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Asian eatery offering Korean BBQ buffets plus sushi & sashimi in a casual, group-friendly space.
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Address: 1241 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
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Sushi Kim 2
resh sushi and authentic Korean food in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Sushi Kim 2 combines Japanese and Korean flavors for an exceptional dining experience.
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Reviews
Rhys Agdamag
Their all you can eat Korean BBQ (weekends only) has a good selection of meats, seafood, vegetables and other side dishes. The wait staff is courteous, friendly, and always ready to help. The price is reasonable too.
… moreDan Peyton
Hard to find good sushi in Pittsburgh but this place is the bomb. Korean bbq and large arrange of dishes and entrees. Cool vibe and friendly service and I hope to be back very soon. Recommend the pork gyoza!!
… moreJacek Laskowski
Not a place I’d visit often, but close to my hotel. Sushi was OK. Hot green tea didn’t even look like so. Nice inside. WIFI available.
… moreVault of Metal
Quiet, classy, friendly atmosphere – fresh, and well prepaired food. The BBQ area upstairs open and friendly , and of course clean. Staff attentive not intrusive.
… moreCD M (Sarabellum)
The food was tasty/traditional; the atmosphere is classy. The location is a little odd between the strip and the city. But the reason I give 3 stars is the price is higher than usual and, most importantly: No Pork Belly! I’ve been to Korean BBQ in Seoul. This is the most important menu item. That being said, the Bulgogi beef was tender, really pleasantly seasoned and they do the frying for you. There could have been more and larger sides, but they were good choices. I won’t take a Korean here, but it’s a nice experience. We also had Unagi sushi, which was pretty and tasty with warm rice! It was alright.
… morealexlam24
There’s an option for unlimited Korean BBQ for $27.95 that’s available Fridays and Saturdays. Why the BBQ isn’t also available on Sundays, I don’t know, but the restaurant is closed Mondays so choose something else if you’re planning in advance. Otherwise the actual dining options are also good, with traditional Korean food that hasn’t been Americanized too much. I had a clam stew that was spicy, but had a decent amount of seafood inside. It could’ve been spicier, but enjoyable nonetheless. Also ordered a spicy salmon roll and I would recommend staying away from the sushi. It’s not that it’s bad in a physical food safety sense, but because they were unevenly cut, the seaweed was soft, and the spicy mayo used overpowered the taste of the salmon so all you ate was spicy. So stay away from the sushi and get what this restaurant does best. Korean food.
… moreInsu Hong
The worst Korean restaurant I’ve ever been. My wife and I ordered Bibimbap and Samketang there. The soup of Samketang was bland and tasteless at best. Inside the small chicken, where sweet rice and other ingredients were expected,was still frozen (see pic). It seemed they cooked the chicken in advance, and froze up. It was not fully thawed. Bibimbob was also bad, rice was cold. But the worst part was their customer service. When we made complain about this, one old lady, surely the owner of the place since unless would have been fired a long time ago, took our complain as if nothing. She bluntly said Bbimbob was supposed to be served cold (which is bs, I’m Korean too), and if I wanted she would recook the soup. She had not said sorry, never, which supposed to be her first response for complain like this. Our beautiful spring day was completely ruined by this bigotry and rudeness.
Simple putting, do not go this place unless you want to be terribly treated while wasting your money for nothing. I rather go to McDonalds.
… moreSimple putting, do not go this place unless you want to be terribly treated while wasting your money for nothing. I rather go to McDonalds.
Carla Johnson
Found this place at the end of my trip to Pittsburgh. Mr. Kim was such a joy to chat with while we ate. A group of friends and I say at the sushi bar and thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
… moreJules Atlas
Went to Sushi Kim for the first time for a friend’s birthday. They had a nice atmosphere and the staff were friendly and knowledgeable of the menu. The food was a little pricey, but worth it for the quality and quantity. Good for a date night or going out for a special occasion with friends. I will definitely be going back soon. Pictured is a sushi combination platter and Jang Uh Dup Bop (broiled eel over rice).
… moreBeau “Beau” Sheldon
We loved the shared beef bulgogi with the kimchi and the sushi order (12 count) was amazing, the best tuna I’ve ever had. The preparation and service was fantastic!
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