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TERIKING

4.1 (89 reviews)
ModerateJapanese, Korean, Chinese
Open 10:30 am - 9:30 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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Chicken & Chicken Katsu Combo 4/5
Irene L.

Korean Owned Teriyaki with big portions and good variety. House Yakisoba 4/5: contains chicken beef and shrimp. The chicken is teriyaki chicken base without the sauce. Beef tasted kind of like bulgogi and I only saw maybe 3-4 shrimps. The noodles itself had a really tasty black pepper after taste that made it not too oily. I'd get it again, maybe just the beef, it compliments well with the noodles Chicken + Chicken Katsu Combo 4/5: a lot of food. There's a small mound of rice. Two chicken Katsus and two pieces of grilled chicken teriyaki chopped into pieces. Also included is 3 gyozas and 2 egg rolls. Teriyaki chicken needed more sauce and was a little dry compared to the katsu. The Katsu is solid for the cravings. Big servings, solid teriyaki.

Great food, a vegan option, very large portions, local owners , family owned and quick

Very nice worker. I don't know what I ordered but genuinely the best chicken I've ever had. I don't know what sauce it is but most delicious sauce ever. Taste best very hot

Nikita S.

My review is based solely on the "Pick Up" option. I ordered the Spicy Bulgogi, which comes with rice, salad, egg roll, and gyoza by default. I customized it by removing the rice and egg roll, and adding extra salad and gyoza. I've seen reviews mentioning that the portion size was smaller compared to the price, but in my opinion, it was a good portion. I finished it in one sitting, but had leftovers for lunch the next day, and it was quite filling both times. The salad was a bit disappointing since it only had lettuce, but it paired well with the meat. The bulgogi was tasty, with a great flavor. It might be too much on its own, so you might want rice or salad to complement it. The gyoza was delicious. Overall, it was a satisfying meal, and I would definitely come back for another pick-up.

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William H.

Saw this place passing by and stop by. It's a Teriyaki Spot tucked next to a Shell Gas Station. Walk in and you're greeted with menu in front of you. There a decent amount of seating. I ordered the Chicken Teriyaki w/ Katsu. The food came with Pot Stickers and Gyozas. Teriyaki Chicken is good but not a fan of the sauce. Katsu is good. Pot Stickers and Gyozas were good. Oh and the salad was good too. If your in the area swing by

Late night beef yakisoba
Renee S.

This review is entirely based on the beef yakisoba. I've not tried the teriyaki chicken or anything else there. Three stars is a rough rating to give because it insinuates the experience was nothing special. I've admittedly not had many yakisoba's, but I was not pleased with the level of sweetness with it here as I was hoping for a more savory flavor, which is why I didn't get the teriyaki chicken to begin with. I would recommend you DO try this place though, as their menu was extensive and they had a lot of neighborhood to-go orders flying out the door which makes me thing the other items could redeem my impression of their offerings. Very small place next door to a gas station, across from a grocery store, smack dab in the middle of a very high activity apartment area, near Seattle Center (Space Needle park). They were open until at least 9pm, which is when I grabbed my late meal. The seating area is very small and not any sort of intimate setting, but convenient if you wish to quickly sit, eat and exit. Ordering and order retrieval was pretty quick at about a 5 minute wait.

Honey garlic chicken (also came with salad not pictured)
Teresa Z.

This place is a great spot for fast service and relatively affordable food. It is located next to Shell gas station close to Aurora. You can order online on their website which has a 1.50 convenience fee but otherwise the prices are the same. It was very easy to order online and pick up, with everything on time and self-explanatory. We got the honey garlic chicken which was on the sweeter side as well as the spicy teriyaki bowl. Everything was delicious. Only reason why I'm not giving 5 stars is because if you aren't in a rush you can definitely find better teriyaki spots in the city with a little more tender meat.

Teriyaki Chicken (Deluxe) with Gyoza & Egg Roll and Chicken Katsu
Kirsten F.

Honestly was surprised by this place, I've driven by it a lot and finally ordered take out when I was craving my favorite Seattle dish. The chicken was tasty, I personally like my sauce a little thicker but overall tasted good! The surprise for me was the rice, it was perfectly cooked and had that mirin sweetness to it. The eggroll and potstickers were alright, not amazing. Overall great value for the big portion!

Chicken Yakisoba - enough for two people?!?!
Mark T.

It may seem excessive that I have been giving out a lot of 5-star reviews lately, but a) I've been lucky I guess and b) I'm possibly more easily impressed during "these times". ANYWAY, Teri-King gets stuff right, they don't skimp on ingredients, they have a wider menu than the previous teriyaki place that was here (previous place gave us grief for asking to "add extra broccoli"). Anyway, we've been to Teri-King many times recently and are impressed. There's a parking lot which is handy but here's a tip: don't park in the Domino's spots - they get huffy! Online ordering is very easy - or you can phone them directly: they won't get mad if you ask them to add extra broccoli!)

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Some of my favorite teriyaki in Seattle! Great portion sizes and the spicy teriyaki is so good here.

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Great food! Really good service! I love the shrimp and spicy chicken combo. Great portion size I always have leftovers.

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Good portion size for downtown Seattle spot. I like the Katsu and spicy chicken . It hits the spot.

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Place was very clean and the food was so delicious that we ate there again the next evening.The food portions are plenty

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Very good teriyaki and reasonably priced. Great egg rolls as well. Neighborhood a little scetchy.

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The food is actually pretty good here! And the portion you receive for the process you pay? You definitely get the bang out of your buck!

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Fast, tasted good and very friendly service. Had orange chicken with white rice, tofu and a salad for less than $15.

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