A downtown State College restaurant is closing its doors after more than two decades in business.
Say Sushi, 310 S. Allen St., will close its doors at the end of the day on Sunday, according to a post from owners the Rhee family on the restaurant’s Facebook page.
‘To everyone who was part of our Say Sushi family and to every one of our customers we thank you,’ the post said. ‘We are so grateful for all the love and support we’ve received over the past 21 years, and we hope that we were able to give some of that positivity back to the community and our loyal patrons.’
The restaurant serves Korean and Japanese dishes during lunch and dinner hours.
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