Green Pepper
| 2020 Murray Avenue, Pittsburgh |
5 tarieven
6.40/10.00 |
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+1 412-422-2277 |
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Lex Jackson (17.10.2017 19:28)
Best Eel I've had. All the entrees are around 15-20$ so you are better off getting seafood than a vegetarian dish for value.
Best Eel I've had. All the entrees are around 15-20$ so you are better off getting seafood than a vegetarian dish for value.
Nazif Ahmad (25.09.2017 07:04)
Google needs an option for zero stars. Unacceptable food, very disappointing, and overly greasy. The only thing that tasted right was the Trident gum they offer after the bill. Speaking of the bill, food is ridiculously overpriced for its quality. #sorrynotsorry #realnews
Google needs an option for zero stars. Unacceptable food, very disappointing, and overly greasy. The only thing that tasted right was the Trident gum they offer after the bill. Speaking of the bill, food is ridiculously overpriced for its quality. #sorrynotsorry #realnews
Jessica Bundrige (02.08.2017 01:33)
This restaurant is perfect. I don't have a single negative thing to say about it. The restaurant was clean, everyone was polite. The food was reasonably priced and delicious. The portions were generous. The atmosphere was pleasant. This would be a perfect restaurant for a first date... or any date for that matter.
This restaurant is perfect. I don't have a single negative thing to say about it. The restaurant was clean, everyone was polite. The food was reasonably priced and delicious. The portions were generous. The atmosphere was pleasant. This would be a perfect restaurant for a first date... or any date for that matter.
Shijie Zhang (30.07.2017 04:33)
This is probably one of the best Korean restaurants in Pittsburgh area as of 2017, though the home-style food is not as heartwarming as those family-run restaurants in other neighboring cities. To give fair credit, the dishes are probably more exquisite than other usual Korean restaurants, but we were a bit disappointed by a few things 1) there were only four side dishes offered, even without kimchi, 2) the dishes are unusually spicy, 3) there is a gas smell in the room, 4) water instead of warm barley tea was offered. I hope there will be a husband-and-wife-run Korean restaurant with a more cozy setting in Pittsburgh.
This is probably one of the best Korean restaurants in Pittsburgh area as of 2017, though the home-style food is not as heartwarming as those family-run restaurants in other neighboring cities. To give fair credit, the dishes are probably more exquisite than other usual Korean restaurants, but we were a bit disappointed by a few things 1) there were only four side dishes offered, even without kimchi, 2) the dishes are unusually spicy, 3) there is a gas smell in the room, 4) water instead of warm barley tea was offered. I hope there will be a husband-and-wife-run Korean restaurant with a more cozy setting in Pittsburgh.
Kunwei Yang (03.07.2017 03:28)
This place was kind of expensive and the food was not very impressive. I was shocked that they only offered four kinds of side dishes. That's just so unusual for a Korean restaurant.
This place was kind of expensive and the food was not very impressive. I was shocked that they only offered four kinds of side dishes. That's just so unusual for a Korean restaurant.
