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    Midori Teriyaki

    4.2 (166 reviews)
    InexpensiveJapanese, Sushi Bars
    Closed 10:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Quiet
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Chicken Breast Teriyaki
    Ivana K.

    *UberEats Delivery Review* Packaging: 5/5 Everything was packed nice and secure, no spillage! Utensils were provided upon request. Preparation time didn't take too long either. Food: 5/5 So good! Only snapped a photo of the Chicken Breast Teriyaki. A great alternative if you are trying to watch your calorie intake somewhat and want something more high protein. Was slightly dry but they did a good job considering it's chicken breast. Spicy chicken was also good. Our favorite though, was the chicken katsu. It was so juicy, and the portions were huge. I think they use dark meat for the katsu, which I prefer because white meat is just way too try. I'll definitely order from here again!

    Eleana S.

    I'm searching for Japanese food for lunch before heading back to work. I was hoping for a combo of Beef and Pork Teriyaki Rice with Salad, but she only gave me Beef. Despite it being tasty, I'm disappointed, and she wasn't very friendly either. I understand you can't know people's lives, but I have some deafness, and I asked her twice - her higher voice isn't appreciated.

    Chicken Breast Teriyaki
    Yuka B.

    GREAT portion sizes and flavor!!! The chicken teriyaki and spicy chicken teriyaki here is my go to. $15 for a lotttt of protein. Really nice lady is always working the front too!

    Taro Boba. It was good but I wish it had more boba pearls in it.
    Viola P.

    This is one of the first restaurants that we've tried since moving to the area. The food is good. The prices were really cheap compared to the quantity. I do wish the boba tea had more pearls, since there was hardly in my drink but it still tasted good. We will definitely be back.

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    The food is really good, prices are good, it's our favorite teriyaki place! The people are friendly.

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    1 year ago

    I like Midori. Good food and a nice environment. I have had the basic teriyaki, broccoli beef, and kung pao chicken - all quite good.

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    This was our first time ordering takeout from Midori and we were very satisfied with the quality of food (chicken teriyaki) and value.

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    2 years ago

    Consist good food. Free beverage with each meal. Convenient location. Sports on TV. Friendly service. Crispy salad.

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    2 years ago

    Been going there for years. Great value, good food and reliable. Get a free drink with every meal.

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    2 years ago

    Love their teriyaki chicken combo -- juicy and delicious. And it's great deal -- includes salad, rice, and a drink for $13!

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