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Joy Teriyaki

4.1 (36 reviews)
InexpensiveAsian Fusion, Japanese
Closed • 11:00 am - 8:30 pm

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Good for groups
Good for kids

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Spicy chicken.  There are TWO layers of chicken here, one underneath the visible one of the same size.
Stephen K.

This place is a chain?!?!?!? It doesn't SEEM like a chain: Is the food good? It is absolutely outstanding! Are the portion sizes small? They're enormous!!! Is all the food made ahead of time, fast food style? No, it's all made to order. Is the service disinterested and non-caring? Nope, the people running the establishment couldn't be friendlier and more helpful. Is it expensive? It's stupidly cheap, especially considering the titanic amount of food you get for your money. I'm SERIOUSLY blown away by Joy Teriyaki! I stopped in after working late for a fast dinner, and was mightily impressed by the friendliness and knowledge of the staff about all of the dishes. The service was fast and friendly, and upon opening my take-away at home, I couldn't believe the portion size! A big salad, two big scoops of rice, and, no joke, what appeared to be FOUR entire chicken thighs (boned and uniformly sliced). I could barely finish it. The other dishes were all equally generously sized. Unlike most establishments where portion size is the draw, the quality is tremendously great! Everything was perfectly cooked, perfectly seasoned, and absolutely delicious! The spicy chicken actually packs a good amount of heat, and has an amazingly great flavor. Don't bother with any of the other local teriyaki chains, just go to Joy. You'll be joyful that you did!

Kung Pao. Pic of Lima Beans, green Beans, corn, cubed carrots. Nasty! Chicken teriyaki was gross  it had a jelly type teriyaki glaze.  Bad
Tammie D.

Nasty nasty! Who adds Cooked Canned vegetables to Kung Pao chicken? It had lima beans, green beans, corn and soft cubed carrots in it. We also ordered chicken teriyaki that had this jelly slimy glaze on it. It was horrible. Absolutely the worst. Be warned

Teriyaki chicken was amazing
Steve G.

We were going to get a burger but the spell form here was to good to pass up. My son got the noodles and chicken and I ordered the chicken teriyaki with a salad and rice. It was amazing and one of the best I have had in Portland. We will be back!!

Kristina G.

My husband and I stop by here for a quick date night and loved it. The food was delicious and the price was just right. The atmosphere was nice and the service was great. Noticed a lot of people coming in to get take-out as we dined-in.

Lunch Teriyaki with Gyoza $7.45

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We have consistently gotten delicious well prepared food at a reasonable price in a clean environment and a very pleasant staff.

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Come here a few more time and it has been great service and food! The spicy is real hot and the Katsu is fantastic, we get breast.

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2 years ago

The chicken and beef was cold and undercooked. You have to pay extra for a little cup of sauce to go with your rice and meat.

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4 years ago

Joy teriyaki never let's me down. This i may go to place in happy valley if im craving for Teriyaki. I highly recommend this place.

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4 years ago

Clean restaurant and decent food , salad feels fresh and crisp , I will be back ! ....

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This place is great. Awesome teriyaki!!! Great prices. Generous sized portions.. one of my new go to places in town.

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3 visits - Teriyaki is very good, has a nice char and is very moist. Nice folks behind counter. Fair prices.

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9 years ago

Great teriyaki spot .most definitely will be back spicy chicken fast and yummy

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Joy Teriyaki - asianfusion - Updated October 2026

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