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Teriyaki Bowl

3.9 (64 reviews)
InexpensiveJapanese
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shrimp, lettuce, and sauce
Abdullah A.

I had the chicken and prawn combo. The salad it came with was small, with a watery dressing that barely had any flavor. The teriyaki chicken was unremarkable, maybe slightly below average. The kicker? The "teriyaki prawns" were four medium shrimp on a stick. This all ran me over $18 after tax and tip. I won't be back.

Chicken & Beef
Gwen H.

Amazing teriyaki! This place has been around my whole life and I am SO GLAD they survived the pandemic. The service is also friendly, attentive and quick.

MB P.

I have been here a couple times now. Love the food. It's fresh and tastes good. They have quite a variety of foods to chose from. There's no dine in right now. It's very clean with mask requirement and hand sanitizer available. Will definitely be back!

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Katsu chicken was old and discolored. Outside of the possible health concerns, it was the consistency of beef jerky. Un-eatable.

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3 years ago

This place used to have great service and good management but then a new owner took over. Food is worse and service is rude.

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Decent teriyaki and good portions for the price. Food is ready quickly. I'm partial to the chicken and beef combo

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5 years ago

Great spicy beef teriyaki! The gyoza and fried rice were also tasty. Terrific service. I highly recommend this place.

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3 years ago

Not good. Rice clearly tasted like instant rice. Fried rice had no flavor. And hot sauce cost extra.

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4 years ago

Good teriyaki and reasonable price, not a ton of affordable options in this area. I got the spicy beef. I'll be back

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7 years ago

Very nice presentation and filling menu items! Excellent service also! Wonderful conclusion to Arboretum and Japanese Garden visit!

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4 years ago

These guys are great! Good, classic teriyaki food and nice people that worked there. And the location is great!

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8 years ago

Love their spicy yaki. Their soba with teriyaki chicken is really good too, and their potstickers.

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