Let's Sushi — Restaurant in Pine Township

My sister, my four-year-old daughter, and I went to Let’s Sushi just tonight for our school’s fundraising night (10% off our bill and 10% back to the school — love that!). I’ll admit, I was hesitant at first because I don’t eat seafood and thought my options would be limited. But I was so pleasantly surprised!

Despite the name, Let’s Sushi has an amazing variety of food beyond sushi — veggie rolls, tons of appetizers, edamame, chicken skewers, hibachi (chicken, steak, shrimp, and veggie), lo mein, fried rice — truly endless options, and the prices can’t be beat. It was great to try a bunch of different things without ending up with a mountain of leftovers.

My daughter ordered chicken nuggets, fries, and edamame (yes, at a sushi place 😂), and she devoured them. As a parent, it’s so nice to find a spot where I can enjoy my meal and know she’ll eat happily too.

Our server, Marissa, was absolutely fantastic — friendly, patient, and so kind to my daughter, who turned the aisle into her personal dance floor and requested about 17 servings of strawberry ice cream.

The only picture I managed to take was of the fried Oreos — because honestly, I was enjoying the food way too much to remember to take any others!

All in all, I’m overly impressed with Let’s Sushi. We’ll absolutely be back — and if you go, definitely ask...

I went to dinner last night with my family and had some fantastic food. We are huge on sharing so I got to try many different thing. I loved the Dynamite, Pink Lady, Pittsburgh, T-rex, and the Jersey Shore roll. I got a clear soup that was a little too salty for my tastes. I tried soft shelled crabs and Harumaki for the first time and although I wasn't a fan of it, it was great that it was included in the "all you can eat" portion so I wasn't necessarily charged for things I didn't like. The service was a little slow but I don't blame staff, it is a new restaurant after all. We did end up getting a few dishes dropped off to our table accidentally that we did eat. The dishes included the crazy yellowtail roll, fried calamari, and Gyoza. I really enjoyed the calamari and Gyoza, we did not like the crazy yellowtail because the roll was too bland and chewy. The mistake dishes did not ruin our experience because again it wasn't something we were charged for so it was all worth a try. To end my dinning experience my group got the seafood toast and the fried oreos for dessert which were a hit. Definitely excited to go back and try...

There are a few local legends this place has to stack up to, and it does.

The sashimi is fantastic here. The fish roe is fantastic quality. Probably some of the best Gyoza I've ever had. I tried to cover as much of their menu as I can but I didn't get through as much as I wanted to.

The miso soup is great so long as you like green onions as it is very green onion forward which I like.

The special rolls are good, but their combinations feel a little basic, but they still have very good flavors.

The sweet shrimp sushi was divine and had a very special flavor to it and was so tender it felt like eating great lobster.

The service was top notch. Everything was out so quickly I could barely keep up. So be careful ordering a big order. You might overload on food too fast.

It is worth the cost of eating here very easily. I never felt rushed and it was good food. I love how they have their menu divided as it makes it easy to understand and makes it hard to make a mistake in ordering.

Please give this new place a try as I am definitely...