Yummy Teriyaki & Fried Chicken has been rebranded to Teriyaki and More Edmonds, which has it's own…read moreYelp page. It looks like online ordering is cheaper than in store, which is interesting. While Teriyaki is the first thing read, I want to say the curry and fried chicken are the stars of the show (I have not had the teriyaki though, but reasons will be explained). As soon as you step inside the store, there is a strong curry smell surrounding the room. Curry is definitely strong and likely popular from first impression. Second, the fried chicken looks mouthwatering and there are different lunch combos. It's also possible to only get 5 pieces of chicken for $10, in case you aren't as hungry. Basically a quarter order, given how a full order is 20 pieces. A full order can easily be split between 2 people, but I'd push for 3 people as well. Crispy Yangnyeom Chicken - they offered me sauce on the side, which I gladly took for an opportunity to try the chicken plain. Otherwise you can opt for the chicken being glazed already. Chicken was double fried by the crunchy taste and extremely juicy. Fresh out, the chicken was also tender and burning. Yangnyeom sauce here is spicier than other places, which is more realistic of yangnyeom. Others tend to focus on the sweetness. Overall delicious and a huge portion. Crispy Ban Ban Chicken - today I learned that Ban Ban is half yangnyeom half original. In this case, half the chicken was original and half was spicier with yangnyeom sauce on the side. For a more authentic Korean experience, you may opt for this as it's a popular choice and allows one to get both sides.

Folks, this place deserves more attention. If you're ever in the Edmonds area craving some Asian…read morefood, this generous mom & pop shop delivers in massive, both metaphorically and literally, ways. My wife and I stopped by, and by some recommendations, we ordered: 5-piece Korean fried chicken (soy garlic flavor) Japanese Curry Katsu Teriyaki and Katsu combo I'm just going to lump the reviews of the katsu orders together. Right off the bay, these portions are LARGE. This place serves generous plates that can easily be two separate meals. The star of the show for me was the katsu. The breading was light but crunchy, and the katsu paired with the katsu sauce? Unbelievable. The curry was also nice too with the curry adding a thick layer of goodness onto an impeccable piece of meat. I'm already thinking of more katsu. The teriyaki was great too. Nice and simple, you can't go wrong with the teriyaki. If you want more of the sweet teriyaki sauce, there's a stand near the register where you can grab a bottle to lather on more. The Korean fried chicken - probably the largest pieces of chicken pieces (drums, wings) I've ever received at a restaurant. The soy garlic flavor was really prominent, and it also had a fantastic crunch to it all. My only qualm, albeit a tiny small one, was that it didn't pack that *crunchiness* of Korean fried chicken, as in it seemed like it was only fried once. But no matter, we were both enthralled by all the meats and flavors. Come one, come all. This place truly is a gem in Edmonds and can easily missed while driving down the road. It's no glamour or pompous shine, but this humble restaurant sure packs a punch. I'm full while writing this review and already planning my next trip back.

I frequent this place enough that the lady working knows my order each time now. The chicken is…read moreSOLID. Tender, juicy and has the perfect crispy outside, the sauces are good too! The steamed egg is always fluffy and well seasoned, but I just tried the creamy tteokbokki and its carbonara - meets - alfredo type sauce and it was DELICIOUS. I did end up dipping some chicken pieces into the sauce and that was also delicious. I've been to a handful for k-chicken spots around the Seattle/Lynnwood area and this beats any chain we have out here. They're open late, there's some karaoke rooms, good selection for some alcohol/cocktails.

I'm a Korean chicken addict. One of my favorite places was closed on Sunday so I decided to try…read moreChicken Prince? Order a half chicken and chicken fried rice to go. I was disappointed. The portions were small, I mean like miniature drumsticks and cut small pieces coating was greasy. The fried rice was better but I've also had better. Had a strange flavor? Drowned it with soy sauce and forcefully ate it. Sorry chicken prince. Two stars and won't be back.

Seems like the new restaurant kinks are smoothed out! All the staff is so friendly and they make a…read morequick lunch grab easy.They help navigate the app and answer questions kindly. Food is always fresh and warm! For how long the lines get around noon I never spend more than 10m from pulling in, to getting my order and getting back to my office. I believe it's drive thru only but plenty of spot if you wanted to pull up and eat in the parking lot.

The Shoreline location is drive thru & takeout only. No seating inside or outside - none. This was…read moreall a surprise to me, as I had just dropped off my car at Discount Tires and was hoping to dine in somewhere close. I ordered the spicy chicken meal with mac & cheese and an iced tea - it was delicious. I ordered outside at a table and the food was ready in minutes. Everything was hot and freshly made. Rookie mistake - I did not order any sauce to accompany the sandwich. It was still tasty though.

vincent was great! loved the cup flip. was perfect and awesome. loved the food but he was the…read morehighlight of the night.

Used to go to the location at Oak Tree/North Seattle, but now stop at the location near the…read moreShoreline/Edmonds border on behalf of The Homie. He usually places orders online and ready for pickup. Items are reasonably priced and nicely packed. I've snagged a boneless chicken nugget and some fries. The Homie has no complaints about the products ordered or service received. Pretty decent for a chain.

We love Suni's burgers and huge salads! Great weekend service by Elijah. Thanks bud! Always fast…read moreand delicious.

Today my watercolor painting group met at Suni's for the first time. It won't be the last! It got…read morerave reviews from everyone. The service from Aleah was really efficient and friendly. The food was excellent. There is a big menu, with pizzas, Greek gyros, kids specials, and many more yummy items. Prices are reasonable, and the layout of the place (newly opened and designed by Chris the owner) is really outstanding. It's very exciting to see the resurrection of Suni's after the fire

Great place for a burger. They have plenty of options. I got the Texas burger. I liked how the…read morespicy jalapeños balanced out with the sweet pickles. The patty in it was great. Also the shakes are good. I couldnt finish my fries.

It's been two days now and the night I ate the good burger I vomit the whole thing until I could no…read morelonger. My throat was sore and I couldn't even drink because the acid in my throat. It's been two days and my gag reflex hasn't been recovered and I'm having issues breathing all the way in. DO NOT GO TO THIS RESTAURANT UNTIL THEY FIX THEIR QUALITY I WARN ANYONE WHO IS THINKING OF GOING Will tell my coworkers not to come here

Food safety should be the number one priority for any food business, and Jollof Hub failed to…read moredemonstrate that. Don't get me wrong, the food tasted amazing, the portion sizes are great, and the price was justified. However, the negatives outweigh the positives for this restaurant. Me and 3 other people came in, and the store was empty. We ordered 3 okra soups, 1 with chicken, 2 with lamb, and 1 jollof rice chicken plate. The first plate took about 40 minutes to come out, which was an egusi soup to which we had not ordered. We still had to wait longer for all of our food to come out. Upon my food arriving, I noticed there was a hair in the Saran Wrap of the fufu, making contact with my food. Because we had already waited so long for our food to come out, I didn't bother to mention it to the worker. Comparing Jollof Hub to Pass D Jollof, this place has better portion sizes and better pricing. It was $26 for okra soup that includes protein and 2 portions of fufu whilst PDJ charges $34 for okra soup, you have to pay extra for protein, and 1 portion of fufu. That said, I don't think I'd come back here due to the food safety issue.

Rating: 3.5 Stars. Rounding up to support a small business…read more Jollof Hub West African Cuisines in Shoreline is the third west Africa restaurant in our area that we visited. It ranks the third out of the three (sorry). They focus on Gambia, Senegal, and Nigeria. The west Africa region has their own set of spices that are uniquely flavored and so delicious. Their meats are perhaps cut traditionally - coarsely butchered with lots of bones (again, sorry). The interior of the restaurant is modestly decorated with tables that can support a group. The service is very kind though his English is limited; I did more googling afterwards to answer my questions. Business was very slow, not much take-out orders, either. One server covered two tables plus two takeouts during the time we were there on a Saturday night. I hope business picks up. They have their own parking lot with more spaces in the back. The Food: Lamb Afar, with vermicelli, $23.99 - 4 Stars The meat is very well seasoned and tender. It is difficult to sort the meat from the bones. Just be aware this is more of a hands-on dish vs a fork and knife dish. Serving size is so gigantic that hubby didn't finish, which is a rare phenomenon. This may have been a 3.5 Stars dish, but due to the portion, rounded up. Benachin (Jollof rice), $22.99 - 2.5 Stars I asked the server which is his favorite dish, and he named this one. The Jollof rice recipe is commonly the focus and signature of a restaurant or of a household. Both their rice and the meat are drier than I expected. We have had better versions of the Jollof rice elsewhere. I would have preferred more tender meat also. Most of this went home to be modified (which turned out great!). Meat Pies, $7 - 4.5 Stars I have found meat pies at West African and at soul food restaurants. I personally enjoy the seasonings used in the West African versions better. These are impeccably seasoned with a kick and perfectly fried. I preferred this dish over my entrée for sure.

4 stars for value, 3 stars for food. They have some really good prices and deals that we grab from…read morehere. We have tried the sesame chicken with stir fried veggies with generous portions and does hit the spot. Pho is OK but they have very convenient and great take out containers that makes it easy to assemble and eat. This is just a fast/casual, budget friendly place near us.

I haven't been here since it was changed to teriyaki…read more I ordered... 1. Chicken teriyaki -- omg so dry. The chicken was so dry and overcooked. Not sure if this was pre cooked and reheated. It was definitely not worth getting 2. Chicken katsu -this was better. Pretty crispy but bland. 3. 12 piece Korean style wings --nice crispy wings, thin batter, BUT the wings and batter was NOT seasoned at all. Korean style chicken you're supposed to be able to eat without any additional sauce or condiments. Not this one. It was non- seasoned fried meat. Quite disappointed with the food. The prices were reasonable but I don't want to pay for food that is bland, dry and unexciting. I will not be back. I guess I will not be eating teriyaki on Sundays when my regular teriyaki place is closed.