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    Nikko Teriyaki

    4.3 (276 reviews)
    ModerateJapanese
    Open 11:00 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Menu and front counter
    Ryan B.

    Best teriyaki in West Seattle. Can't go wrong. Friendly and haven't had any issues with orders.

    Chicken teriyaki
    Normandean C.

    I've started a journey for finding my favorite teriyaki place in the greater Seattle area. I would say this place is in the running for a slot in the top 3. This place is nestled near the junction in West Seattle. It's a quaint and tiny establishment that focuses on their food. I've had their chicken teriyaki as well as their katsu. What I love about their food is the punch packed flavor on top of the portions they serve. You can expect at least two meals out of one ordered plate. That's if you don't mind finishing your meal feeling extremely full. All in all if I'm craving Teriyaki chicken and I'm in the area. I might just be making my way here. Order ahead to save yourself some time.

    Katsu and teriyaki combo
    Louise F.

    Solid teriyaki and was a good meal even split between 2 people. There's not much space inside to eat but we took one of the little tables and it was fine enough :) My favorite spot is still I Love Teriyaki but this was definitely a great meal and what we were looking for

    Beef Fried Rice & Chicken Teriyaki
    Lia J.

    Good teriyaki that's always consistent interms of quality and quantity. Nikko is pretty busy and if you order to pick up make sure you check your order and get a receipt before you walk out. I paid for a combo meal with an egg roll and spicy teriyaki chicken with fried rice side upgrade. When it got to me and I opened up the boxes I ended up with teriyaki chicken and beef fried rice. Both are yummy, but not what I ordered. Given there as no receipt attached, Uber eats wouldn't help fix the order.

    Pork Teriyaki
    Pat F.

    I found this on yelp while in west Seattle and hungry for good teriyaki. They definitely have it! It's a tiny shop with 3-4 tables and some clutter including a big grocery cart from Safeway up the street full of supplies in the bathroom!? With all of us trying to stand around for takeout orders it's pretty tight and then through in the two guys yacking loud at a table about odd topics, do yourself a favor and order takeout! But from the guy at the front and what I could hear from the almighty OZ in the kitchen behind the curtain chopping meat, it was pretty quick and efficient! I ordered the standard size pork Teri instead of the lunch special size. It was a pretty generous portion and a lot of salad! But I like salad with this so it worked out. The meat was cooked great with the occasional piece having a little char. I'd definitely go here again.

    Chicken Teriyaki
    Jeremiah M.

    There have been countless times that I've passed by Nikko Teriyaki when visiting West Seattle, but this past weekend I finally got the chance to come in and try them out while my car tires were being rotated nearby. The inside of the restaurant is quite small with very limited seating (maybe 4 tables at most), but it seems majority of their business is relied on takeout orders. The person working at the counter was friendly and welcoming. I had ordered the chicken teriyaki, one of Seattle's staple dishes. It came with the usual rice, leafy vegetables, and the chicken alongside a small cup of their special sauce. The teriyaki chicken was cooked nicely, flavourful with a good chew. All the other items complimented each other well. When dining in, you can use as much sauce as you need that's on the table. The sauces might be on the sweeter side, but I thought it was tasty. All in all, another very valid teriyaki place in Seattle. I see myself coming back again soon and more often.

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    William H.

    Felt like some teriyaki and saw this place. It's right by the Safeway tucked away but if you look on left or right you'll see it. When you walk in your greeted and there fast they want you to order fast. There's a little bit of seating inside for you. I ordered the Chicken Yeriyaki & Chicken Katsu Combo. Chicken Teriyaki was good as well as the Katsu. I'd recommend this place to everyone

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    Love it been eating here for years beyond in the family has something they like. Super fast too.

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    Teriyaki lunch bowl is perfect for a mid day fuel. Service is great and chicken is cooked perfectly in my opinion.

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    Unassuming spot with great food and friendly owners! I wish the portions were bigger but economy. Support this place!

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    Best classic teriyaki in Seattle, bar none. Absolute perfection. No nonsense, friendly, 100% consistent. Yakisoba is also top notch

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    Best Teriyaki in WS by far. They have teriyaki and Chinese dishes. My son's favorite is the Katsu Chicken and orders it everytime.

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    This place is my favorite place to eat! There teriyaki sauce is amazing!!! They make it themselves!

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    Ask the Community - Nikko Teriyaki

    Any chance the Egg Rolls are vegetarian?

    Absolutely. there IS a chance. Always a CHANCE for vegetarian egg rolls. Chinese restaurants always do vegetarian egg rolls.

    I have a pretty bad MSG allergy, do you know if they use it in their food? I just called and got rushed off the phone so I'm still unclear. I hear they have great reviews but can't risk getting sick!

    I can bet that they do Not use msg. I'll ask next time I go . Don't miss this place though. Food is on point.

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    A classic Seattle steakhouse that's been around for nearly 30 years -- and still my personal pick…read morefor value. I've tried the big names like Metropolitan, Capital Grille, John Howie, and The Butcher's Table, but this place remains my favorite for a true American steakhouse experience. We actually drove to the old location first, saw the sign, and then headed over to the new spot just a short distance away. I usually go to the Issaquah location, but this time we visited West Seattle. The old space had a cozy charm, while the new one feels much more modern. The happy hour menu has changed a bit, but we still enjoyed a glass of house red, mac & cheese, and a Caesar salad before sharing a 14oz ribeye. The steak was cooked to a perfect medium‑rare, and the bartender was genuinely friendly. Even the house red was better than expected. Issaquah still wins for me but we still had a great night eating, laughing, and catching up. Happy hour runs 4-6pm at the bar only, and our ribeye came with one side for $68. And if you haven't tried their brunch yet, it's surprisingly good.

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