Kiku, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Japanese Restaurant Details

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Got food poisoning from their sushi, throwing up all the next day, and I eat sushi all the time. Also my meal was like 50 bucks just for me

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We ordered a couple donburis from the lunch menu. While the pretty lunch boxes that they came in seemed small at the onset, they turned out to be pretty filling. The tempura one came with three shrimp pieces plus a few vegetable pieces, all of which were fluffy and slightly crispy on the outside and flavorful inside. The katsu was better--just as tasty with the breading on the outside of the meat, and accompanied by sliced onions and carrots.

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I have had the pleasure of eating lunch at Kiku several times and now the pleasure of having dinner. I can tell you the sushi was extremely fresh and the service and staff attentive. This is my favorite sushi restaurant in Pittsburgh ...

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Food is very expensive. For $18, you only got six piece of crab legs very thin, and only about 5" long. And it did not taste special. Spent $70 there, still feel half full.

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Went there because of online recommendations. It is a traditional style restaurant: peaceful Japanese music, bamboo decor...The chef was from Kyoto, Japan. He had been making sushi for 20+ years. Very skillful and nice to talk to. All the sushi are made and presented in the authentic way. Nagiri sushi are very fresh and great, especially for red snapper and orange clam.