Sushi Tomo

Dined for the first time this evening. I chose sushi while my boyfriend ordered General Tsos chicken. I have to say that it was some of the best sushi I have ever eaten in Pittsburgh and beyond. Service was amazing and out server Natalie was extremely nice and attentive. We will definitely be coming back!

Another excellent meal yesterday. We had chicken teriyaki, beauty Alaska roll, scallop heaven roll, rock and roll. All of the food tastes fresh. Good portions and we were served quickly even though the place was packed. The staff are all very friendly. They take the Entertainment card every visit. Always order takeout from here as well. No matter how large the order they always have it ready by the time I get there within 20 minutes. Love this place.

One of my fave spots for fresh sushi in the Pittsburgh area. The service is great; we usually get one of the 2 brunettes who are attentive and friendly. Spider, crazy tuna, dragon, and tomo roll are great. For those who don’t like sushi, their fried rice and soups are tasty as well. Altogether, awesome food, service, and ambiance. Highly recommend this place to all! Can’t wait to go back.

Hadn’t been to Sushi Tomo for a few years and we decided to give it a try tonight. It was delicious and such a great value.
We started out with the gyoza (dumplings — was hungry and forgot to take a pic). They were so authentic and delicious. The sauce that went with them was unreal.
For our entrees we shared the chicken fried rice, which was a huge portion for $ 8.95. It also had big pieces of chicken and was scrumptious. We could not get enough of it. We also had the spicy tuna roll sushi, which tasted so good and had these awesome crunchy things in it. The Boston roll (with shrimp, avocado & cucumber) was very good, but I thought the spicy tuna roll had a lot more flavor.
The food came out pretty fast & the service was good.
I highly recommend this place for the quality of the food, value & service.

Great Japanese food. Great sushi. This is as good as it gets on McKnight Road. I highly recommend Sushi Tomo.

This used to be one of my favorite sushi places to go to on a week night but the quality of the food has really gone down hill. I pretty much go to Tokyo across the street anymore.

Great tasting spring rolls and garlic dipping sauce. This was my first visit so it was difficult to decide which one of the chef’s special dishes to order. I chose the shrimp and broccoli and my friend ordered the lemon chicken. Our servings were large enough to share at least half of a plate and we still had leftovers to take home. The lemon chicken was an excellent choice and we were very pleased with the preparation of both meals. Light oil and not overcooked.
The dining room is large and comfortable and they also offer seating along the sushi bar. The owner and staff were very friendly and welcoming.

Went here for my birthday because I wanted the best sushi. My husband decided to take me here. And let me just say this place deserves 10 stars if possible. We where greeted immediately and got our drinks quickly. Service was great and the food was outta this world! I’ve eaten a lot of sushi in my life and i have to say this place beats out anywhere I’ve ever eaten sushi. Portions are generous for the price! All the ingredients I could tell where fresh! Even if you’re not a sushi eater their other dishes are just as good! The general so chicken let me just say I’ve never eaten it before apparently (other restaurants general so chicken can’t touch this stuff) because I just kept stealing my husband’s lol it was sooo good. I will be back! Thank you for existing! You’re sushi made my birthday all the more special! Yinz guys rock keep it up!

Sushi Tomo is a family owned restaurant with friendly staff and excellent food. I’ve been eating here for years and I’ve always had a good experience. Even compared to places found in NYC, its first rate. Definitely recommend.

The menu is jam packed with many different options and everything I ever tried was great. The only problem for me is that they don’t really have any options for kids.

After an exhausting day at the convention center, called from my hotel and ordered takeout chirashi with clear soup. Fresh, tasty. But the most amazing thing was that they had oshitashi! Yummy! Drove over, picked it up, headed back to the hotel and absolutely enjoyed everything.

My friends and I come here a ton and love it. The quality of sushi is top notch. This particular incident, the chefs used an avocado that was browning and our waitress pointed it out, apologized, and offered to remedy the situation immediately. Talk about great customer service! The only issue was she forgot the ikura we ordered but no biggie because we were full. Definitely going to come back because the food and service is amazing.

I’ve been going here for years and love it! I read another review that said the miso soup is not good. Strange because it’s my favorite miso soup of any Asian place around, I think it’s great. Everything I’ve had there has been really good. My favorite roll is a spider roll which they do very well. All the sushi rolls are very good. I haven’t had any of the dishes with a Chinese lean since they converted to Japanese/​Chinese cuisine. I’ll have to try one next time, but still get a sushi roll!

Spring rolls really good
Wonton soup not real broth, poor quality
Fish tank is dirty. Why do Chinese people not clean aquariums ?
Food not spicy enough. Deep fried with batter… not traditional recipes. My Kung pao was adulterated

Spicy Tuna is as legit as anywhere else in the city. I always get to go, but it’s nice to see the sushi chef’s working so hard right when you walk in. Tuna on top and salmon roll on the bottom, also delicious!

The service was good and we were greeted and seated right away.
The miso soup was not very good. It was sweet and had a weird flavor.
It wasn’t the tastiest sushi I’ve ever had, it was just OK.
I had the yellowtail roll, crazy tuna roll, and caterpillar roll. They had a decent selection of Japanese beer, which was good.

The worst japanese food, i have ever take.
This is chinese food restaurant not japanese food.
Try other japanese restaurant.

Sushi Tomo is a Chinese and Japanese restaurant– if you are like me, that description alone will make you hesitant. However, this place is A-​OK.
We tried some apps– Agedashi Tofu, Gyoza and the Tempura Squid Rings. The agedashi tofu was just deep fried tofu with a thick shoyu sauce– I’m used to the more lightly fried and delicate tofu with light shoyu. The gyoza was fine– no complaints. The tempura squid rings came with a dipping sauce that was too mild, and we ended up dipping the rings in the gyoza sauce. The tempura batter was lacking salt.
As for the maki we ordered– everything was fine. We tried the Wedding Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll, Salmon Roll, Spider Roll, and California Roll. Another person got the Unagi-​don.
There is plenty of seating in the restaurant and a decent size parking lot.

Third time must be a charm.
A couple weeks ago my husband and I struck out at Hal’s Bar & Grill (too long of a wait for a table) and Hop House (smoking inside) before we headed to Sushi Tomo for dinner. We had a great meal with prompt, friendly service.
Ordered 4 specialty rolls and enjoyed them all. Good ingredients, and the price and portion were just about right.
Icing on the cake? To the Entertainment members out there, Tomo rocks a pretty good coupon!
Simple interior. Nothing special there.
We’ll be back again and again, I promise.

I went here on a lunch break with my coworkers and it was wonderful! They ordered a traditional pork dish off the Chinese menu while I coyly ordered a lunch box from the English menu. (It’s hard to read Chinese!)
Anyway, the fish katsu was amazing, and so was the mystery fried pork dish. I wish this restaurant was closer to the city but eitherway, I’d definitely make the trip out here.

It’s been a while since I’ve dined at Sushi Tomo, so when my date suggested going here for sushi I figured what the heck. Conveniently located on busy McKnight road, this restaurant is the perfect spot to hit up after a long day of shopping in the area, but keep in mind that the entrance is only accessible to traffic heading north on McKnight Road.
Date and I order a pot of green tea, edamame, and four rolls. While I found the rolls to be tasty, but nothing special, I was really disappointed with the edamame — although it tasted fine, it didn’t look fresh. Also, I can’t recall eating edamame without some sort of salt already on them when they arrive at the table. Granted, my heart was probably thankful that they lacked all that extra sodium, but I’ve found salt really adds something to otherwise dull edamame.
I’m glad we went here, but I’m going to continue sticking to grabbing sushi from Little Tokyo (South Side) or Andy’s at Wholey’s Market in the Strip District.