EA Teriyaki
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About EA Teriyaki
EA Teriyaki Reviews
This is my first time coming here. I usually get bourbon chicken. I was happy to finally try this food. I love the veggies. I wish I knew it was udon noodles before choosing.
As usual, I prefer these noodles in soup. Very thick, but they are none the less very good. I took this home to eat later. I will stir fry it and add some fish sauce and scallion. Salt and pepper. It was kind of bland. But I can fix that. I will be coming back to try the egg rolls and beef.
I must say the food is very good. I love it but the thing is they give you such a tiny amount of meat like seriously you could sprinkle a few more pieces on there. I went today and it Was such a small amount of meat and they cut the noodles so how do you supposed to twirl them
Chicken is good, salad is okay, and rice isn’t bad. I ordered dumplings too, but they were still a bit frozen when I bit into them. For what you pay, it’s definitely something you shouldn’t experience.
EA Teriyaki offers decent food, with moist and well-seared chicken, fresh vegetables, and good dumplings, although the portions could be larger. The food is excellent when freshly cooked but can be disappointing if served with older food. The restaurant serves well-prepared meals like chicken, rice, and salads, and their dumplings are made fresh, though sometimes a bit frozen when served. Customers appreciate the good quality of the food, which is cooked right in front of them, and the friendly service that begins with a simple greeting rather than rushed commands. The food combos and bento boxes are popular choices, and the restaurant’s focus on fresh ingredients is clear. However, some reviews mention that the meat portions are small, and the noodles are cut in a way that makes twirling difficult. The restaurant has had issues with early closing times, so updating hours would help avoid confusion. Overall, EA Teriyaki has potential, with good food and a welcoming atmosphere.