Tadashi Japanese Restaurant

Japanese restaurant · State College

Tadashi Japanese Restaurant

Japanese restaurant · State College

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100 S Atherton St, State College, PA 16801

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Easygoing destination offering Japanese cuisine like sushi, noodles, tempura & rice dishes.  

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100 S Atherton St, State College, PA 16801 Get directions

tadashijapanese.com

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100 S Atherton St, State College, PA 16801 Get directions

+1 814 308 9900
tadashijapanese.com

$20–30 · Menu

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Jul 11, 2025

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"In central Pennsylvania, finding high-quality seafood can sometimes be a challenge. Tadashi delivers it in abundance. Relaxed yet sophisticated, this Japanese restaurant on South Atherton is an ideal choice for all kinds of occasions, from first dates to end-of-semester celebratory meals. Order at least a couple of Tadashi’s signature sushi rolls to start, and enjoy a classy yet comforting bowl of chicken or unagi donburi for your main course. Tadashi has a second location — a smaller, more intimate setting just a stone’s throw away on College Avenue — that focuses primarily on ramen, featuring tender pork in a rich, flavorful broth." - Victoria Gough

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reva homan

Google
Everything is delicious here. Always freshly made. Ordering online and pick up in store is great. Wish there was delivery or door dash options. Lunch special is a great option between 11am-3pm

Jay Nepal

Google
One of the best sushi I’ve had in staes. Really delicious sushi place, nicely decorated in rustic style. Plenty of options for traditional and “modern sushi”. Other options looked great too—pork udon was lovely as well. Will visit again soon!

Richard Jewell II

Google
Had an amazing experience. Visiting for a wedding and it met all my expectations. Highly recommend

Joel

Google
This is the first time we have been there and we absolutely love this place. My spicy sushi roll was fantastic. We came from out of town, Altoona area, because we heard good things about this place. The prices are as reasonable as any other sushi place we've gone to. Love the decor and the wooden tables and chairs. Will definitely go back. There were seven of us and everybody enjoyed what they had.

Gabrielle Henrichs

Google
Delicious and packed full of flavor. We had a mix of things off the menu including both bowls, soup based bowls and sushi. All were very good and very flavorful. The sushi took a little longer to come out but very tasty. The portions were huge and the service overall was decent. The music was a bit loud and the restaurant is smaller so it's a bit harder to hear those in your party. The prices were fair considering the size of the portions.

Amr480 A

Google
Tadashi is hands down the best sushi spot in State College. The fish is always fresh, the rolls are flavorful, and the ramen hits the spot every time. Great lunch specials and a cozy atmosphere—definitely a go-to for Japanese food lovers.

Alex

Google
On paper and from photos this restaurant looks good but once you step inside you will see all the things that make it mediocre at best. We arrived at 11:03 and the restaurant was still closed. The waitress lackadaisically walked over to unlock the door two minutes later even though they can see there were people standing outside. Their service is just flat out poor for a so called "Japanese" restaurant. We sat for ten minutes and the table behind us were both trying to flag down a waitress to place our orders. Their wait staff likes to move around and pretend they are busy but never look at the customers. Don't bother coming here if you expect decent service. Now onto the cleanliness of the restaurant. They had just opened but their bathrooms are absolutely filthy. I don't think they've cleaned them since the day before. There were small sauce specs in the soy sauce dipping trays and the cups they leave out for water were sticky. The miso soup bowls were also not clean. Once you look closely you can see all the areas that they cut corners on and are lazy in maintaining standards. The food is actually not bad but fairly overpriced for the portion size and where they are located. I guess when there is no competition in the area it is fine to slip into mediocrity and rest on their past laurels. THIS PLACE IS DIRTY.

Salma Ben Rebah

Google
We had the beef udon, california roll, beef buns and chicken curry don. Everything was good but the beef buns were my personal favorites. Good service and cozy atmosphere as well.