Hunan Bar

  4.3 – 522 reviews  $$ • Chinese restaurant

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Compact, down-to-earth kitchen providing Hunan, Sichuan & American-style Chinese dishes.

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Hours

Monday11 AM–9:30 PM
Tuesday11 AM–10 PM
Wednesday11 AM–10 PM
Thursday11 AM–10 PM
Friday11 AM–10 PM
Saturday11 AM–10 PM
Sunday11:30 AM–9:30 PM

Address and Contact Information

Address: 239 Atwood St, Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Phone: (412) 621-2326

Website: https://hunanbar.com/

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Reviews

Brenda S.
First time to Pittsburgh and found this gem of a restuarant. We got the egg drop soup and homemade dumplings to start. Super delicious and large portions. For our main course we got the sesame chicken and beef stew fun. Large portions and also delightful. We will definitely be going back. I highly recommend
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Shirlendy C
An absolute gem for authentic Chinese cuisine lovers! Don’t let the modest decor or occasional language barriers deter you – this place serves THE most phenomenal dishes that keep me coming back daily. The chefs masterfully blend fiery Hunan flavors, numbing Sichuan spices, and hearty Northeastern comfort food in ways that teleport me straight to China’s culinary capitals.

Must-tries:
No 116 Steamed Fish Filet with Chopped Chilies ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Huge fish – takes two people to finish!
No 130 Braised Pork with Preserved Vegetables ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Trust me, it has a beautiful name in Chinese.
No 168 Sichuan Mapo Fish ⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you are hungry and don’t know what to order, go for this.
No 177 Double Cooked Pork Slices ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the most classic Chinese dishes.
No 215 Double Cooked Pork Slices(Crispy Sweet and Sour Pork Slices ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Same name but totally different tastes. My favorite.
No 232 So Say We All Cabbage ⭐⭐⭐ Vegetable dishes are a must too.
No 244 Fish Flavor Shredded Pork ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect with rice.
No 254 Kung Pao Chicken ⭐⭐⭐⭐ This tastes best with extra spice!

While service might require some patience (and Google Translate), every mouthwatering bite justifies the adventure.

Pro tip: Come hungry and ask for the authentic Chinese food recommendation – it’s where the real magic happens!
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Amalia Lardas
I’ve been going to Hunan Bar since 2019 and it’s ALWAYS amazing. The buffet hotpot is delicious. The meat is always tender and flavorful. The regular menu is packed with a large variety of options. The service is always attentive, friendly and lovely. Highly highly recommend !!!!
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Moonyoung Lee
About $40/person for hotpot buffet all you can eat. The portion and taste are pretty good. Food came out quick as well. I would recommend the deep fried pork with honey glazed (guo buo ro).

The table was slightly dirty with grease stain that got on my sleeves when I sat down. Fyi, dress causally and avoid wearing clothes you dont want stained.
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Globetrotter
EXCELLENT AUTHENTIC HUNAN CUISINE & Pittsburgh’s TOP CHINESE HOT POT. It’s true gustatory dining, very popular to the local ethnic Chinese, Japanese and Korean emigres especially among students of the local universities. It’s very busy during the weekends.

The 9-page booklet menu with large scripts is very navigable , a contrast to the dizzying lists so common among the uniformly dismal Chinese-style eateries of America.

It’s a home for the Traditional Chinese HotPot , from single (large 50-oz) bowl for the single dinner to the buffet style souping dinner for a group. The classic bone broth (Mala Tang) is a rich, yet light soup is absolutely delightful Any of the single bowls are outstanding!!!

Then there’s the Hunan entrees, distinguished by their thick yet silken sauces. Pairing a meat entree with a Hunan vegetable is truly extraordinary

Service is very good, the staff are helpful in deciding which ones to try.

This is a restaurant worth several visits. Prices are very reasonable.
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RJ
Disappointed ☹️ I would not recommend this place. The staff is kind and accommodating but the food itself is below average. I would give this restaurant another chance if they improve on their service and especially cleanliness.

Hot Pot- The spicy soup base was delicious but the white soup base was not good at all. The vegetables were fresh and the meat was good too. The stove on the table was dirty and smelled bad, probably from previous food spills.

Brown Sugar Milk Boba Tea- The tea was good, a little on the sweet side but the tapioca itself tasted rubbery so it was probably old.

The service was poor and the restaurant is not clean. Don’t expect a good ambiance here. I would at least expect the utensils on the table to be clean. We had to ask for the tongs and plates to he replaced because there was dried up food bits on it. The receipt included gratuity up front. Not sure why that would be the case since we were just two people.
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Kelsey D’Souza
Large servings and authentic Hunan flavor. We asked for minimal oil and no MSG in all dishes, possible since my grandparents speak mandarin. Ordered way too much for four people but now we have yummy leftovers.

(1) bok choy with mushrooms (A+ sauce),
(2) pork stomach with vegetables (a wildcard we were all pleasantly surprised by),
(3) winter melon spare rib soup (almost creamy bone broth),
(4) sliced fish Hunan style (didn’t realize this was fried but still good, not particularly greasy; generous chili and peppercorn !!),
(5) water spinach (came in like a creamy mushroom sauce, good for quenching the spice flames),
(6) scallion pancake (we didn’t even touch this we were so full. Later tried a piece and it’s light and flaky, not too greasy).

Affordable prices with college crowd. Fish and seasonal water spinach were pricier, most dishes $5-9.50, specialities around $13-16. Didn’t try the hotpot but it seemed very popular. My grandparents were huge fans of the flavor and quality. They also had interesting looking rabbit and frog dishes. Another time!
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Carl L
The food is gorgeous. Authentic Chinese Szechuan/Hunan style. Come here if you want authentic spicy Chinese food.

However, the dining environment needs improvement. There is gnats flying around the restaurant, which is very annoying and disgusting. The restroom is also dirty and disgusting. I know I came here for the food not for the 5-star hotel kind of environment. But it’s the details makes the perfect!
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Artem Morkami
Really great food and large portions for the price. I ordered hot and sour soup and spicy chicken, both were fantastic. Cannot recommend this place enough.
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Katherine Cox Zendejas
This place is amazing!!!!!! Tonight, we tried their hotpot, which was fabulous! A little pricey, but to celebrate an occasion or a nice date night, trust me this is sooo worst it! We tried the half white and half spicy broths. The broths were already complex and perfectly seasoned. The selection of the vegetables was very fresh and high quality! The meats were lovely as well. The staff was very welcoming, friendly, and happy to help, seeing as it was our first time trying hot pot. In the end, we overstuffed ourselves, not wanting to waste any of the godly ambrosia at our fingertips. Looking around at other patrons getting their meals, everything looked wonderful! We heard a lot of yummy noises, plus saw a lot of happy faces. The place was packed! It’s no wonder why!
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