All of the concepts are local, family owned places— with options like Taiwanese fried chicken, lumpia, ramen, boba, bento boxes, sushi— there’s something for everyone. The space is also gorgeous, and there are cocktails + mocktails as well. Glad that strip district terminal is finally getting some local businesses in the space, can’t wait to be back soon.

Can’t say enough good about novo food hall! Such a fun environment, and a fantastic variety of high quality food stalls. This was our second time visiting, and I tried the lemongrass soup and fresh rolls from Tan Lac Vien. The rolls were super fresh and had a great sauce, but the star of the show was definitely the soup. Somebody’s grandma made that with love. Such a depth of flavor and big portions. 10/10 Also had the mango bingsu from Sumis Cakery. I watched them cut up a whole fresh mango! So refreshing and delicious. I had to share with my son because it was so big, but what a refreshing treat on a hot day. Can’t wait to try their other flavors!

I visited Novo Asian food hall last Thursday with my wife and aunt. I was excited to visit Novo, because I love all kinds of Asian cuisine. When I visited, I had the Vietnamese booth and the pastry booth. Both were delicious! I had a Bahn Mi and a crab salad sandwich. Food was fresh and ready quickly. My complaint was that there was no table service and it was extremely busy. Not a lot of available seating and very crowded.

Super cool place! Went with a few friends and it was perfect. We could all pick different things to try. I loved the chicken adobo. I also tried veggie dumplings. Everything looked delicious and we all got to try something different. Can’t wait to go back!

I liked Novo. The place was well kept but mostly self-service. Fun East Asian and anime inspired decor. I had the pork main dish from Lolo's and it was DELICIOUS. Everything seasoned nicely, pork was crispy and a little spicy. I also enjoyed the ube butter and bread.

Travelled to Pittsburgh for business and found this gem of a food hall that I highly recommend. Really fun vibe, busy (in a good way), and flavorful food. Top suggestions - Mola for sushi, Vietnamese for a comforting bowl of pho, Kung Fu Chicken for Taiwanese fried chicken, and the bar for a variety of cocktails & mocktails. Was so impressed with this place I went 2 days in a row. ◡̈

Every time I visit, I get to try new food and cuisines, LOVE the variety and only have been disappointed with the sushi from Mola once. Everything else was super yummm and such a vibey place!!????

This is a really great spot for groups because everyone can get whatever they’re craving. Our party of five ended up enjoying something from each restaurant and it was awesome to share! The QR codes take you to the menu and you can filter to vegetarian and vegan items which is super helpful! The bar is also great with quick service so you can enjoy a beverage while you wait for your food. The buzzers to alert you when food is ready makes it easy to avoid staff not being able to find your table. I also appreciate the silverware, water, and extra dishware stations set up around the hall. Will definitely be back!

This Asian food hall is a great place to take a group because there is something there for everyone. I have stuck with Mola both times I have been there because the vegan salmon poke bowl was so good that I had to have it twice. The vegan sushi at Mola's is also top notch. I wish that the businesses were more coordinated--you have to wait at each food stall until your food is ready rather than getting a buzzer that lets you go to a table to wait. The bar is separate from all the restaurants, too, so you have a minimum of two stops if you want drinks and food from one of the other vendors. Those details aside, this food hall is worth a visit next time you're craving high quality Asian food.

I finally got to stop by this food hall and I loved it! So nicely decorated throughout and clean. They are many different stations to order from and a communal dining space, with a bar in the center. The stations include boba/coffee, a bakery, Japanese/sushi, Vietnamese, Korean, Filipino, and Taiwanese fried chicken. Prices are pretty high for pretty much everything. I got the tuna chirashi bowl from Mola. Price was a bit steep at $28. They give you a buzzer to alert you when the food is ready and mine was ready pretty quickly. I really loved the bowl. The slices of fish tasted high quality and fresh. It was delicious! I would definitely recommend and would order it again. My boyfriend got Lolo's, the Filipino station and got a large platter with chicken and pork. Portion size was generous. The pork was really spicy, too spicy for us tbh, but he liked the chicken. It came with bread and purple ube butter which was incredibly delicious. I'm craving it just thinking of it. It's like a sweet treat. I also got a cocktail from the bar, the pandan expresso cocktail. It was a little sweet for my taste so I'd get something again next time. The bar has a happy hour from 4-6pm, but there are just a few drinks on there. My bf got the happy hour cocktail, freak on a lychee, and it was pretty good! Really fun place to check out!