Anna “ThatOneBandKid._.”
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One word: WOW. My family and I came to this restaurant for a nice, family night out. Little did we know, we were in for a treat. We were greeted by a little projection on the floor outside, and we walked in thinking it was a normal sushi place. We had called, so the staff greeted us and showed us our table. We were immediately given waters, and we ordered other drinks. They came surprisingly fast. Another thing I took note of while sitting there was that the place was surprisingly empty. Barely anyone was there, and it was a Friday night. We ordered our food and the appetizers came pretty fast. We ordered the egg roll, Crab Rangoon, and ginger salad. They were amazing, and you could tell all the condiments were homemade. About five minutes after we finished appetizers, the entree came. To put it simply, I was stunned. As far as I was concerned, it wasn’t food; it was art. I cannot describe it any better, so I’ve attached the image of the food. We ordered the tuna roll, salmon roll, tuna a la carte, masago a la carte, salmon roe a la carte, the Steelers roll, the Mount Everest roll, and escolar sashimi. My favorite was by far the Steelers roll. It was probably some of the best food I’ve ever put into my mouth, and it was definitely the best sushi. The price of it isn’t bad either. It’s about $10 for a simpler roll, and around $15-20 for a more complex one. It’s definitely worth it. After the first round, we decided we wanted some more. We ordered more escolar sashimi and the Monster roll (without jalapeño, because I don’t really like those!). These were, as expected, AMAZING.
Overall, this was a 10/10 experience. The staff were very friendly and kind, the food was phenomenal, and the ambiance was calm. I would definitely recommend this. If you’re in Pittsburgh and you’re craving sushi, come to this place. It is 100% worth it, and you will not be let down.