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Teriyaki Boys

4.4 (18 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 2:00 pm

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Teriyaki Chicken

This place offers pretty satisfying food with great volume for price. Quick service and friendly staff. They seem to be closed at night and weekends, but if I'm back here during weekday lunch time, I'll come back!

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Misty T.

I thought this was going to be typical food court food but I was wrong. Small menu but mostly cooked to order. I ordered teriyaki chicken which came with veggies and rice for $7.85 and the drink was $2.50. This is generally more than I like to pay for lunch but the quality was worth it.

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Jason R.

It's my go to for a good casual teriyaki lunch. Prices are a bit steep but I'm fully satisfied with the food. It's your standard food court teriyaki with all the sriracha and hot sauce fixings that you'd like. Lines can get long when you wait for the lunch hour at 12. I'm pretty sure this is the most popular stand at local bites

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Krishna N.

After a long time I went back to the new food court on locust St. This is the second time I'm eating at teriyaki boys. The quantity served is good. I would say it's non-spicy teriyaki. I got the beef chicken shrimp teriyaki for $10 which is a good price but the taste is blunt. No spicy at all. May be next time I should ask them to spice it up. It can be a regular eating place.

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“I got the "lunch special" which was the chicken teriyaki, veggies, fried rice, and a fountain drink for $12.”

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Fawn's Asian Cuisine - Pad Thai

Fawn's Asian Cuisine

4.3(86 reviews)
1.5 mi
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I have been going here for years. If you are looking for the best crab rangoons in dsm this is the…read moreplace.

Last night we had one of the best Asian meals we've had in a long time. Fawn's has been on my list…read moreof places to try for many years but for some reason we had never tried it. We try one new restaurant each month just to keep things fresh, so this time I suggested Fawn's. I'm really glad we did. I had heard so many great things about the food so I was excited to try it. When I saw the menu, though, I was a little nervous because they serve Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai and Laotian food. In my experience, restaurants that try to serve all kinds of Asian food rarely do one or all of them well. I ordered Pad Thai and my husband got Evil Jungle Prince. I was very pleased. It was the best Pad Thai I've ever eaten. It was SO good! My husband loved his dish, too. It had chicken and vegetables with a spicy sauce made with red curry and coconut milk. The prices were very reasonable and the portions were huge. We each got two meals out of our dinners. I love it when that happens. The place isn't fancy. It's in a small strip mall and doesn't look like much from the outside. Inside it's very clean and well-kept. There's not much for ambience besides two flat screen TVs. It doesn't matter because it's the food that really stands out. The service was excellent, too. My husband had his iced tea refilled twice without even asking. Great affordable food and good service. What more can you ask for? If you love Asian food, give them a try. I can't wait to go back and try more of their dishes.

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Asian Fusion - Take out box

Asian Fusion

3.8(62 reviews)
88.7 mi
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I have since moved away from Waterloo/CFs, but I do come back because I have family in the area…read more For anyone and everyone who is looking for some authentic, reasonably SE Asian/Thai food, this IS a good place to go. I base this on two criteria. 1. Waterloo/Cedar Falls ain't exactly a large, metropolitan area, thus the diversity in cuisine and the public which they serve is not diverse. So it takes courage for the meat-and-potatoes American to venture from their bubble and try something new. 2. As far as *real* authentic cuisine goes, this is not bad! It is truly a gem that some authenticity has come out to the hick-ville, cornfields of Iowa. I applaud the owners/chefs to prepare such new foods and bring this city into a new realm of culinary consciousness. I gave a review earlier on the service, dining spaces, bathrooms, and food, this place has not lost its touch. I encourage everybody to try the food. Even the most novice of Thai-lovers can attempt pad-thai and reasonably be satisfied. I have three kids, two boys who are PICKY with their foods, picky enough that I'd smack them on their heads to venture away from chicken nuggets. But fortunately they BOTH ask me for pad thai on Friday nights (from our local thai restaurant), Asian Fusion did play a significant role in enlightening my boys' palate (thanks!).

I don't know what to tell yall but this was my first and will be my last time coming here. The…read morewaiter didn't even take care of us even when we were there first and make us wait up to a hour before we received our food after everyone else even tho we were there first . And the fired rice that I had was so bad , it was dry and the meet was so big and not even cook and my rice was just smash down flat to fill up the plate .

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Hawker's Kitchen

Hawker's Kitchen

4.7(37 reviews)
11.2 mi

Hawker Kitchen brings authentic Malaysian street food flavors right into the heart of Des Moines,…read moreand it's a spot that feels both comforting and exciting if you're craving Southeast Asian dishes. Char Kueh Teow This dish stood out immediately which has a smoky wok hei flavor (the "breath of the wok") coated the flat rice noodles, giving them that deep caramelized edge that's hard to find outside of Malaysia. The prawns were plump and juicy, and the mix of soy, garlic, and chili gave just the right balance of savory and spicy. Fresh cucumbers and pickled vegetables on the side added a refreshing crunch, making each bite balanced and addictive. Laksa Rich, creamy, and fragrant, the laksa broth was a highlight. The curry coconut base carried layers of spice without being overwhelming, and every sip warmed you from the inside out. The noodles were cooked just right, with toppings that tied it together from seafood to herbs. It's the kind of bowl that makes you pause between spoonfuls just to savor the aroma. Satay The chicken satay had a lovely turmeric and lemongrass marinade, grilled to a slight char that locked in the smoky flavor. Tender on the inside with crispy edges, it paired perfectly with the bold, nutty, and slightly spicy peanut dipping sauce. The cucumber slices on the side helped cut through the richness, just like you'd get back at a hawker stall in Malaysia. Overall Hawker Kitchen is a gem for anyone looking for authentic Malaysian comfort food in Des Moines. Portions are generous, flavors are bold and true to their roots, and the variety on the menu makes it worth repeat visits. If you're new to Malaysian cuisine, start with the satay and char kueh teow; if you're a fan already, the laksa will feel like home.

The staff is always so friendly and smiling when we come in! We have been here so many times and…read moretried something new every time because there are so many good options on the menu! And plenty of good drinks options to go with it!

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Vietopia Asian Fusion

Vietopia Asian Fusion

4.7(47 reviews)
9.1 mi

Stopped in on Saturday for lunch after shopping at the mall. Was a little difficult to find,…read morebecause the location on yelp is a little off. Was promptly seated and didn't have to wait long to get my order in or receive my food. Now I was in early so I could see how it could get busy as service picks up because seating can be a little limited. The restaurant was clean and decorated well enough. The location doesn't do it many favors but the food is good so I'll likely come back. I requested the New Delhi-Style Noodles because I enjoy yellow curry dishes and was needless to say I was impressed. The vermicelli noodles were great dipped into the accompanying fish sauce with curried chicken bites in between. The portion was solid for lunch and I didn't feel like I needed more to get me through until dinner. Only gripe is maybe the price is a little high for anything other than chicken but that's life right now. I'll likely stop back in to try a few more dishes when I'm back in the area.

Let's talk about good, quality ingredients and excellent customer service food was amazing and it…read morereminds me of being in Hanio known for their traditional northern cuisine, known for delicate, balanced, and subtle flavors. The restaurant maintains an authentic atmosphere calming lights and music. If you have not stop by yet, please do. You won't be disappointed....Trust me...

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Lucky Lotus

4.2(165 reviews)
1.4 mi
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Lucky Lotus I got…read moreto know Seng and Dala Chen who previously ran Café Fuzion on the east side of Des Moines for 14 years before establishing Lucky Lotus on Ingersoll Avenue. I have many fine memories of cafe fusion. I went there once a week since they were open. The Chens were very innovative in blending different types of Asian cuisine. Seng and Dala helped open up the new restaurant. The siblings took over the major operation of the restaurant , including the theme and the menu and the concept. (Brothers Souriyno Chen (who serves as General Manager and owner) and (Kevin Chen manage the day-to-day operations), offering Southeast Asian dishes inspired by their family heritage. Both restaurants also had numerous family members helping The broader family foundation listed by the restaurant also includes (Donny Chen, and Philip Chen.) Plus numerous other relatives serving and cooking. The young siblings tried to create a clever, modern, and progressive aesthetic with counter service, an upbeat hipster ambiance, and both indoor and outdoor seating. Why maintaining the historical concept of fusion of various asian cuisines Their menu is inspired by the cuisines of Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam. My favorites are,various currys, pad Thai, drunken noodles, and spring rolls. I absolutely love Crispy Rice Rolls / Nam Khao The crispy rice wraps stand out for their crispy fried coconut rice, fresh lettuce, carrots, vermicelli noodles, and fresh herbs, all wrapped in rice paper. It's generous portions and so fresh! They are served with a flavorful brightside sauce and are large enough to share or enjoy as a light meal. Other things I want to try are the zen noodle salad, and khao poon (coconut curry noodle soup). The restaurant worked hard to create many dietary options: Widely praised on platforms like HappyCow for offering fantastic vegan and vegetarian options, with knowledgeable staff ready to help navigate ingredients.They offer fun unique specialty beverages including Keule lemonade and traditional Thai tea. Other drinks include the mango dragon lemonade with mango boba or the lotus lagoon butterfly pea flower tea with passionfruit lemonade and lychee boba. Seasonal drinks like pumpkin spice Thai tea also appear on the menu. They offer unique desserts like mango sticky rice with butterfly pea flower infused sticky rice and mango guava cheesecake with mango mousse and toasted almonds. It's well worth a visit and "to go" is a good option if you wanna take dinner home. There's lots of different parking options.

We were greeted promptly by a friendly employee who answered our questions and was very…read moreaccommodating of our food sensitivities and allergies. The atmosphere was fun and modern without feeling overdone. I was happy to see that the Thai tea could be made with oat milk. We ordered the Pad Thai with chicken, Lao sausage, Dala dumplings, and Nam Khao with sour pork. The Nam Khao at spice level 3 was milder than expected but still enjoyable. The dumplings had a great texture, and while the filling was bland, the dipping sauce made up for it and was delicious and complemented the dish perfectly. The Lao sausage was sweet and garlicky, but the sticky rice was a little dry. The Pad Thai was just how I like it with fresh vegetables and not overly saucy. Parking is hard to find, and it is on a busy street. So plan accordingly. It took us about 15 minutes to find decent parking that was half a block away. We didn't mind the walking, but we thought there would be a designated parking lot. But there is not unfortunately. Overall, we had a good experience and would recommend this spot if you are looking for Lao and Thai flavors.

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Hokkaido Ramen House - Spicy beef ramen

Hokkaido Ramen House

4.3(57 reviews)
8.3 mi
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We went to Hokkaido Ramen House Friday night thinking we were just grabbing a bowl of noodles. What…read morewe found was a really nice surprise -- and then we apparently forgot how to stop ordering food. The restaurant is very cool inside, spotless, and has a great atmosphere. They were moderately busy, but service was still very fast. Our server was sweet, funny, witty, kind and attentive. She really added to the experience. We started with the gyoza, which were fresh, hot and delicious. I ordered the Tom Yum Ramen, loaded with seafood and a ton of flavor. Kim had the Spicy Beef Ramen with the giant bone-in beef rib. That thing is a monster of a bowl and was packed with flavor. Kim tried the apple sake and liked it so much that we stopped afterward and bought a bottle. I had a Tsingtao beer and then decided I apparently hadn't ordered enough food, so I added the tuna sashimi. It was incredibly fresh and delicious, especially with the fresh ginger and greens. We definitely spent more than we intended, but mostly because we kept wanting to try more things. Hokkaido is only about half a mile from our house, which may turn out to be dangerous. Great food, fast service, fun atmosphere and one of those places that surprised us in the best way. We'll definitely be back.

If you're looking for authentic, flavorful ramen, Hokkaido is absolutely worth the visit. This was…read moreonly our second ramen spot, but it has officially become the standard we'll compare every other ramen restaurant against. We started with the dumplings, and they were outstanding--crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and packed with flavor. They were the perfect way to start the meal. I ordered the Spicy Beef Ramen, and all I can say is... wow. The broth was rich, bold, and full of depth without overpowering the dish. The beef was incredibly tender, practically falling apart with every bite, and every ingredient came together perfectly. My wife ordered the Miso Ramen and couldn't stop talking about how flavorful and comforting it was. Every spoonful tasted fresh and thoughtfully prepared. The atmosphere was another highlight. The restaurant has a beautiful, open layout with warm lighting, Japanese-inspired décor, and a welcoming vibe that makes you want to stay and enjoy your meal. It feels modern while still being cozy. To top it all off, the service was phenomenal. Our server was attentive, friendly, and made sure we had everything we needed without ever feeling intrusive. Hokkaido delivered on every level--food, atmosphere, and service. We'll definitely be back, and if you're in the Ankeny area and craving ramen, this is a place you need to experience. Highly recommended.

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Fong's Pizza - Fong's Pizza Food Menu

Fong's Pizza

4.0(1k reviews)
0.8 mi
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Locally owned & operated
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This is an amaaaaazzzing spot. They have my two favorite things, pizza and tiki drinks. You will…read morefind a decent-sized private parking lot here and a walk-up pick-up window for people who placed to-go orders online. There is also free street parking available. There is a decent-sized dining area and a very nice outdoor patio as well. It was a nice day during my visit, so I sat on the patio. The staff there was very friendly. Their menu has traditional pizzas such as sausage, pepperoni, and meatzilla. They also have some unique Asian inspired creations like Tai Chicken, Mac and Cheese, General Tso's Chicken, Iowan, Crab Ragoon, and Korean Beef Chicken pizzas. They also have soups and salads, and Chinese food entrees like Beef and Broccoli, Stir-Fry Chicken, Sesame Chicken, Orange Chicken, and Chili Garlic Shrimp. And yes, they have some of the best tiki drinks and mocktails around. I ordered a Painkiller and a Waving Cat to go with my Bang Bang Chicken Pizza. It took them about 12 minutes to prepare my pie. It was fresh and hot. It was also so good. I have never had a pizza like that before. It was very flavorful and tasty. It was so good, I even forgot to take a picture of it because I just jumped right in. My drinks came out much sooner, and they were also really, really good. The staff there was very friendly and attentive. My service was first class. I am so glad I found this spot and got to experience it. I highly recommend this place, and I definitely will be back very soon.

My wife and I went midday Tuesday and had two different views of Fong's. Basically, I liked my…read morepizza choices and she didn't like hers. We both took advantage of the lunch pizza slice special. I thought my Polynesian pizza was good, and my full pie of Korean Beef pizza was a great concept that delivered admirably. She got the Korean Chicken slice which was the monthly special which I thought was good. Then came her full Crab Rangoon pizza. I don't eat Crab Rangoon, so I abstained. But her reaction to the taste was poor. We're not the couple that leaves potential leftovers on the table, but suffice to say that the Crab Rangoon pizza was left almost in its entirety at the restaurant. Back to me, I was impressed by their fusion concepts and would be interested to try their traditional Asian dishes in their original form sans pizza dough.

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