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Top chef sushi chef ,omakashi experience bring his skill in squirrel Hill , just make life better. Authentic Japanese cuisine at :2121 Murray ave Pittsburgh pa 15217. Our foods are made with the freshest ingredients and prepared by Japanese cuisine chefs with multiple years of experiences. Our menus offers choices of delicious sushi, sashimi, maki rolls, ramen, tempuras, hibachi, and many others. The atmosphere of our restaurant will offer you absolute comfort while you enjoy your food. Yukiyama will be the choice for people who want to experience fresh and delicious Japanese foods like no others.
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Address: 2121 Murray Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15217
Phone: (203) 524-6488
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Yukiyama serves Japanese cuisine here in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Our menu offers Ramen, Sushi, Hibachi, Tempura, and more! We’re located north of I-376 west …
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Sushi and Sashimi Nigiri · 1. Tuna. $15.00 · 2. Jumbo sweet shrimp. $15.00 · 3. Salmon. $10.00 · 4. Yellowtaill. $12.00 · 5. Hirame. fluke. $12.00 · 6. Hotate.
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Yukiyama Japanese Restaurant in Pittsburgh, PA offers a diverse menu of traditional Japanese cuisine, including sushi, sashimi, and hot entrees. With a focus on …
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This is me and my husband’s favorite spot. We got Kobe wagyu which was AMAZING. We tried this dish and went back three days later to get it again.
Order specials if you want to try something unique! The chef definitely knows how to cook. We’ve also had uni straight from Japan.
… moreOrder specials if you want to try something unique! The chef definitely knows how to cook. We’ve also had uni straight from Japan.
Lawnna S
I was very disappointed with my experience at Yukiyama. The service was extremely slow—we had to wait an extended amount of time just to get water. Something seemed off with the soy sauce; it was overwhelmingly salty and had an odd taste.
I ordered the Squid Ramen, and unfortunately it was one of the blandest dishes I’ve ever had. I usually dislike wasting food and will eat almost anything, but I could not finish this bowl. The squid itself was tasteless and contained what seemed to be an excessive amount of cartilage, which only made the dish worse.
Overall, this was a very unpleasant dining experience, and I would not recommend the restaurant based on what I had.
… moreI ordered the Squid Ramen, and unfortunately it was one of the blandest dishes I’ve ever had. I usually dislike wasting food and will eat almost anything, but I could not finish this bowl. The squid itself was tasteless and contained what seemed to be an excessive amount of cartilage, which only made the dish worse.
Overall, this was a very unpleasant dining experience, and I would not recommend the restaurant based on what I had.
Little Ghozt
This place feels really authentic. The food is very adorable and delicious. Huge sushi rolls for 6 bucks; and they’re as fresh as can be. The staff, despite the language barrier, were very friendly. They even brought us free watermelon after we were finished eating. Great place! Please stop and try it out!
… moreJennifer Mai
I originally found this place after googling hibachi places cause my husband said he was craving steak & chicken hibachi, so decided to give it a shot especially after seeing all the great reviews on their sushi! I ordered myself sushi and got him hibachi & a sweet potato roll lol nevertheless he said the roll was good but hibachi was very average. I’m still giving five stars because it is hands down the best sushi/sashimi I’ve had in Pittsburgh so far. The fish selection is super fresh (I mean look at the marbling on the salmon in my photo :)), and they always include something extra that I didn’t even order! I am literally craving the salmon and Hokkaido scallop sashimi every day. The rolls are also not just all rice which I’ve noticed many Japanese spots in pgh usually are. If you look at my salmon avocado roll photo, you’ll see it’s got a lot of salmon & avocado and not all rice! Also to put it in perspective of roll size, I typically would need to order 3 salmon avocado rolls to be full. I could probably get full off one order and a side of edamame for how big the rolls are!
… moreNancy Cardone
We got back from Japan a week ago and were missing the amazing food. Thankfully, my husband found Yukiyama. Wow! It was super authentic and we loved it.
We ordered way too much food not thinking the portions would be Americanized. No matter. I’m happy to have leftovers for lunch this week. We loved the gyoza (dumplings). They were so soft, delicate and flavorful. They didn’t need the sauce but the sauce was terrific. The pictures of their sushi looked good so I wanted to try it. The tuna roll was delicious and only $6. My husband loved his chashu (pork that tastes just like bacon) ramen. There were tons of noodles, huge pieces of pork and mushrooms. He really enjoyed it and was in the mood for ramen since we loved it so much in Japan. I got the chicken katsu (basically a cut up fried chicken cutlet or breast). It was so krispy, tender and flavorful. The portion was giant. It came with white rice, miso soup and the sweet and delicious katsu sauce that I love.
We wi definitely be back to try other things when we come back out to Squirrel Hill. The man who brought out the food was so sweet. We miss Japan and found an amazing new spot.
… moreWe ordered way too much food not thinking the portions would be Americanized. No matter. I’m happy to have leftovers for lunch this week. We loved the gyoza (dumplings). They were so soft, delicate and flavorful. They didn’t need the sauce but the sauce was terrific. The pictures of their sushi looked good so I wanted to try it. The tuna roll was delicious and only $6. My husband loved his chashu (pork that tastes just like bacon) ramen. There were tons of noodles, huge pieces of pork and mushrooms. He really enjoyed it and was in the mood for ramen since we loved it so much in Japan. I got the chicken katsu (basically a cut up fried chicken cutlet or breast). It was so krispy, tender and flavorful. The portion was giant. It came with white rice, miso soup and the sweet and delicious katsu sauce that I love.
We wi definitely be back to try other things when we come back out to Squirrel Hill. The man who brought out the food was so sweet. We miss Japan and found an amazing new spot.
StellaSilverr
Went on a slow weekend afternoon. Nobody but myself, my partner, and another couple there. Not the worst sushi experience I’ve had, but not great either.
I’ll cut this place a little bit of slack since there was only one guy running the entire restaurant, but the service was still very slow. For whatever reason, the server/chef brought me my entree before my appetizer.
The food is mediocre. My partner got the squid salad which was incredibly salty, and the salmon maki. I ordered the tuna nigiri and karaage, but was instead served tuna maki and gigantic fried chicken drumsticks. The maki was fine, if not a bit bland. Regarding the chicken, it is written on the physical menu “唐揚げ” which is NOT fried chicken drumsticks, but boneless chicken cutlets, so if you’re expecting karaage, be prepared for a surprise. I didn’t eat it, although I tried a bite and it tasted peculiar. The server/chef tried to get me to take it to go (he didn’t ask, he insisted), to which I declined. Please don’t beg your customers to take their food to go if they don’t want it.
Anyways, if I was charged maybe half the price for what I paid for this food, I would’ve left feeling fine, but $21 to not get a single thing I asked for is a bit crazy. Please don’t trust anyone calling this place “authentic” in the reviews, plastering pictures of food with Japanese descriptions all over the walls is not a sign of authenticity. And please, owner, fix your menu. Not even the prices are written correctly.
… moreI’ll cut this place a little bit of slack since there was only one guy running the entire restaurant, but the service was still very slow. For whatever reason, the server/chef brought me my entree before my appetizer.
The food is mediocre. My partner got the squid salad which was incredibly salty, and the salmon maki. I ordered the tuna nigiri and karaage, but was instead served tuna maki and gigantic fried chicken drumsticks. The maki was fine, if not a bit bland. Regarding the chicken, it is written on the physical menu “唐揚げ” which is NOT fried chicken drumsticks, but boneless chicken cutlets, so if you’re expecting karaage, be prepared for a surprise. I didn’t eat it, although I tried a bite and it tasted peculiar. The server/chef tried to get me to take it to go (he didn’t ask, he insisted), to which I declined. Please don’t beg your customers to take their food to go if they don’t want it.
Anyways, if I was charged maybe half the price for what I paid for this food, I would’ve left feeling fine, but $21 to not get a single thing I asked for is a bit crazy. Please don’t trust anyone calling this place “authentic” in the reviews, plastering pictures of food with Japanese descriptions all over the walls is not a sign of authenticity. And please, owner, fix your menu. Not even the prices are written correctly.
Jin Kim
Sushi is my hands down favorite and I’ve made it my mission to try every sushi joint in Pittsburgh. 38 restaurants in, Yukiyama ranks first in terms of best value for your buck.
If you’re a fan of salmon avocado or tuna rolls, nothing beats theirs. It’s 6 pieces instead of the usual 8, but Yukiyama makes those pieces MASSIVE and absolutely STUFFED with fish. The salmon and salmon avocado rolls are half the price of most other locations AND taste better. The rice in their rolls is well-proportioned and consistently prepared properly (not too sour, sweet, hard, or mushy).
Plus, they’re one of two locations in Pittsburgh to offer fresh wasabi, which has a much stronger and defined kick.
Service is usually very fast especially for online orders. They take Apple Pay and Venmo in addition to your usual cards + cash.
There’s a reason I’ve been here more than ten times this year!
… moreIf you’re a fan of salmon avocado or tuna rolls, nothing beats theirs. It’s 6 pieces instead of the usual 8, but Yukiyama makes those pieces MASSIVE and absolutely STUFFED with fish. The salmon and salmon avocado rolls are half the price of most other locations AND taste better. The rice in their rolls is well-proportioned and consistently prepared properly (not too sour, sweet, hard, or mushy).
Plus, they’re one of two locations in Pittsburgh to offer fresh wasabi, which has a much stronger and defined kick.
Service is usually very fast especially for online orders. They take Apple Pay and Venmo in addition to your usual cards + cash.
There’s a reason I’ve been here more than ten times this year!
Vincenzo Mercurio
Decor is pretty simplistic, but still nice. The place was venting cold air inside, so bring a light jacket just in case.
The food however was amazing! Best pork belly my wife had with ramen, and the sushi was also fantastic.
… moreThe food however was amazing! Best pork belly my wife had with ramen, and the sushi was also fantastic.
Ashlina C. Ross
My boyfriend and I enjoyed our dinner reservation tonight. The reservation itself was super easy to make online and we ended up being the only ones on an early Thursday night. The food was super tasty and we especially loved the Peking duck roll. Great sushi place!
… moreGwen Norsic
The sushi pizza was amazing!! However, the menu and white board aren’t displaying the correct prices. The whiteboard showed $9 for the sushi pizza but it was $18, and the rainbow roll was supposed to be $12 but I was charged $16. I thought my bill would be closer to $21 but it was $36 which is significant. Because the food was so good and the service was quick & friendly (walked in & ordered & had my food in under 10 minutes) I would considering coming back once they update their display prices.
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