Q: positive

A: Good for being in Pittsburgh, but it didn't knock it out of the park. Tasty, but not amazing.

Q: positive

A: Everything about this place is top-notch. Great doughnuts, cupcakes and pastries along with really good pizza and ice cream. What's not to love? A great place to make a quick stop in for a box of doughnuts or cupcakes to take to work or to give to friends. The staff is the real star though. Great people who do their best to get you in and out in a hurry with your tasty treats!

Q: positive

A: The one on state street closed. I was very disappointed. If you like peanut sauces or pad thai, the Thai Peanut Lo Mien, add chicken, is awesome. I eat this all the time. I have tried my friends lemon chicken which was also very good.

Q: negative

A:
We use to come here all the time, but I will never go back. The place use to be a packed house, and now there's no wait on a Friday night and I can see why. The waiters are snobbish and rude and the manager has no backbone to stand up to them. On top of that, they super pack the rolls and sushi with rice and if you can't eat it all, they'll charge you for it. Our waiter was a fat dick (not the good kind, fat and an a$$hole) from the start of the night. He barely acknowledged us the whole night. Anytime we signaled him to order, he looked annoyed and wouldn't come over until ten minutes later. Again with the rice, the douche bag wanted to charge us $14 for not eating all the rice. WTF man, all the rice we didn't eat didn't even equal a bowl of rice they normally charge you $1 for. When we asked the manager about it, he was useless and just said, "You don't have to tip the waiter. He doesn't expect a tip." After arguing about fairness and how the establishment has gone to crap, we walked out of there paying $4 extra for rice... You can have your $4 worth of rice along with the out of business sign Oyshi. Rude, snobby employees coupled with declining quality of food ain't keeping you in business much longer.