid. Honestly, if the food hadn't been so good the first time, I probably wouldn't have returned because I don't think it's appropriate to change the price after an order has already been completed. For dinner on this evening I went with the spicy ramen noodles, which I had also ordered on my first visit, while my wife chose the Pad Thai. On her previous visit she had gone with the green curry. Both times we selected crispy chicken as our protein. The menu described my meal as stir-fried ramen noodles, egg, Napa cabbage, bell peppers, bean sprouts, basil, and homemade spicy chili sauce. My wife's was described as stir-fried rice noodles, egg, scallions, bean sprouts, and ground peanuts served in a homemade Thai tamarind sauce. This time around I chose a spice level of 7, whereas on my first visit I had accidentally selected a spice level of 0. My meal was excellent. The crispy chicken retained its crunch while the noodles were cooked perfectly with just the right amount of springiness. I also appreciated the bell peppers, Napa cabbage, and bean sprouts, while the basil added another layer of flavor. The real star, though, was the sauce. It had a sweet and savory flavor that I already knew I enjoyed from my first visit, but the added heat at spice level 7 really made it shine. For me, it was the perfect amount of spice. It was hot enough to make me pause between bites, but it never overwhelmed my palate. My wife also really enjoyed her Pad Thai, especially the crispy chicken. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. My wife and I both love the crispy chicken as a protein, and while the spicy ramen noodles have been excellent on both of my visits, I'd definitely be interested in branching out and trying more of the menu.

Umai Thai and Sushi is a local restaurant that serves Thai foods and Japanese sushi as well as…read morenon-alcoholic drinks. My husband and I ate one dinner here. We were fortunate to find a parking spot for our vehicle in front of the restaurant, but some free street parking is supposed to be available. The employees promptly and politely served us. The menu listed appetizers (e.g., gyoza and takoyaki), soups (e.g., wonton and tom kha), noodles and rices (e.g., pad Thai, lo mein, and yakisoba), noodle soups (e.g., tom yum and duck noodle), specials (e.g., peanut chicken, steak teriyaki, and grilled mahi mahi), sushi (e.g., salmon, octopus, red snapper, bluefin tuna, and yellowtail), poke bowls, ramen, bento boxes, and desserts (e.g., mochi ice cream, taiyaki, and mango sticky rice). Here are my ratings for what we ate: Thai Iced Tea - 5 stars - My husband really enjoyed the flavors of the tea, milk, spices, and sugar. Umai Sampler - 3.5 stars - This appetizer contained 2 crab rangoon, 2 spring rolls, 2 steamed dumplings, and 2 shrimp tempura. Green Curry Noodle Soup - 3.5 stars - This soup had a large serving size and was filled with nicely cooked rice noodles and vegetables such as broccoli, bell peppers, eggplant, and basil. I did think that it could have contained more coconut milk for a sweeter taste. Furthermore, I had requested a spicy level of 5 or medium, but the waiter recorded 4 and brought me broth that tasted more like 8. Green curry is my favorite Thai food, and this one did not quite match my expectations. Umai Street Noodle - 3 stars - My husband ate this main course. He had requested a spicy level of 2, and it was that level. It contained egg noodles, BBQ pork, wonton, bok choy, bean sprouts, and scallion. He said, "That was as average as average could be." The total price was $55 plus tax and tip.

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.

I would go here again for some fresh sushi. I got the Dinosaur Roll Plate. The tempura was crispy…read more All the seafood was melt in your mouth fresh. Hot tea, side salad and wonton soup was excellent. Service was attentive. Ambiance was clean and bright.

Updating this because aside from the sub-par pu pu platter noted previously, all our other take out…read moreorders have been outstanding. Portions are very large and a single entree is usually enough for a dinner plus at least one lunch. Always served hot and fresh. The staff is very competent too. Have never tried dining in but would recommend that based on the food alone.

The chicken Panang Curry is amazing…read more The lunch portion is huge...! Seriously, 2 people could enjoy 1 dish. Very nice and professional staff. Good prices. Nice dining area and very clean. I'll definitely be back.

Came in on a Monday with my family, it was about 4:30 before dinner rush with us only there, then…read moreit started to get busy. You can tell inside is a place on the outskirts of the burgh! Jerseys on the wall and all! I ordered two appetizers to start. The egg roll was phenomenal, so much flavor. I used to work nearby and would always see so many people ordering sushi for lunch. I finally get to see what the hype is all about. The crab rangoon is something I always go for anytime I want sushi. I had the Philadelphia roll. Very good. I want to say it was the manager who came to our table a lot, very attentive. Our waitress did take a while to get drinks, did not see too much of her. We will return because it was good and the price is right!

I feel like this place has a bigger variety than most other buffets I've been to. The food always…read moreseems hot and fresh and the service is very friendly. they seem to keep the place very clean too considering how busy it always is there.

I came on a Saturday night and it cost $15 pp for the dinner buffet. There was about three tables…read moreof varying food to select from. Very typical stuff at a Chinese buffet like general tso, sesame chicken, crab Rangoon, lo mein, etc.. Some of the food were definitely left out longer than it should've been as it was a bit cold/slightly warm side. The sushi wasn't that good. When I did get something that was on the warm side it was somewhat ok. Staff seemed irritated being there. For the cost you can get a lot of food to fill you up, but it wasn't that good. Overall a below average buffet that I wouldn't recommend going to. Food(50%): 3.5 Staff/service(25%): 4.0 Value(25%): 6.0 Overall: 4.2/10

This restaurant was entirely empty on a Sunday afternoon, it was beautiful weather but I was…read moresurprised. I imagine they get less business with the colleges over for the semester as is between Pitt and CMU campuses. I got a mango smoothie drink and the Japanese curry chicken over rice. I didn't hate it but I didn't love it, didn't taste much like the curry I had in Japan and the bowl was 3/4 rice. The drink was pretty good! Service was ok. If I'd be back, I'd try something else.

I had Taiwan Style Mince Pork Over Rice. It was flavorful and delicious! My daughter also loved…read moretheir Cristal shrimps. The service was very quick. You can order meals online through a QR code on the table. The server was so sweet. She noticed that I was speaking in Japanese with my friend and spoke Japanese to us. We came here on a weekday for lunch in July. Since most of the students were having a summer break, it was not crowded and there were many tables available. The ambiance is always lively with college students and business workers.

K Asian Bistro restaurant serves mostly Japanese foods and some Thai and Chinese foods. My husband…read moreand I have eaten meals here for several years. Both dining in and takeout are available. The employees kindly speak with us, and they promptly seat us, take our orders, and bring our beverages and foods. In my past reviews, I rated the tuna tartar trio, salmon martini starter, Thai-style rangoon, chicken hibachi, and salmon hibachi as 5 stars each, and I rated the hibachi steak bento box with a spring roll as 4.5 stars and the chicken hibachi bento box with pork gyoza as 4 stars. For our most recent visit, here are my ratings for what we ate: Sushi and Sashimi for 2 - 5 stars - This gorgeous sushi boat contained 10 pieces of chef's choice sushi, 18 pieces of chef's choice sashimi, and 2 rolls--Dragon Roll (eel, cucumber, and avocado) and Volcano Roll (batter-fried mixed fish and avocado with house-special sauce and tobiko/roe). They all tasted delicious. Hibachi Steak - 5 stars - The steak was juicy and flavorful, and it came with fried rice, soup, salad, and two pieces of shrimp. Pad Thai - 5 stars - The rice noodles were cooked well, and I enjoyed the flavor of the sauce and my choice of protein of chicken.

Well well...Allison Park's got some great Asian food up that way with K Asian. Got the lunch…read morespecial Bento box, but let's start with the salad and soup. The ginger dressing was very light and zesty and not so much peanut-flavored like you typically get. The miso soup was very rich and savory. As for the entrée, the Bento box had the red curry chicken with vegetables, spring roll with plum sauce, rice, and some sushi. Everything in the box was fresh, quality ingredients. I especially liked the crispy spring roll (not greasy and had great flavor). The sushi didn't miss either. For the red curry, was milder than I was expecting and would have liked a little more pepper spice to it. But it was still pretty good. The hot tea I ordered didn't taste like typical hot tea; something almost earthy and nutty about it, but it was delicious. The people working at the restaurant were gracious and speedy with the service (it's a family business which is always good to see). I'd love to come again next time I'm up here and try more sushi dishes. Great place!