Todai Restaurant
(619) 299-8996
2828 Camino Del Rio S
San Diego,
CA
92108
32.7702
-117.1345
Neighborhoods: North Park, Western, Eastern San Diego
What People Are Saying About Todai Restaurant
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Robyn Galbos
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In Short
The first Todai Restaurant debuted in 1985 in Santa Monica, Calif., and has since opened in locations across the U.S. and in Hong Kong. The restaurant, with seating for up to 500 people, features a 160-foot seafood buffet offering more than 40 kinds of sushi, all made fresh. The salad selection ranges from Caesar to seaweed to red potato salad. Hot entrees include sukiyaki, teriyaki chicken, sweet-and-sour pork and udon noodles.
User Reviews
Anonymous
January 21, 2009
If you love Sushimi and Sushi, I can't think of a better place to go. I'm not an expert on Sushimi and Sushi, so this may not be the nbr 1 place for purists ..but.. for the vast majority of the rest of us, this place if GREAT. A very informal / cafeteria type of atmosphere so not a ' fine dining 'experience ..but.. you can eat and eat and eat some more your fill of everything from Salad to Desert. ( The Creme' Brulee was an unexpected plus - though this may only be served at Dinner and not at Lunch - best to call ahead to ensure if that's something you'd enjoy).
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jomarkumar423
October 31, 2007
If you're more of the "quantity vs. quality" type, you'll enjoy this place. Todai has plenty of selection when it comes to both sushi and hot entrees (tempura, teriyaki, etc...), and since it's all you can eat, you shouldn't leave hungry. I've only been here for lunch, which is an excellent price for what you get. The desserts are pretty good too, they even make crepes for you. If you're looking for authentic, high quality Japanese, this probably isn't your cup of tea. If you want to get full, and try a bunch of different things, this is your place.
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geneva04
January 10, 2007
This place is pretty big, nice atmosphere, clean. As for the food, it looked fresh, tasted pretty good too. as for different choices, not many "hot foods" to choose from, lots of sushi, and tons of desserts...but the price was crazy, way too much for this type of a place.
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What to Drink:
Todai serves domestic and Japanese beer as well as a selection of red, white and plum wines.
Save Money:
Seniors 65 years and older receive a 20-percent discount on their meals.
The Extras:
Complimentary birthday meals or certificates are given to patrons who visit Todai on their birthdays. Birthday meal programs differ depending on the location, so call your local restaurant for details.
