Restaurants & Bars
Popular Pittsburgh Restaurant Adds Second Location
A Pittsburgh restaurant's success has allowed it to expand to a second location. Get the details here.
PITTSBURGH, PA — A popular Asian restaurant in Pittsburgh has opened a second location in the area.
Fujiya Ramen on South Aiken Street in Shadyside, has expanded into North Fayette in a space on McHolme Drive.
"We focus on handcrafted Japanese ramen with a 15-hour slow-simmered broth, plus yakitori (grilled skewers), appetizers, rice dishes and a full bar with Japanese sake & whiskey," the restaurant announced in a Facebook post.
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"We’re a locally owned small business. If you’re in the area and looking for a new spot to try, we’d truly love your support."
According to the restaurant website, the business is a collaboration between father and son, Minoru and Zen Yoshida. Minoru worked for more than 40 years making ramen in both Tokyo and its surrounding Japanese prefectures.
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The restaurant is open daily from 11 a.m.-11 p.m.
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