I ordered pork teriyaki with poppy seed salad and 1 bottled drink. I was charged for 2 drinks, and the receipt said 'no rice'. The food I got was 1 drink, pork teriyaki and rice, salad with some sort of mayo dressing. The meat was dry, tough and big, unmanageable pieces. How am I supposed to cut the meat with a plastic fork and no knife? The salad dressing was flavorless. The guy who took my order was rude and confusing. I'm not planning on coming back.
ALISHA HEDGE
The best teriyaki in the greater Seattle area! Their spicy chicken teriyaki with rice & steamed veggies with ranch is an elite combo
Vik Tarantino
The best teriyaki in bellevue ever
Peter Bate
The best spicy chicken teriyaki I've ever had, is here. So good.
nick charles
Spicy beef.....was drowned in what tasted like spicy ketchup sauce. The beef was not cooked to order and tuff and chewy. Nit worth 21 dollars.
Joseph Hermance
Tasty marinated chicken teriyaki that was fire grilled and came with perfect steamed rice and a fresh iceberg salad. I recommend the sesame seed dressing for the salad and the gyoza.
CT C
Very friendly service~ however after I have wanted teriyaki for so long, the teriyaki chicken I got here was discontinued. Rice is not fully cooked, chicken was dry. I hope it was just because I went to get togo 30 minutes before their closing time. One thing that I want to mention is they don’t intend to get tips, when I pay I was waiting to get the machine to turn back to me for adding the tips, but not, he only asked if I need a receipt. Give 4 stars because of that, especially for nowadays every restaurant is demanding high tips even for take out.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Kamel Shikh
Reasonable prices. Large portions. Good presentation of food. But food taste, and flavor are at an acceptable level at best.
Food does not taste like authentic teriyaki. The food taste like someone is copying the flavor, but does not really know how to cook this type of cuisine. Polite south american server different ethnicity not asian at the casheir . The flavor is more modified to taste more like south American food , and sauce. Not correct flavor.
Especially if you are craving that specific authentic teriyaki flavor. You will not find it here. Would be considered gross & yucky by some, it's OK by some. I don't care by some. And acceptable by some. But it is noticeable the quality, and up keep of this place is going down rapidly. Start with the outdoor sign & outdoor light Then the cleaning of this place from inside, then the piling, and hoarding of supplies everywhere, then the restroom
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Kiana Jenkins
Great place for Teriyaki. Meals are less $15-20 and have very larger portions. I always have leftovers for the next day. Service is quick and easy. Not a full scale restaurant by any means but very reasonably priced.
Paid $13.50 for spicy chicken teriyaki that tasted like ketchup. Also found a bone in it. The portion size didn’t justify the price at all. Gross!
Food: 1
Colin Cumming
Great portions for the price — no frills, and good food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hot & Spicy Chicken
Yash Khandelwal
Really good restaurant! The host is very sweet
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nathan Lander
The quality of this place has really gone down since the last time that I ate there. Just got a Chicken Yakisoba that had more cabbage and onions than noodles. It was a cabbage dish instead of a noodle dish. Also got a big chunk of onion that wasn't fully cooked. Used to eat here frequently when I was working in the area. I won't be coming back.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
Casey Wills
There are lot's of great Terriyaki restaurants around here, and this is one of them. The meat is cooked great, and they have that awesome sesame dressing for their tiny salads.It's a pretty standard Seattle Terriyaki restaurant, which I mean as a complement. I am giving it 5 stars because they cook the meat perfectly (smoky chicken, soft beef strips in the bulgogi, etc.) and it is a solid value. I can buy 2 plates and feed my family of 4.
Quality hasn't changed!
I ordered pork teriyaki with poppy seed salad and 1 bottled drink. I was charged for 2 drinks, and the receipt said 'no rice'. The food I got was 1 drink, pork teriyaki and rice, salad with some sort of mayo dressing. The meat was dry, tough and big, unmanageable pieces. How am I supposed to cut the meat with a plastic fork and no knife? The salad dressing was flavorless. The guy who took my order was rude and confusing. I'm not planning on coming back.
The best teriyaki in the greater Seattle area! Their spicy chicken teriyaki with rice & steamed veggies with ranch is an elite combo
The best teriyaki in bellevue ever
The best spicy chicken teriyaki I've ever had, is here. So good.
Spicy beef.....was drowned in what tasted like spicy ketchup sauce. The beef was not cooked to order and tuff and chewy. Nit worth 21 dollars.
Tasty marinated chicken teriyaki that was fire grilled and came with perfect steamed rice and a fresh iceberg salad. I recommend the sesame seed dressing for the salad and the gyoza.
Very friendly service~ however after I have wanted teriyaki for so long, the teriyaki chicken I got here was discontinued. Rice is not fully cooked, chicken was dry. I hope it was just because I went to get togo 30 minutes before their closing time. One thing that I want to mention is they don’t intend to get tips, when I pay I was waiting to get the machine to turn back to me for adding the tips, but not, he only asked if I need a receipt. Give 4 stars because of that, especially for nowadays every restaurant is demanding high tips even for take out.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Reasonable prices. Large portions. Good presentation of food. But food taste, and flavor are at an acceptable level at best.
Food does not taste like authentic teriyaki.
The food taste like someone is copying the flavor, but does not really know how to cook this type of cuisine.
Polite south american server different ethnicity not asian at the casheir .
The flavor is more modified to taste more like south American food , and sauce. Not correct flavor.
Especially if you are craving that specific authentic teriyaki flavor. You will not find it here. Would be considered gross & yucky by some, it's OK by some. I don't care by some. And acceptable by some.
But it is noticeable the quality, and up keep of this place is going down rapidly.
Start with the outdoor sign & outdoor light
Then the cleaning of this place from inside, then the piling, and hoarding of supplies everywhere, then the restroom
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Great place for Teriyaki. Meals are less $15-20 and have very larger portions. I always have leftovers for the next day. Service is quick and easy. Not a full scale restaurant by any means but very reasonably priced.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
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Paid $13.50 for spicy chicken teriyaki that tasted like ketchup. Also found a bone in it. The portion size didn’t justify the price at all. Gross!
Food: 1
Great portions for the price — no frills, and good food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hot & Spicy Chicken
Really good restaurant! The host is very sweet
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
The quality of this place has really gone down since the last time that I ate there. Just got a Chicken Yakisoba that had more cabbage and onions than noodles. It was a cabbage dish instead of a noodle dish. Also got a big chunk of onion that wasn't fully cooked. Used to eat here frequently when I was working in the area. I won't be coming back.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
There are lot's of great Terriyaki restaurants around here, and this is one of them. The meat is cooked great, and they have that awesome sesame dressing for their tiny salads.It's a pretty standard Seattle Terriyaki restaurant, which I mean as a complement. I am giving it 5 stars because they cook the meat perfectly (smoky chicken, soft beef strips in the bulgogi, etc.) and it is a solid value. I can buy 2 plates and feed my family of 4.
Food: 5
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