24 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants in Pittsburgh

“Second time eating at this gem, bringing the family along. I had the tikka masala, and family had red curry, chicken quesadilla and Hawaiian stir fry. The flavors were SO delicious and everyone loved their meals. It's great they offer vegetarian protein choices and substitutes. Owners are super friendly. We can't wait to come back again!“

“Beautiful place for dinner and the food astronomical good!“

“Got Uber Eats delivery. They had pretty significant buy 1, get 1 specials. It was great. They have Chongqing Dry Fried Spicy Chicken and it was exactly what we hoped for. They did not skimp on the Szechuan chili peppercorns either! Other items we got were the Kung Pao Chicken and Chicken Fried Rice. Both were very good.“

“This restaurant came highly recommended and requires reservation several weeks in advance as it is usually booked up. Can confirm this one is worth the extra effort to get a reservation early. Great experience from the ambience and food to the service. Really a five star experience.“

“Amazing food, generous portions, kind staff. Loved the atmosphere, lighting fixtures and art work on the wall

If you get pad Thai and you like a lot of peanuts and lime ask for extra when ordering.

Downside is it was pricier than I expected. Two teas and two noodle dishes with an app and one dessert split was almost 80 dollars. But if I have the money I would go again in the future. I guess 35ish a person isn't bad in a higher end establishment. Glad I stopped in.“

“We went on a Sunday evening so there were only a few others there. The food was delicious, I enjoyed my Ramen and the homemade hot chili oil was amazing. A few drops over top added such a nice spice I did it a few more times and it was perfect. Had my nose running by the time I hit the bottom of my bowl. I'll definitely go back again“

“Great food and drink! Had the best burger and watermelon mimosa! staff was super friendly!“

“Wow! Loved the authentic food“

“GET THE BEEF STEW. My god…

Ordered for take out. One of the best twists on beef stew I’ve ever tasted in my whole life.

This place is the last of a dying breed here in Pittsburgh.

Family-owned. Authentic. Just real people serving real, made-to-order, fresh food.

Please support this place and keep them open forever.“

“We had a great experience at City Kitchen this weekend! We went to the Stranger Things pop up and then stayed for dinner! The food was exceptional and the service was great! I liked being able to order myself using a QR code and I loved the variety of options in one location. I would say the only con to this is that you don’t have a set server taking care of you, so I was unsure if we could have refills of our pop and they were not offered either. We will definitely be back though, and I’m looking forward to it!“

“Oh wow, Grapow! What a fun and vibrant dining experience! My friend and I were delighted with our lunch there last week — kha soi and Korean popcorn chicken. The crust on the fried chicken in his bowl was perfection, so crunchy in all the ways you want. Mine had beef, which came cooked with the ideal amount of pink in the middle and a generous portion. The place had an upbeat, energetic vibe, and the prices re totally approachable. Great spot!“

“Great chicken and fries, and lots of options, all from a small business. I recommend the popcorn chicken deal for the best bang for your buck, a large meal is had for $10 after tax and tip (do I even need one? Well I'm doing it for small businesses anyway).“

“I ordered the spicy spider maki hand roll from uber eats. I never make google reviews. I had to come on here and say how fresh and delightfully tasting it was. The fried rice and miso soup is really good. I haven’t had fried rice that tasted well in a while from Uber eats in Pittsburgh.“

“Mount Everest Sushi serves Japanese appetizers, sashimi, sushi rolls, poke bowls, don-buri, canned beverages, and more. For lunch, two employees served me very well. Some tables and chairs were upstairs. I ate the Salmon Poke and a plum soda and liked them.“

“The sushi is incredible and very reasonably priced“

“Came here on a tuesday afternoon and it was practically empty. Got the all you can eat and definitely got my money's worth! Friendly, attentive staff, delicious food and didn't feel rushed out! The yellowtail with jalapeno appetizer was my favorite, I recommended it if you don't mind a little bit of heat.“

“I am a fan of Thai food, and I came for the first time to "Took took 98", since I was close to the place, WHAT A DELICIOUS FOOD!!!!, my husband and I ordered soups, to taste, rice with pineapple, oh my God!! Everything is really very tasty and the prices are very reasonable. Congratulations to the cook!!!, the waiters are very nice and friendly. IT WILL BE MY FAVORITE PLACE. ❤️“

“Jimmy Wan's Foxchapel is one of the standout restaurants in all of Pittsburgh. Amazing food, excellent drinks, great staff, and wonderful ambiance and lighting. I recommend to everyone.“

“Very fresh and handmade food including the dumplings and noodles.very fast service,and they bring you water without asking the dumplings and soup were all very delicious and the portion sizes are large. The place is really clean,and close to the museum. Definitely recommend!“

“I have been going to Azon Wok for years and they used to be excellent. Now the last few times I ordered from them, it's not very good. My General Tso's chicken has been terrible. The TV dinners in the store were better. The breading on the chicken was soggy instead of crispy, the chicken meat was tough and dry. The sauce was just orange duck sauce with barley any seasoning to it, no peppers whatsoever in it, no flavor bursting in your mouth like it used to. Seems as if someone doesn't know how to cook the chicken or season it. You get chicken like that from putting it in too low a temperature of oil for a longer time to fry. My chicken fried rice had no egg in it all and hardly any chicken. What happened Azon Wok?“

“A personal favorite for take-out, this cultural restaurant has had alot of trouble with ICE and has reopened! Its dishes have changed a slight bit, and the environment inside is still lacking, but its still a good place to stop by. The pad thai is worth the time, along with the Hawaiian fried rice!“

“Needed a place to eat and they were open.. both a plus, was surprised at the quantity of items. Out of the 8 things I tried, 1 was not the best… but what do you expect, bbq can’t be done by everyone.. the others were top notch. The sweet n sour is how it should be.“

“It wasn't the biggest buffet ever, but had great options. Plenty of chicken and shrimp options. Great things for the kids too. Lots of desserts from fruit and jello to pastries and ice cream cups.

Kid-friendliness: There were lots of options for kids including mac and cheese and sweet and sour chicken.

Wheelchair accessibility: It was tight in the restaurant around the seating for walkers. But definitely doable.“

“Amazing everytime! Great food, great drinks! The lychee martini is so good! Hits every time! Spicy edamame >> so good the peppers in it are so delicious! Honey garlic chicken hits the spot every-time! First time trying the broccoli and WOW! Fantastic!“