Kasai
146 E Main St, Carnegie, PA, 15106
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Address :
146 E Main St
Carnegie, PA, 15106 - Phone (412) 279-5500
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 3:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Leslie K.
My husband I went to Kasai Restaurant again. This was our second time and we certainly plan on going at least once a week or more. Prices are really good and the quality of the food is excellent. Had shrimp and steak and it was the best. The sushi chef, Terry Is the best he sent samples of different fish and vegetables along with a squid salad to our table to sample. The waitress, Michelle and host Joanne are the best. They are really nice and make you feel really comfortable there. Michelle even taught us how to use chop sticks correctly. The dining there is really enjoyable.
(5)Holly D.
Everything was Delicious! Staff was minimal, but they weren't busy at all, and very friendly! We shared the steak & chicken hibachi (they make the hibachi in the back, not at your table) and then the tempura asparagus roll & the volcano roll!
(5)Queen B.
Awesome service!! You must try the Steeler Sushi Roll! Mr. Kim is very personable and the food is GREAT!!
(5)Patti C.
Kasai! Fantastic service,friendly ,helpful wait staff,great sushi. The owner and sushi maker was fabulous, great personality. My niece had the sushi boat featured above, what a beautiful presentation. I have been in the food industry for 35 plus and I think this restaurant is exceptional. I am sorry I did not get the server name , she was exemplary! Took Tim's advise(previous review) and went to Apis meadary and got the raspberry mead. No corkage fee. I got the steak and scallop hibachi ,wonderful! But did try some of the sushi and liked it , I may be a convert! The owner put spices fish eggs on top, oh my, yummy! Crunchy with a little wasabi kick,ever so slight. Owner also sent over spicey salmon salad , I can't think of any more great comments to say but go and eat at Kasai great food, great prices , great atmosphere.
(5)Jodi C.
We had a pretty good experience here tonight! It's byob, great service and friendly staff. We got some nigiri sushi(maguro and sake) and 3 rolls. The futomaki roll was big, rainbow roll was delicious, and really liked the Alaskan roll too! Also, the house salad dressing was great! Really enjoyed the salad, too. It was a bit pricy ( green tea was $2.99!) but it's hard to find a decent sushi spot in Pittsburgh, so we will definitely come back to try other things!
(4)Lisa F.
This is some pretty awesome sushi with a spectatular, customer friendly owner/staff. The sushi chef "Terry" is quite entertaining, quite stupendous at his job. We have been there a few times, bring our bottle of wine (no corkage fee) and simply enjoy the food and company. The cucumber crab salad is amazing. Their "pink" sauce for the fried rice is better than most at the other restaurants. All the sushi we had was ultra fresh and delicious. It is a bit too bright/cafeteria like in there but with the lights dimmed, the atmosphere is totally perfect!! Carnegie is really stepping it up with an addition like this. We will be going back and back and bringing new friends everytime!!
(5)Deborah G.
Decent sushi and pretty excellent hibachi food. Portions are pretty generous and the service is good. They seem to be doing it right despite having only been in business for a few weeks. Finally, there are more choices in Carnegie than Papa J's.
(5)Natalie T.
I searched long and hard to find a good sushi place in Pittsburgh and finally found it the day I left. This place was great, they were fast, clean and welcoming! Jeff was very kind to me and we had a nice chat while I ate by myself. Thank you for having great sushi that would fit in anywhere in Los Angeles!
(5)Jordan W.
I work in Carnegie and passed this joint on a regular basis, so I decided to get some takeout. I sat down around 12:30, ordered the Udon - a relatively simple dish with noodles and veggies.... they didn't have it ready until 1:15.
(2)Tim F.
A lot of nice restaurants have opened in Carnegie in the last couple of years. We have been coming to Kasai on a regular basis since they opened. My wife and I have come by ourselves and with large groups. We have always enjoyed ourselves. The sushi is great and the service is very friendly. The friendly people who work there are one of the reasons we keep coming back. If you are not fan of sushi then the hibachi dishes are a great alternative. Kasai is BYOB without a corkage fee. If you want to really get a feel of Carnegie then pick up a bottle of mead at Apis Meadery right down the street to substitute for white wine. Kasai is definitely worth checking out!!
(5)Donnie H.
I found this place on Yelp when I wanted sushi for lunch. When I asked Terry, the sushi chef, what he recommended, he asked me what I liked. I told him I like everything. So he made a 'Terry Special' ($10). It was a giant california dressed with spice dressed salmon, tuna, and yellow tail. Absolutely AMAZING. There was so much I couldn't finish it. He also gave me an eel, crab, and cucumber salad to start with. I don't think you can beat that value for $10. As I was leaving, Terry also snuck me a few bites of another roll he was making. Very friendly wait staff. I plan on going back!
(5)coy r.
So nice to have a sushi in an intimate setting, close to home with such a great quality. I am now a regular here.
(5)DJ J.
Another good new restaurant in Carnegie. Friendly and good service. Kasai was busy. Had some good Sushi that is reasonably priced. It is a smaller restaurant. There are about 8 tables and 10 places at the Sushi Bar. Facebook page: facebook.com/kasaipgh
(4)Bridget H.
YUMMY! Fresh sushi! Good rolls. Wish there were more in the raw department; maybe a few too many fried/cooked sushi roll options for my taste. Just hope they expand the menu a bit. Another great addition to Carnegie!
(3)James C.
Kasai is a very good sushi restaurant. A great addition to Carnegie. Fast and friendly service. It has some very great and delicious sushi rolls. I recommend that you order a roll at a time. Each roll I had was very delicious and well worth the value. Prices are about average and the atmosphere is fantastic. Keep up the great work Kasai.
(5)Sam R.
This is a great place. My girlfriend and I went there last night for dinner. The sushi Rolla were amazing and the hibachi chicken was awesome. Great service and place. We will be back
(5)Matt S.
Been here a few times and the food has always been very good. Very good sushi at a decent price. Had the steak and shrimp hibachi one night as well and that was also very good.
(5)Maura U.
We just did take out! This sushi is RIGHT ON. We ordered the scallop nigiri, crazy roll, penguin roll, and scallop roll. The penguin roll was by far my favorite. After we ordered, we sat at the small table at the entrance to wait. The hostess came by with waters for us. The order did not take more than 10 minutes to complete, and we were out the door with an order that was very reasonably priced. Sufficiently happy belly right now :)
(5)William C.
Found this place while on our way to PIT airport. Great selections of sushi and habachi items. Chef is very funny and nice guy. Please gets crowed during lunch time. we all left full and price is reasonable. Service is good too. We will be back next time we are in town.
(5)Tabby B.
When this place was brand new, I was so excited to try it out. It's very local to my office, sushi is my favorite, and I love giving my money to small businesses vs. large chains. The first two times I went, the service was a little slow...attributed to being new, I'm sure of it...but the sushi was fabulous! And the ginger salad dressing is the best I've ever had. Not that sweet creamy stuff that I despise. That said, I was eager to return today for more delicious sushi! Today, however, was NOTHING like my previous visits. The waitress brought soup for my friend and then....nothing. We had to ask her to get our drinks and also my salad...she forgot. Ok, it was busy before we came in, she's just gathering herself....no problem. I ordered my usual shrimp tempura roll add cucumber with eel sauce and sriracha on the side. The sushi chef gives me one side of eel sauce, sriracha, and spicy mayo ALL MIXED TOGETHER. I told the waitress that I can't eat mayo, it makes me very sick and can I please have the eel sauce and sriracha in their own small containers. She does this. Then I got my roll.....without cucumber. UGH. She gives me a side of cucumber that I fumble with to eat on top. Crisis averted. Then I bit into the roll....this is where it gets weird. So, usually the shrimp tempura roll is one shrimp stretched straight and deep fried. This was not that. This was a MASS of BABY SHRIMP that was deep fried and put in the middle. Now, I wouldn't have cared if it tasted the same. But it didn't. Have you ever over cooked those baby shrimp? They turn into chewy hard pieces of rubber. Well, that's what this was. Chewy hard rubbery meat with too much greasy batter. So, I speak with the manager. I ask him if there was a change to this roll lately. He says to me "No. We typically use the one piece of long shrimp, not the baby shrimps. I don't know why the chef did that. I will speak with him." I told him it was not good and I could not eat it. He apologized and walked away. I got my bill. The (uneaten) roll was still on it. I spoke with him and told him that I didn't eat it, it was not good. He said that the most he could do is discount the check 10%. Here's my problem....I said to him....I have no issues paying for anything at all. But this is a customer satisfaction issue and it wasn't even edible. I would gladly pay for the cali roll I took to go and my salad, but I don't understand paying for 90% of a roll that I didn't eat. He said "I'm sorry for the inconvenience"....but that is all. 10%....which totaled about $1.60. I'm not sure what planet this guy was from. He TOLD ME that it was made wrong. AGREED. Then STILL CHARGED ME FOR IT. So, I won't be back. That's a shame because it was so convenient. Let me say also that had the manager said, "I'm sorry your food was wrong and inedible. I took that $6.25 roll off your check and I hope you will give us another chance to get it right in the future". I would have said, no problem....things like this happen. And then I would have been back over and over. It's sad that a manager with no customer service skills killed this place for me. Oh, and I'm in Human Resources for my company with 135 coworkers. I sure hope this place gets their act together. $6.25 was a small price to pay to get many return visits. Horrible business decision on their part.
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