The food was good, but the prices were honestly shocking. I paid $19 for chicken tenders with a…read moresmall side of fries--and that didn't even include sauce. They charge an extra $2.50 just for dipping sauce, which feels excessive. Even water isn't complimentary--you have to buy a bottled water for $3.50. On top of that, the restaurant itself is small with limited, uncomfortable seating. There's also no wait staff, so if you need anything, you have to get up and take care of it yourself. If you're heading there before an Everett Silvertips game with friends, you'll be lucky to find seating--it only has about 25 seats total. Overall, decent food, but between the high prices, limited space, and lack of basic service, it didn't feel like a great value.

I picked this place solely bc of the overall stars. And I must say I left feeling perplexed…read more My son definitely ordered the better meal. He went with fried chicken burger with tater tots. The burger was decently. It wasn't anything I'd go out of my way for but it was solid choice. It was crispy and seasoned pretty well. The tater tots were exceptionally tasty. Fried to perfection without being greasy. And the seasoning was chef kiss. My chicken wings were slathered in garlic Parmesan sauce. And that sauce was actually tasty. But my wings were so rubbery and it lacking any crispy texture. It was like they were boiled, flash fried for color and then bathed in the sauce to finish cooking. I just wish the chicken was cooked better. It would have been a much better experience. The pretzel and cheese is a big no. Nothing tasty about the pretzel bites as at all and the cheese sauce was not great either. Service was great. They were really friendly.

So happy to finally have a Raising Cane's nearby! We've been a couple of times and the food is…read morealways hot, fresh, and delicious. The employees are on top of things, and it's as clean as it can be based on how many customers they have at any minute. Love the local memorabilia and it just has a fun atmosphere. The only bummer is that it can get so busy that it's tough to find a spot to stand and wait for food, or for a table to open up. Haven't done through the drive through yet, but it seems like that moves pretty quickly despite the long lines.

Dining room is extremely loud and chaotic seems almost unorganized. Young man who took my order had…read moreto repeat himself several times as his colleagues were yelling at each other. Lemonade is tangy can't say it's real or a mix. Food was quick and hot. Not a huge fan of cane sauce but the chicken is delicious Generic crinkle fries hot crispy and perfectly salted. Employees on break are sitting in the dining room. Unfortunately had to distinguish if they are on break working. The business should have a break room.

Ordered the Angels Mac & Cheese bites meal…read more Incredible taste, the portions are super generous, like the Mac&Cheese bites tray was super heavy. The seasoning on the fries is excellent. The price is very good for what you get. Definitely Will bring my girlfriend here to show her !

Suuuch a cool concept that I found unfortunately fell short. But fried chicken, waffle fries, soft…read moreserve, milk teas? So many things to love in one spot is a great idea. Everything I tried did not live up to my hype though. I got the impression this was a place with a lot of personality and a good idea just executed poorly by using cheap industrial supplies/ingredients for everything. I got fried chicken that was dry but decently flavored, and waffle fries that were good but nothing special. The sauces here are reeeeally bad though and some were just industrial pre-packaged ones so that'd make sense. I got mac n cheese too that was also extremely bland. I almost wondered if this was like a basic sysco-style shop because it definitely felt like the savory foods were industrial-grade and fairly bland for the most part (not that sysco doesn't have some decent stuff that can be sexied up). On the sweet side I got an ube+vanilla soft serve swirl with a taiyaki shell added which was also just pretty average. The taiyaki was really ugly and malformed but tasted quite good. The vibe inside is extremely weird as well. It has a LOT of personality and local flavor, with various games and toys, foosball tables, instant ramen you can buy and heat up, filtered water stations (mayhaps Korean owned?). You order from awesome giant tablet kiosks that seem to have some poor UX software for the menu navigation system but it works. The chairs and tables though were also very strange, like they were pulled from a shut-down carls jr or something with thin poorly designed aluminium and particle board. Not a single table I found was stable, they all had a ton of wobble and the chairs were so tiny and small none were comfortable to sit on as a 6'2 dude. Honestly I almost want to recommend this place as an experience to see how uniquely odd it is, and the food is right up a college kid's alley and nothing so bad you can't enjoy yourself. At least come here as a tourist attraction and see for yourself what's going on at this eclectic spot.

We love our local Chick-Fil-A! Not only is the food always great, the staff are always so kind and…read moreaccommodating. The restaurant always looks clean, even on really busy days. We will continue to support our local take out. And they have some really fun events to get more foot traffic in there.

Never tried before but I liked the customer service aspect of ordering from a person and they walk…read morethe food to your car. Friendly staff A little more experience but the chicken was a good size, not dry and lots of yummy sauces to try. Waffle fries were a miss. Milkshakes taste like DQ but a reasonable price point. Not bad for a fast food!

This place was GAS! Worth a try!…read more I got the soy ginger chicken sandwich for $10. Very reasonable price. Was freshly made. The staff is friendly and the inside is comfortable. Loved it.

This is one of the best, Korean chicken sandwiches I've ever tried. First the spicy fries were…read moredelicious. They weren't just spicy but had a delicious Cayenne flavor to them which I didn't get tired of. The burgers were decently sized and the prices were very low, especially compared to today's economy. The chicken is very juicy and is seasoned to perfection not too little, but not too much that you can't taste the chicken flavor. And inside the burger the chicken goes perfectly with all the toppings and the special sauce, which is delicious and unlike anything I've ever tried. Would 100% recommend to anyone passing by this area. There's not many places that serve this type of food and this restaurant has definitely capitalized on the food they serve.

Yummy Teriyaki & Fried Chicken has been rebranded to Teriyaki and More Edmonds, which has it's own…read moreYelp page. It looks like online ordering is cheaper than in store, which is interesting. While Teriyaki is the first thing read, I want to say the curry and fried chicken are the stars of the show (I have not had the teriyaki though, but reasons will be explained). As soon as you step inside the store, there is a strong curry smell surrounding the room. Curry is definitely strong and likely popular from first impression. Second, the fried chicken looks mouthwatering and there are different lunch combos. It's also possible to only get 5 pieces of chicken for $10, in case you aren't as hungry. Basically a quarter order, given how a full order is 20 pieces. A full order can easily be split between 2 people, but I'd push for 3 people as well. Crispy Yangnyeom Chicken - they offered me sauce on the side, which I gladly took for an opportunity to try the chicken plain. Otherwise you can opt for the chicken being glazed already. Chicken was double fried by the crunchy taste and extremely juicy. Fresh out, the chicken was also tender and burning. Yangnyeom sauce here is spicier than other places, which is more realistic of yangnyeom. Others tend to focus on the sweetness. Overall delicious and a huge portion. Crispy Ban Ban Chicken - today I learned that Ban Ban is half yangnyeom half original. In this case, half the chicken was original and half was spicier with yangnyeom sauce on the side. For a more authentic Korean experience, you may opt for this as it's a popular choice and allows one to get both sides.

Folks, this place deserves more attention. If you're ever in the Edmonds area craving some Asian…read morefood, this generous mom & pop shop delivers in massive, both metaphorically and literally, ways. My wife and I stopped by, and by some recommendations, we ordered: 5-piece Korean fried chicken (soy garlic flavor) Japanese Curry Katsu Teriyaki and Katsu combo I'm just going to lump the reviews of the katsu orders together. Right off the bay, these portions are LARGE. This place serves generous plates that can easily be two separate meals. The star of the show for me was the katsu. The breading was light but crunchy, and the katsu paired with the katsu sauce? Unbelievable. The curry was also nice too with the curry adding a thick layer of goodness onto an impeccable piece of meat. I'm already thinking of more katsu. The teriyaki was great too. Nice and simple, you can't go wrong with the teriyaki. If you want more of the sweet teriyaki sauce, there's a stand near the register where you can grab a bottle to lather on more. The Korean fried chicken - probably the largest pieces of chicken pieces (drums, wings) I've ever received at a restaurant. The soy garlic flavor was really prominent, and it also had a fantastic crunch to it all. My only qualm, albeit a tiny small one, was that it didn't pack that *crunchiness* of Korean fried chicken, as in it seemed like it was only fried once. But no matter, we were both enthralled by all the meats and flavors. Come one, come all. This place truly is a gem in Edmonds and can easily missed while driving down the road. It's no glamour or pompous shine, but this humble restaurant sure packs a punch. I'm full while writing this review and already planning my next trip back.

this place is very clean and has great customer service! the food is amazing as well!read more

Food 10/10 Ordered the golden fried chicken combo with white…read morerice and French fries, came with a lot of chicken, a lot of fries, and a lot of rice, for very cost effective price. Also got the pork bulgogi with white rice and came with a mountain of pork and onion. Service 11/10 The cashier talked with us, gave recommendations, gave us a bunch of free sauce just so we could try everything out, super nice lady! Setting 10/10 Restaurant smelled great, the lights were a calm tone, the music was good and not distracting or loud, very nice menu with lots of options for picky eaters and more adept eaters as well.

soooo good!!! For…read moresome dumb reason u have to right close to a book to post on here but dickeys is FIRE !!!

Quick service. Reusable cups…read more 3 types of bbq sauce available by the soda machine, regular, sweet and spicy. Spicy was mild. Sweet was overly so and regular was the best. Got the 3 meat plate: pork ribs - dry and smoked. Not bbq'd. One had some sauce so not sure how it should normally be? Chicken breast - smoked as well with some light grill marks. Less dry and had some smoke flavor. Had to be sauced up. Kielbasa polish sausage - sliced thin and bland but soft and not dry. Sides of Mac and cheese, stouffers does better how sad and baked potato casserole was instant bland and thick. Everything lacked flavor. It felt like it was all an after thought and not worth $20 but it was a decent amount of meat. Just not very good at all or worth a pic. Lots of Uber Eats orders going out at lunch so curious to know what their best seller is.