10 Best Japanese Restaurants near State College

“Really enjoyed this place. The service was very nice and the server really paid attention to my requirements. Food tasted great and was very fresh. Portions were good and everything came out pretty fast. 😄Btw I strongly recommend the fashion roll, best sushi roll ever“

“We ordered Ramen, gyoza, ika maruyaki, takowasa,karaage, and kaki fry and it was delicious! I wish I could order rice to go with Takowasa. The service was great !“

“We were starving after unpacking our daughter’s college apartment and we came here as we heard it was good and it didn’t seem crowded. The decor was nice. Service was great and the food was awesome! Everyone in my family got a roll and then we shared shrimp fried rice and chicken fried rice and it was so good! The prices are reasonable too! This place is a hidden gem…..We will make this place one of our go to spots for when we visit our daughter in State College!“

“Fast Food Style Japanese Hibachi: Place your Order on the Kiosk, sit back and wait, order was done in 10min.

Loved the Miso Soup and Salmon Rolls I had, the atmoshpere could have been a bit more enticing, but if your looking for a quiet spot to enjoy some ramen, I'd recommend here.“

“Best. Sushi burrito. Ever!“

“Got a 3 roll lunch special via their website. Food was ready for pickup when I got there, outside and inside was clean. Food was good and decent size for the rolls, made well. Staff was polite and quick. I have seen comments about staff acting like you're a bother but I think they are just to the point and quick as I had no issues. They also provided chopsticks, soy sauce and a side salad for the lunch 3 roll special. Will be back and recommend trying them out.“

“Great Pho! Highly recommended“

“Consistently provides high quality dishes at a reasonable price - we're never nervous to try something new each time we order. Even through delivery, our food arrives warm and delicious! 10/10 will do it again... and again... and again!“

“Very nice restaurant! We have had hibachi and sushi there, as well as many soups and salads. The sushi and hibachi I definitely recommend. If you are going all out for a sushi night, it might get expensive. For two people, I think we spent roughly $60-$70. That includes a whole array of sushi platters and types, though.“

“So refreshing to experience true hospitality in a restaurant. We went to Kamrai to celebrate a birthday. They staff were very sweet to my little ones, anticipating their needs (for example, bringing us a plastic fork when my toddler was clumsily trying to use a big, metal fork.) Anyway…the food was out of this world! Upon going to bed the evening after our dinner, my husband and I concurred that we would be dreaming of the chicken satay with peanut dipping sauce. Also a hit for our toddler. Thank you for a lovely experience!“