First time trying this place. It's definitely a Take-out place although there is one table. But at…read moreShaler Plaza on Rt 8 at the foot of Saxenburg Blvd it's really accessible. The food was really good. The miso soup was rich tasting and not thin and watery as it so often comes. I had very fresh tuna and eel sashimi and my wife had an avocado roll and a crunchy shrimp roll. We both commented how fresh everything tasted despite it being a Sunday evening. The order was ready when I arrived. This will certainly be my choice for sushi and sashimi from now on.

Not the best sushi I've ever had, but good enough for a solid four stars. Price was pretty average…read moreand the service was prompt, although with only one person behind the counter Id expect slower service during peak dinner time. Take out only so plan on that. Would go back.

Kazoku Sushi is a local restaurant inside the food hall Lawrence Hall. The menu lists appetizers…read moresuch as edamame and main courses of poke bowls and raw and cooked sushi rolls. Customers may order their foods either online or at the counter. At this restaurant, I attended a Yelp Experience, which I reviewed separately. This review is about only the one appetizer for which I paid money. The employee promptly and courteously served me. I thought that my three vegetable spring rolls and my choice of sauce (yum yum) tasted good. I do recommend that people try out Kazoku Sushi.

Friday lunch had us in search of some sushi. We ended up here at the Larry Hall. Not only this…read moreplace but several others and a bar, this was a cool place. Being first timers we went right up to the counter which is fine, but it's designed mainly to sit down and order via QR code with hall staff serving to you. We shared three rolls: California roll, crunchy California roll, and crunchy shrimp tempura roll. They were pretty standard - nothing really good or really bad - just solid.

This is one of my favorite spots to visit when I am wanting lots of sushi! I find myself coming…read morehere a few times a year, and enjoying it each time. Sushi Bomb is an all-you-can-eat sushi and hibachi restaurant in Robinson Township, on the other side of the parking lot from Robinson Mall. They have different lunch and dinner menus, with the lunch just being a more condensed version of the dinner menu. In addition, they serve a variety of non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks. It is in a small strip mall with several businesses, so the restaurant itself is not gigantic. There is signage identifying the business out front, and the strip has designated parking in the front and on the side. However, since it is across the larger parking lot from the mall, any overflow parking can park in the mall lot and take the short stroll over. This is going to happen during peak business hours, as the strip simply will not have enough parking. In regards to seating, there are tables of varying sizes, in addition to some booths along the perimeter. On this visit, my fiance and I ate in on a Friday night in August. It was packed when we arrived, which was around 7:30 PM. Usually on the weekend nights, it will be rather busy. I have eaten here for lunch and been seated immediately, but I have found that for weekend dinners there will usually be a little bit of a wait. We actually put our name in before we left the house, and there were only a few parties ahead of us by the time we arrived at the restaurant. We live about 25 minutes away, so I would say if you do this about 30 minutes before you want to dine in, it should work out that your wait is minimal for the weekend nights. We were seated at a table after a short wait upon arriving. It is all-you-can-eat, but you order off of the menu and rolls are brought out fresh to you. So, we looked over the menu and began ordering some of the rolls we wanted to try. There are a ton to choose from - with over 100 menu items on the dinner menu alone. While we waited for our orders to come out, we visited the Cold Bar, which is set up more like a traditional buffet. It is not very large, but usually has Lettuce for a salad, different Seafood Salads, Fruits, Desserts, and various Sauces. The desserts especially seem to rotate in and out, so these might vary each time you visit. For appetizer-type items, we ordered the Edamame (3), Miso Soup (1), Spring Rolls (4), Shrimp Tempura (8), Crab Rangoons (9), Fried Calamari (10), and Gyoza Dumplings (6). My personal favorite is always the Shrimp Tempura, as I love shrimp in any form. The Edamame is a generous portion, though if you did not think so you could always just order some more! These dishes are served in small enough quantities that you can simply just put in for more if you find one you particularly like. It also helps you to save room for more sushi! Our sushi rolls included the following: Salmon Skin Roll (91), Paradise Roll (74), Angel Roll (64), King Lobster Roll (69), and Mango Roll (76), along with a few single Sushi pieces. I typically gravitate toward rolls with cream cheese, so for that I really enjoy the Angel Roll. Going along with my shrimp comment from above, I liked the King Lobster Roll and the Angel Roll for that reason. The roll sizes here are a great size. If you are trying to sample as many as you can, I would recommend splitting rolls between those you are eating with. From the Kitchen Entrees, we tried the Teriyaki Steak Hibachi (33). The portion on this could have been an entire meal by itself! It came with a generous portion of fried rice, vegetables, and steak, all coated in teriyaki sauce. I know it is unlimited, but I was pleasantly surprised with the portion of this dish. It is never too long of a wait between ordering and when your items come out of the kitchen. I have never had slow or bad service here, as there always seem to be a lot of waiters/waitresses and runners. From start to finish, we were in the restaurant less than 90 minutes. Even on nights that are busy such as this one, it is never a bad wait for anything. After we ate until we literally could not eat anymore, I visited the ice cream freezer. They just have the classics of Vanilla, Chocolate, and Strawberry in single-serve cups, but it is always a nice way to end the meal here. After so much meat and rice, it helps to reset the pallet and leave on a sweet note. The value of this place is truly incredible. The adult dinner price is $23.99, and I believe the lunch price is about $5 less than that. It is hard to get a quality meal anywhere sit-down at that price nowadays, much less unlimited made-to-order sushi! I will forever recommend this place simply on the value alone. Truthfully, I love Sushi Bomb. As someone who was quite a sushi novice on my first trip here, I have grown more cultured and knowledged by trying a lot of different rolls from here over the years. I would highly recommend anyone giving this spot a try!

Sushi Bomb is a wonderful spot for all you can eat sushi! There are many different rolls to choose…read morefrom, as well as some appetizers and even hibachi items! I recommend going with a group so you can try multiple different rolls without ordering too much. A few of our favorites were the White Dragon Roll, Crazy Monkey Roll, and the Hawaiian Roll! They did also have a small salad bar and ice cream which our table appreciated. The space was clean and modern, and the service was pretty quick.

Good sushi for mall sushi! Would recommend for sure! They had it ready quick as well.read more

The owner Win took great care of me again for the third time in a row! Great sushi! Takes pride in…read morehis work! Thanks for the experience. I'll be back again soon!

Noodle review! Get…read moretheir special that isn't in the menu but on their board. The longevity noodles. Any of the hand cut noodles are delicious too (on the menu). Their noodles are chewy and thick so if you're expecting thin, not the right place. The noodles are satisfying and perfect. When we went a lot of people had hot pot so it seems popular. We also ordered the peppercorn chicken. It was spicy and even had some fried potatoes (fries) in it (definitely in Pittsburgh!). The owner told us there were bones but we decided to try it anyway. The bones are slightly annoying but the flavor is good although slightly saltier than we are used to. However, it's balanced out by eating the chicken with white rice which comes with the dish. Restaurant is no frills and has plenty of seating for an intimate or large crowd. The service is very friendly and helpful. We enjoyed our dinner. Note- we did get an appetizer of white tuna sushi. I wouldn't go here just for the sushi. The star is really the hand made noodles!

I took my partners here for a special dinner. We decided we hadn't had sushi in a while, and this…read morewas the closest place. FOOD we ordered: -1 order of the shrimp tempura appetizer. It was like $7 and had only 4 pieces of shrimp. Not a good deal. -1 vegetable tempura appetizer. The vegetable tempura was a better deal, $5 for around six larger pieces of tempura. Sweet potato, bell pepper, broccoli, eggplant. - 1 rock n roll ROLL. Very tasty and sweet. Like a dragon roll in reverse. - 1 dragon roll. Very tasty and sweet. Exact ingredients as a rock n roll roll. - 1 first date roll. This was the star of the show! It was the table favorite. Crunchy tempura shrimp inside, spicy tuna outside. Smothered in sweet bbq eel sauce. - 1 rainbow roll, also known as a caterpillar roll, where I am from. It's primarily various raw fish, avocado, and crab inside. It was just okay. Good enough. Better with a little wasabi. - 1 Pittsburgh roll. What the hell even was this roll? It was just crab paste or something. It was boring. - 1 spicy tuna roll. It was creepy how grayish pink it was. Spicy and fishy. Two of the three of us liked it a lot. ----- A note about the SOY SAUCE: don't use it! Something tasted really, really off about it. It seemed gross and not flavorful. I couldn't make it taste better with wasabi-- I've never had such strangely bad soy sauce before. Luckily, I ordered rolls that mainly had other elements to moisten them, so it was fine. Ambience- the place was empty on a Saturday around 6pm. Seemed like the family who runs it was just hanging out at the bar. It's not an upscale establishment. The bathroom smelled like someone accidentally dumped a whole bottle of bleach, and the eating area also smelled faintly of bleach, as a result. Service. We were quickly given water and our server, a femme with glasses, was very attentive and polite. ---- Overall, for sushi, it was just okay. I've lived in California and Hawaii, and have high hopes and standards of sushi. Some of the rolls here are overrated and overpriced. If you can learn what the good deals are here, or if money is no issue, it's an okay place for sushi for Pittsburgh.

I've been to Kiku a few times now, and it never disappoints. This time I started with the miso…read moresoup, which was flavorful and the perfect way to begin the meal. For my entrée, I ordered four sushi rolls, and every one of them was incredibly fresh and delicious. You can really tell they use quality ingredients. The service has always been attentive and friendly without being overbearing, and the atmosphere is quiet, calm, and relaxing..perfect for enjoying a meal. Kiku has become one of my go-to spots, and I'll definitely keep coming back. Highly recommend!

We have been coming here for years, and it has easily become one of my daughter's favorite places…read more Tucked away in Station Square, it has a comforting, traditional vibe that makes you feel right at home. The staff plays a huge part in that; the service is consistently attentive, sweet, and welcoming every single time we walk through the door. It makes total sense why they're so good at what they do, considering they've been open since 1983 and were actually the very first spot to introduce sushi to the city. Whether you're getting some of their fresh nigiri, a classic maki roll, or ordering a big, comforting bowl of sukiyaki, everything is always flawless. It's a true Pittsburgh staple that never lets us down, and we look forward to it every single time we go.

I actually had Hisui Sushi while visiting family at St. Clair hospital, and I could not believe how…read moregood and fresh it was! If the "hospital" sushi was this good, I'm sure the restaurant sushi is even better. There was a large variety to choose from! I had the shrimp tempura roll one day and sushi burrito another. Both were fresh and filling!

New sushi place in Cecil! They did a half off special for opening weekend:) How fabulous! Menu…read moreseems limited for now, but I'm sure it will grow. Curbside pickup only! They share a parking lot with the pizza place so it can get crowded. My friends and I ordered a ton of food and had a little car picnic and with the half off special, it was only $35. We tried the poke bowl, the cecil roll, the steelers roll, the spicy tuna roll, shrimp tempura roll, spicy salmon roll, and the philly roll. My personal favorites were the cecil roll (had green onions and crisp rice as garnish, some of my favs) and the poke. The poke fish was very fresh, but I was a little disappointed by the sushi. It's very similar to giant eagle sushi to me.

Food is always great. The wait time is generally longer than what it states. Usually 10-15m+. With…read morethat in mind , I've never been disappointed by any of the sushi we've gotten here.

10/10 - A hidden GEM in Gibsonia. Absolutely wonderful sushi and service! Staff was extremely…read morepolite! Looking forward to ordering again from here!!