Noodlehead is in Shadyside, lots of food bloggers recommend it as one of the best Thai restaurants in Pittsburgh. It is cozy and affordable, a nice place to go with friends or family. Noodlehead uses wooden furniture and dim light to create a warm atmosphere. Continue reading “NoodleHead”
Located up the street from Fuku Tea and directly across the street from Sushi Fuku is Oishii Bento. Oishii offers both Korean and Japanese cuisine and prides themselves on being a “healthier alternative to other restaurants in the Pittsburgh Area.” I love Oishii because I can always count on a fair priced, hot, and delicious … Continue reading Oishii Bento
This week, I bring you all a dining dollar friendly location on campus, the William Pitt Union. The building most Pitt students now call WPU, was once called The Hotel Schenley. It was built in 1898 by Franklin Nicola and featured stockholders such as Andrew Carnegie, Andrew W. Mellon, H.J. Heinz. The hotel was filled … Continue reading William Pitt Union
Nearly every Pitt student knows there is no grocery store in Oakland, leading to a food desert in the neighborhood thousands of students and locals call home. The new university-owned Forbes Street Market is still under construction and will not be open in the near future. Students looking for fresh produce, baked goods, somewhat reasonably … Continue reading Pitt Farmers Market
The lunch special is a time-limited set menu, often offering at noon. The set meal usually contains a dish and rice, and the price of set meals is cheaper than ordering the dish individually. The amount of dish is less than the individual one, but it’s enough for a hungry student. Most popular dishes are in lunch specials. There are two types of lunch specials near PITT: one is a set menu, and another one is the lunch buffet. Continue reading “Asian Lunch Special”
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