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Bentoz Teriyaki

4.0 (78 reviews)
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Updated 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for kids
Outdoor seating

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Kyle C.

Absolutely fuego!!! Best teriyaki spot in my local area FASHOOOOOOO Portion size for takeout is perfect to fill you up. The salad is quite spicy but incredibly tasty-- not bland at all. Looking forward to trying other dishes.

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Kadin H.

This is your typical hole in the wall bento spot. You know what to expect when you come here. I did appreciate the large portion sizes but as with everything else, inflation has caught up and you're paying $13-14 bucks minimum. A nice Asian food alternative to the pricier places in the area.

Crazy steep prices
Eric R.

The food was decent but the prices are insanity. Beef teriyaki coming in at $16 and Spicy Chicken at $14?! Nothing amazing enough to be paying those prices. Service was quick but business was slow. Spicy chicken was okay but not what you'd typically get from any other teriyaki place. The flavor and texture of the beef teriyaki was off.

Baby cockroach in my udon
Taylor S.

Oh bentoz, posting this review makes me so sad. I order bentoz once a week probably (seriously) and love their teriyaki, spicy chicken and chicken udon - but today I was eating my chicken udon, picked up a noodle with my chopsticks, only to find a baby cockroach on it. I just don't know that I can get over this one.

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4 months ago

Solid Teriyaki. Can't go wrong with a classic chicken teriyaki. Thank you for dinner.

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7 months ago

Amazing teriyaki! One of the best I have had in Portland. The food is always consistent and very fresh

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2 years ago

My favorite place. I go there always. I love bentoz spicy chicken teriyaki. Place is very clean and staff very friendly.

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2 years ago

I tried the chicken and did not like it. It had a soapy taste to it. I don't recommend going here.

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3 years ago

Past experiences great. Most current one was an absolute nightmare. Poor customer service.

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One of my favorite teriyaki places it on the side of town. Very friendly management. Food is amazing I suggest you try the pork teriyaki

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