Cafe' 33

I visit Pittsburgh about 2 times every year and I always stop by this restaurant for their delicious food when I'm in the area! I am Taiwanese who lived in Taiwan for the great majority of my life. The food here is spot on and authentic! For appetizers, I ordered (A16) fried tempura and (A12) fried stinky tofu--The flavor really brings back the happy memories of strolling around the Taiwanese night markets! For main courses I got (T3) Fried chicken and egg noodles soup and (O6) Hot pepper stir fried with beef over rice. I highly recommend both main courses! If you are in the area and are looking for authentic Taiwanese/Szechuan cuisine, you should stop by this place!

First time visiting Pittsburgh and this place was highly recommended on the South Side. Our server was such a sweet lady and she gave us recommendations on what to chose from the menu. I recommend any of the hot pots and the noodle soups especially as it gets colder, it will warm you up. Please get the scallion pancakes, I could eat those everyday.

The food was really good! The service was a little weird though. We were a larger group and got a reservation ahead of time When we arrived, the server asked us to circle one menu with what we wanted to order, so one large check was given at the end, we didn't have the option to split it. But that's not the worst part, in my opinion. As a group, you would think they would try to bring our food relatively all together, but most of us were done eating and one of our friends hadn't gotten their dish yet. It just made it awkward. They forgot our 3 bobas and we had to re-ask the server for them 30 min later. The boba wasn't great, especially the bean boba. The food though!!! SO GOOD! It is worth the food and the vibe. Portions are large, so the pricing is reasonable. I had leftovers for lunch the next day.

Visited from NY and Toronto for the weekend. This was our best meal in Pittsburgh. The flavors did not disappoint. We ordered soup dumplings, popcorn chicken, salt and pepper squid, fried rice, special noodle soup, and the original milk tea. The initial wait wasn’t long at all for how busy it is ~ 5 mins. There’s a huge diversity of customers, which brings a great bustling energy.

Traveled to Pittsburgh to try this Taiwanese spot and was not disappointed. Some really authentic and delicious dishes. Salted egg pork tips: 5/5 super good and crispy. Vegetables in it were nice and refreshing Fried chicken cutlet in garlic sauce: 5/5 so good and crispy. Delicious and flavorful sauce Scallion pancake beef wrap: 3/5. Nothing special but it was good. Wasn’t the most crispy and had better scallion pancakes Service was great and was happy. Will definitely come back!

Awesome flavors at affordable prices! This place is really a hidden gem. It was packed when we arrived but food comes out quickly and a table opened up for us on the patio right away. The menu is pretty robust, and we were very satisfied with everything we ordered. UPDATE: we came back a second time, and the food was just as good, service was just as quick, and the atmosphere was just as chill!! Highly recommend!