Sushi ATARASHI
$ • Sushi Bars, Japanese
Hours:
120 Oakland Ave, Pittsburgh
(412) 687-3858
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5 star sushi and some very creative options to choose from. My 5 year old and I are the only ones in my house that like sushi so I took her on a mommy and me date here. She loved it and so did I. If you're a fan of Crab Rangoon you will not be disappointed by the Crab Rangoon roll 😋
Worst sushi ever!!! Quality is really poor!
Tuna sushi had a strange color and a terrible smell, had to put all my order in the garbage!
Don’t waste your money
I love grabbing lunch at Atarashi, very friendly staff and the food is delicious. I introduced the restaurant to some of my peers and now it’s our favorite spot. Love their sushi burritos and fire bowl 💕. Love supporting our local business
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Hours
| Monday | 10:30AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 10:30AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 10:30AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 10:30AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 10:30AM - 9PM |
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Sushi ATARASHI is a nice, fast-casual spot known for its fresh ingredients like cucumber and spring mix greens. The restaurant features highlights such as salmon sashimi and steamed white rice with generous portions. They offer gluten-free options and allow customization with ingredients like Chipotle. The place is wheelchair accessible and has friendly staff. Prices are fair, and off-campus dining dollars are accepted. While there are plenty of sushi choices, vegetarian options are limited. Some customers have expressed disappointment over the removal of items like baked tofu and vegan ponzu sauce. Customizing bowls remains a popular choice, but there have been concerns about the packaging, with one customer reporting a cut finger from the mini bowl. Additionally, the Hawaiian bowl was noted to have a lot of rice but only a few pieces of Ahi Tuna, with some feeling that the price is too high. Despite the changes since the restaurant's previous name, Sushi Fuku, and slower service, many still appreciate the quality of the food, including the tasty spring rolls and miso soup.