COBRA - Yakiniku restaurant in Pittsburgh - 4305 Main St, USA

This was amazing. The food was high quality and delicious, the atmosphere is very cool and it was so much fun to create the different combinations of food together on the grill. It is expensive but it is also a good deal of food. It's definitely worth stopping by and we look forward to renting a karaoke room sometime.

Had a birthday celebration here, got a BBQ table for 6. I researched this place and knew going in that I was going to spend a good bit of money so I'm not going to knock it for the cost but overall I feel like it's not worth the cost. You can get a better experience going to the Melting Pot or almost anything else for the $350 (including tax and tip) I spent on two people although I did buy a round of prosecco for the table that was about $65 (including tax and tip). The Good: Food was good, the portions were good. The OK: The service was OK, nothing special but not bad. It was actually three of our birthdays and we mentioned that going to the table, no complimentary anything. The drinks were OK I actually think one of the dinks I had was supposed to have smoke on top but they didn't have the smoke or whatever. Drinks definitely not worth the price. The Bad: BBQ tables are small. Not meant for 6 people. I'd do 4 at most and for the best experience maybe just a romantic night for two.

We enjoyed everything about our dinner experience once we got rolling. The only thing we’d change is we sat for a while. We were waiting for someone else to arrive, however we wanted to order an appetizer and had questions and had to go find someone to take our appetizer order. We sat for a while without any attention. After that, we continued to sit with no one checking in until our appetizer came. Once the appetizer came, we place our order, and then we had 3 people waiting on our table. I’m not sure why the first 20 minutes was so awkward. The food was delicious! Love the Korean corn and the bok choy! The meat was incredible and the ambience was nice. We enjoyed our dinner! Also, thank you for the birthday dessert!! We tipped well because we thoroughly enjoyed our time once it got started.

A great place for a different dinner and experience! The atmosphere is cozy with low lights and the heat from the grill, while still being sophisticated. The food was great and the waiters were super nice arranging everything for our somewhat big group (7 plp). This place has the bbq space separated from the karaoke rooms and the "dance floor", so you can opt to do all of the activities or just choose one of them.

The food was okay. Although there wasn't enough of it for three people in my opinion, but the atmosphere was wonderful. I loved the upbeat music. And I had my first experience with a unisex bathroom. That was crazy.

This was my first time going to a Japanese BBQ restaurant. I am a vegetarian and was worried I was going to leave hungry but I was very full and satisfied by the end. I got the vegan Rangoon, mushrooms for the grill and broccoli as a side. The potatoes that were part of the banchan were so good! The waitress was very accommodating and instead of using wagyu fat on the grill we used an onion. My boyfriend loves seafood and had the lobster and the seared yellowfin tuna and said it was amazing! The lemonades were also refreshing. We will definitely be coming back!

Recently visited Cobra, a Korean BBQ restaurant in Pittsburgh, and I had a mixed experience. The restaurant had a dark and clean ambiance that created a romantic atmosphere, perfect for a cozy evening. The food quality at Cobra was pretty good. The Korean barbecue selection was flavorful and satisfying, with a variety of marinated meats and delicious side dishes. However, I was disappointed with the waiter's lack of assistance in understanding the concept of Korean barbecue. It would have been helpful to receive some guidance on the different cuts of meat and cooking techniques. Despite the slight drawback, I would still recommend Cobra for its excellent food and romantic setting. However, it's important to note that dining here can be quite pricey, with the Korean BBQ option costing $60-$75 per person. If you're willing to splurge for a special occasion and enjoy a memorable culinary adventure, Cobra is definitely worth considering. Overall, Cobra offers a great dining experience with its mouthwatering food and romantic ambiance. Just be prepared for the higher price point and the possibility of limited assistance from the staff regarding the concept of Korean barbecue

It was our first time there and I wasn't sure about the process and had some questions. Everyone was so knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. The food was amazing and the experience was very cool and fun!!