Q: negative

A: This place only gets 2 stars because their sushi was decent. else everything else was a bit disappointing.... I went there for dinner last night with a friend because we had been dying to try out their food since last year but never had the chance to. We went around 7pmish and it was pretty quiet inside. The restaurant was only half full and most of the patrons were much older than us (we are college students!) We ordered the Tiffany Roll and Rock and Roll which are two of the 15 specialty rolls they offer and for entree we ordered the Kiew Wan curry (Thai green curry) and chicken pad thai. After what felt like an eternity our food was finally brought to us. It was a bit annoying considering the fact that the restaurant was no where close to being full and I would hate to imagine what service would be like on a day that the restaurant was busier! following the sushi our entree's arrived. This is where the meal took a turn for the worse. The curry was really watery and lacked flavor while the pad thai was THE WORST i have ever tasted in my life. I have tried Pad thai at a good deal of the thai/asian-fusion restaurants around the squirrel hill/oakland area and this pad thai hands down wins the award for being flavorless and disgusting. I even asked the waitress for some extra sauce of any kind to try and salvage the dish but the combinations of some random chili oil thing + siracha red rooster sauce couldn't do anything to save this helpless dish. My friend and i both agreed that if we were to ever come again (highly doubt it) we would stay far far far away from the entree stuff and stick with their specialty rolls. seriously though, STAY AWAY FROM THE PAD THAI! if you are craving some go to Silk Elephant or Bangkok Balcony in Squirrel HIll or Typhoon which is in the same neighborhood as Plum.

Q: positive

A: Thanks to yelp and restaurant.com I decided to go for it on a Friday night. They had a guy on a keyboard in the corner adding to the ambiance he was actually decent. I couldn't give them the last star b/c they were out of a few items we attempted to order (the menu selection is pretty small) the alternates were still tasty though. But it seems like the type of place that has mastered everything on the menu so I don't think you can go wrong. The owner was very friendly -like kiss on the hand friendly :/ awkward. Anyway they are a little pricier than olive garden but well worth it, especially if you've got a coupon. Bottom line: it was tasty and I will probably be back.

Q: negative

A: So, we received at $20 off coupon in the mail and decided to give it a try. Let's just say...it's been some months since then and we haven't been back...the only time this place has popped up on my radar was when a co-worker was talking about their lackluster experience, too. The service was fine. It was the food that got me. I ordered cheese enchilada's and my girlfriend ordered the chicken enchilada's. Now, I expected cheese...but I didn't think I was going to have to go on a search mission to locate the tortillas. My girlfriend was equally displeased with her meal. The sangria I ordered was the only saving grace...not good enough to return, though...

Q: positive

A:
This is one of those places that the food tastes add good as it looks. As pizza is one of my greatest food kryptonite I had to try it out... boy was I pleasantly satisfied. The slice is huge, you look at it and think "I can easily share this"... but don't, eat it yourself it's too good to share. The crust has a nice crunch to it, over sized pepperoni and a nice think layer of cheese make this the perfect "on the strip, quick bite to eat!"