Pittsburgh, PA

sushi, where y'at

5 posts · Sep 8, 1994 to Sep 12, 1994

AnonymousSep 8, 1994

 Someone wrote:

 > Sushi... where y'at??
 >
 > Well I've been in Pittsburgh for over a year and I'm at the point
 where
 > I'm thinking, "Hey, there must be decent sushi, even in Pittsburgh."
 >
 > To be honest, I've been to Sushi II (too?) in Shadyside, and it was
 fine.
 > But what is considered the "best" sushi joint in town.
 >
 > With a craving for raw fish,
 >
 > Sutton

   The place on Rt. 22 in Wilkins Township, (next door to Sears, near
 Monroeville Mall) has very good stuff, but they will only make it when
 they are busy. Never before 6PM. Sometimes not at all, they claim that
 they cannot get fresh ingredients at times. But what they have, when
 they have it, is very good.
                                     ||Larry||

Julie H.University of PittsburghSep 9, 1994

 The best sushi I have found is on a 2nd floor restaurant two or three
 doors down from Nick's coffee dawntawn.  Sorry I don't know the name, but
 the chef used to cook at the old Samauri.
 jules

Esther F.University Libraries - Library Automatio, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PASep 9, 1994

 Excerpts from netnews.pgh.food: 9-Sep-94 Re: sushi, where y'at Julie J
 [email removed] (194)

 > The best sushi I have found is on a 2nd floor restaurant two or three
 > doors down from Nick's coffee dawntawn.  Sorry I don't know the name, but
 > the chef used to cook at the old Samauri.

 Hana.

 I haven't tried there yet.  The best sushi I've had is at Sushi Kim in
 the Strip.

Arthur J.Freshman, H&SS Undeclared, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PASep 10, 1994

 for authentic Japanese try Kabuki's

 address is:

     635 Brown Ave.,  Turtle Creek.

     Happy eating,

             Arthur

AnonymousCarnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PASep 12, 1994

 Esther F. wrote:
 > Excerpts from netnews.pgh.food: 9-Sep-94 Re: sushi, where y'at Julie J
 > [email removed] (194)
 >
 > > The best sushi I have found is on a 2nd floor restaurant two or three
 > > doors down from Nick's coffee dawntawn.  Sorry I don't know the name, but
 > > the chef used to cook at the old Samauri.
 >
 >
 > Hana.

 The sushi there is pretty good (though the wasabi is milder than I
 like, but so is the wasabi at the Sushi Kim). Their other food is also
 pretty good. The only drawback is the service, which is very slow.

 >
 > I haven't tried there yet.  The best sushi I've had is at Sushi Kim in
 > the Strip.

 Also very good, and the Korean food there is also worth having.

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