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KIKU JAPANESE

RESTAURANT

​since 1983

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Open NOW

Reservation required 

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Hours

Monday Closed

Lunch

Tuesday- Friday

 12:00-2:00

Saturday  and Sunday:

12:00 - 3:00

   

Dinner

Tuesday  to Thursday: 5pm - 10pm
Friday:   4:30 - 10pm

Saturday: 4:30 - 10pm

Sunday : 4:30 - 10pm

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Reservation Required 
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Pennsylvania Certified 
Dine-in 75% capacity 
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Pittsburgh's Authentic Japanese Restaurant

The restaurant that introduced sushi to Pittsburgh in 1983 is named KIKU, the Japanese word for chrysanthemum. This beautiful flower that exists in a variety of colors & shape came to Japan through Chinese silk traders. The chrysanthemum has become such a part of Japanese culture that it has its own month - November - when its beauty is celebrated in  festivals throughout the country. We welcome you to join our festivities

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ようこそ菊へ

日本人のみのシェフが創り出す、本格的な日本料理

　　

私共は、もともと"すし源”として東京都で始まりました。そして当店のオーナーが
ここアメリカでより多くの人に日本の伝統や文化を知ってもらいたいとピッツバーグに１９８３年(昭和58年）に【菊ジャパニーズレストラン】を情熱を持ってオープンさせました。

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Please Call 完全予約制
412-765-3200

日本語でもお気軽にお問い合わせ下さい

アルバイト募集中​

Hiring

Part time Server

Part time Cook

招聘：服务生

时间：周五、周六晚餐时间

详情拨打电话：412-765-3200

Please email your resume.

contact@kikupittsburgh.net

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Dear Kiku’s family,

 

First and foremost, we would like to send our gratitudes to all for your  patronage to our little corner of the world for the last 37 years.

 

As we all know that it is a challenging time now more than ever to continuing our tradition of serving an authentic Japanese cuisine in the heart of Pittsburgh.   For us in particular, and the rest of restaurant industry in general.

 

Moving forward, we are taking extra precautions as recommended by WHO, CDC, OSHA as well as Allegheny County Health Department.

 

We suggest kindly to our customers who are experiencing a flu-like symptoms or allergies to please recuperate at home. Likewise, we on our part would send any of our team members home if he or she shows any of the symptoms.

 

Our team members have read and study the Guidance on Preparing Workplaces for COVID-19 published by U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, and applying them promptly to the restaurant.

 

Additionally,

 

  • We have installed hand sanitizer dispensers by the front entrance and restrooms, along with sanitizer disinfectant spray bottles by the server, bar, sushi bar, and kitchen areas.

  • We are practicing 6 ft. rule whereas there are at least 6 feet seating gap between parties.

  • Like our chopsticks, our oshibories are now disposable.

  • We clean tables and chairs with soap and then sanitize them every time after guests have left.

  • We sanitize our menus after each seating.

  • We clean and sanitize our restrooms every half hour from door handles, faucets, toilet control panels, urinals, and every touchable areas.

 

With these measures, we are cautiously confident, the level of exposure to any bacterial or viral droplets on and around the restaurant’s surfaces has been and will be kept at a 

minimum.

 

We also encourage to our customers should they still unsure to dine in as to try our curb side pickup, or order through Doordash to have it conveniently delivered.

 

At the end, the safety of our guests and our crews is absolutely paramount to us.  Together, we are going to go through this and come out on the other side better and stronger.  Looking back since 1983 and through these years, we would like once again to say thank you for your loyalty and looking forward to serving you in years to come.