Yoshino Asian Fusion

"Tried this place for dinner for the first time and wasn’t disappointed. Extensive menu with lots of choices. We tried an assortment of sushi, which was presented beautifully. Also ordered the Szechuan chicken and a variety of dumplings and crab rangoon."

"I love the sushi here a lot. Definitely suggest it!"

"I like the sour-spicy soup! It’s American-Asian style food. The foods are not bad at all. However, I would not recommend this place to anyone seeking authentic Asian cuisine. It has a good atmosphere, making it a great place for dates, friends, and families."

"The place is located in a nice area, although a lot of people eat there they always have plenty of seats and I've never had to be put on a wait-list for a table. The sushi is amazing, and the people are very friendly. They have those nice decorations on the tray that they bring your sushi on which adds a very nice touch. A bit on the pricier side for Restaurant but probably average for sushi places in terms of prices. Easy recommendation!"

"It's been a long time since I've had roti canai. and I've been craving it lately. Yoshino is known for their sushi, but they also serve this dish, among other items like Chinese classics, some Thai food, noodles, lots of appetizers, and more. I tried their shrimp egg roll, classic egg roll, pork dumplings, and roti canai. The egg rolls were relatively standard. I believe they gave me the wrong ones, though. I believe I received a spring roll with shrimp and an egg roll with pork (not what I originally ordered). Still, they were pretty tasty. Not much shrimp in the shrimp roll. The egg roll was decent in size but a bit on the expensive side. Flavor is very standard, goes well with some of the complimentary sauces. I even dipped it in my leftover curry sauce. The pork dumplings were extremely disappointing. The only genuinely tasty part of these dumplings was the sauce. They were far too doughy and thick. The inside was odd and slimy. The pork was not raw, but seemed to be undercooked a bit. The smell was similar to peanuts and just strange. Flavor was terrible. Would not recommend. The roti Canai, however, was very good. I would go here just for some roti Canai, since it's difficult to find here in Pittsburgh. The roti portion was great and the bread was well made (great texture, oiliness level, and flavor). The dipping sauce/curry was excellent. A bit sweet and coconutty, and paired so well with the roti. I just don't understand why they put the roti on some wilted lettuce (no one is going to eat that lettuce, its irrelevant to the dish and it's just a waste). All in all, this place is known for sushi, and maybe that is their strength. But, their Chinese staples like egg rolls and dumplings are definitely lacking. If you come here, try the roti Canai (its very tasty and difficult to find in this area). Prices are a bit on the high side."