Welcome to PF BBQ House! Located at 328 Atwood St, we’re your new go-to for mouthwatering Asian Fusion cuisine. From authentic Northeastern Chinese skewers to spicy Sichuan dishes and American Chinese favorites, our grand-opening restaurant has something to delight every palate. Come on by, say hello, and let us treat your taste buds to a delectable experience. Your flavorful journey begins here!
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Address: 328 Atwood St, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Phone: (412) 737-0299
Website: https://www.pfbbqhouse.com/
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Spent about $50 for 2 people for food that was very well portioned. What you’re seeing is Mongolian Beef, Shredded Beef with Onions, and the Lamb Skewers.
I will start with the good. Those Lamb Skewers were extremely flavorful. I would come back just for it. They have a seasoning on the exterior that isn’t too overbearing. For $10 you get about 4 skewers which given the size, works more for an appetizer than a main entree.
The Mongolian beef didn’t blow me away but it was good. The main issue I had was the beef itself was a bit under seasoned to let the Mongolian sauce shine and you can tell when you eat it. However, the sauce pairs very well with the white rice and I enjoyed it in spite of its short comings.
The shredded beef with onions was really good. I preferred it to the Mongolian beef. It has a hint of sweetness that isn’t overpowering and enough spice to balance it out. However, it was the same problem with the Mongolian. I feel like the beef as a base needs to be a bit more seasoned.
As a whole, I really enjoyed the food here and recommend if you’re looking for a nice cozy Chinese BBQ vibe with a pretty interior and good food.
Update: we tried the grilled fish, literally there was only a grilled fish without any sides like potato. I’m not sure if it worth $38.
The restaurant requires climbing stairs, which may not be very convenient for people with disabilities.
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Cumin beef is good and tasty but hard to chewing. (Spicy)
I recommend Pork with chestnut! Sweet, fatty but delicious
The Classic Spicy Grilled Fish was next-level — packed with authentic sichuan flavor, and loaded with add-ins like enoki, potato, and tofu. The Combo B was delicious: lamb, beef, chicken skewers, fish tofu, wings, garlic eggplant all grilled to perfection and full of smoky, spicy goodness.
We also got the Chongqing Spicy Chicken, Sliced Pork with Sizzling Rice, the Walnut Prawns, and the Pulled Noodles. And don’t sleep on the Beef Flatbread! Everything was delicious and the service was excellent.
Interior is airy feeling despite the size it looks outside the building. Plenty of space and seating for a small or large group. New renovations and aesthetics are wonderful. Unique and traditional dishes are offered that you cannot find elsewhere locally. Extremely attentive front of house that offers the right balance of check in and private time for your table.
Dishes I got to experience:
>The combo bbq skewer that includes fish tofu (so good), beef, lamb, chicken, and jr pork link sausages. The spice is flavorful and develops to not overwhelm. I can’t even pick a favorite and let me say that the spices are perfect balance.
>Oysters with garlic and vermicelli noodles served in the shell, so delicate and flavorful. Fresh and well shucked.
>triple pepper chicken: the flavor is packed in here because chicken is bone in as opposed to dry chicken breast chunks. Very reminiscent of home cooking. Perfect with the white rice it’s served with.
>braised pork belly! What a treat. Melt in your mouth, and a bonus with whole chestnuts that adds a great texture and taste over the white rice.
>scallion oil noodles are a simple flavorful base side addition and highly recommend (wonderful with your left overs as well)
>the eggplant with garlic and chili was stunning. I enjoy this stand alone out mix with rice.
>dessert rice cakes with concentrated reduction of brown sugar syrup side was a texture I have never had and cannot wait to have again. The rice cakes are fluffy and a crisp outside with airy but chewy inside. Sauce is to be used sparingly as a drizzle or dip.
Y’all, I am not kidding when I say you are doing a disservice to yourself if you don’t run instead of walk to this spot! I will return many times and introduce my family friends and coworkers to this Pittsburgh new staple Asian fusion place.