Someone earlier mentioned that Kabuki near Churchill had good Japanese food. We tried it and the food was very good. The first time eating there there was 2 of us and we each ordered a meal, and it came to about $32. We thought it was worth it. An older couple owned the restaurant. We gave a $5 tip for a $28 dollar meal. Anyway, the 2nd time we went, I happened to be on a diet and I had planned on only eating a salad miso soup and a side dish of tofu and my friend had tempura. The point is the lady had a fit and said she didn't know if they could do that. Have only one meal ordered. The tempura was 12.50 for my friend, my side salad was 3.50, my soup 1.00, and my tofu - 3.00.(mine coming to 7.50 for nothing) That is a easy $20 meal, she said she had to ask the cook, her husband. Anyway she came back and said this is the only time she can do that. So I asked why do we spend money and you can't serve us because we do not spend enough. It is just ridiculous. We should've walked out at that point but we didn't and she came back with a salad, and soup, which she threw hard on the table. It was the rudest thing I had ever seen in my life. AFter that the following dishes she threw on the table, never filled our tea, and didn't even give dessert, which was supposed to come with the meal. She didn't say one word to us. At the end we said, it's really too bad that she had to treat us that way, we eat out almost 5 out of the 7 days, and mostly Japanese food, she told us to leave and not ever come back. It was an unbelievable experience. Sushi Too on walnut I would recommend. We eat there 2-3 times a week, at times we order alot, and at times I go on my diet and we share things, they are always kind, if we order $5 worth or $45 they still treat us like customers. There food is pretty good too. So for those Japanese food eaters out there, if you care about how people treat you in a restaurant, I'd avoid Kabuki. THE POINT IS AVOID KABUKI if you ever want to share something with someone else, cause they won't like it and treat you like shit even though you spend $25 bucks.
Pittsburgh, PA