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    Midori Teriyaki

    4.2 (166 reviews)
    InexpensiveJapanese, Sushi Bars
    Closed 10:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Quiet
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Chicken Breast Teriyaki
    Ivana K.

    *UberEats Delivery Review* Packaging: 5/5 Everything was packed nice and secure, no spillage! Utensils were provided upon request. Preparation time didn't take too long either. Food: 5/5 So good! Only snapped a photo of the Chicken Breast Teriyaki. A great alternative if you are trying to watch your calorie intake somewhat and want something more high protein. Was slightly dry but they did a good job considering it's chicken breast. Spicy chicken was also good. Our favorite though, was the chicken katsu. It was so juicy, and the portions were huge. I think they use dark meat for the katsu, which I prefer because white meat is just way too try. I'll definitely order from here again!

    Eleana S.

    I'm searching for Japanese food for lunch before heading back to work. I was hoping for a combo of Beef and Pork Teriyaki Rice with Salad, but she only gave me Beef. Despite it being tasty, I'm disappointed, and she wasn't very friendly either. I understand you can't know people's lives, but I have some deafness, and I asked her twice - her higher voice isn't appreciated.

    Chicken Breast Teriyaki
    Yuka B.

    GREAT portion sizes and flavor!!! The chicken teriyaki and spicy chicken teriyaki here is my go to. $15 for a lotttt of protein. Really nice lady is always working the front too!

    Taro Boba. It was good but I wish it had more boba pearls in it.
    Viola P.

    This is one of the first restaurants that we've tried since moving to the area. The food is good. The prices were really cheap compared to the quantity. I do wish the boba tea had more pearls, since there was hardly in my drink but it still tasted good. We will definitely be back.

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    15 years ago

    Best teriyaki place in town. Great food, comes with a drink and very nice people. Go there

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    14 years ago

    Great cheap teriyaki! Super quick, friendly family-run business, always good/consistent quality. To be honest, I haven't tried their sushi.

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    10 years ago

    Delicious food, prompt, friendly service. Very nice dining area for those that dine in.

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    11 years ago

    When it comes to Americanized teriyaki and Wok, this place is the best in town. Could do without the annoying television though.

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    I order DoorDash and saw some interesting things I wanted to try on the menu. Mostly, I was craving…read moreudon noodle soup. I got a small serving of tempura udon - it came with a piece of shrimp tempura and a giant piece of broccoli. It hit the spot. I saw a bunch of "crunchy" sushi rolls which were described as battered and fried. Sounded good but I wasn't a huge fan of it. Just wasn't my thing. The takoyaki was okay. It was made exactly how it used to.

    I ordered Mixed Tempura Donburi, which unfortunately lacked flavor. I acknowledge that Japanese…read morecuisine tends to be subtle, but the tempura was surprisingly bland, including both the shrimp and dipping sauce. The sushi rolls were okay. The restaurant's ambiance is such that it feels like you are dining alone, as the high-backed seating prevents visibility of other patrons, except for those seated next to you. Consequently, it is also impossible to see the staff. The restaurant utilizes technology to facilitate ordering and serving. Robot servers and automatic belt conveyers deliver orders to the table. Regrettably, it is challenging to request assistance from human servers. I dropped my napkin on the floor, and I was unable to request a replacement due to the absence of a call button, no option to order napkins on the tablet, and the invisibility of servers. This situation is unpleasant, particularly with soy sauce spilled on the table. I was quite frustrated. The constant overlap of loud radio music and zen music from the robot is not ideal. I would prefer it if the Japanese "Zen" music from the robot was played all the time, while the background radio station was turned off. The radio's energetic vibe does not fit with the restaurant's layout and atmosphere. Alternatively, using Zen music as background music and turning off the robot's music would be a better option. This is my opinion. I have mix uneasy feeling to dine here. I believe technology is most effective in a busy restaurant with adequate staff. The atmosphere, layout, music, staff, and food quality do not cohesively come together.

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    As evidenced by a nearly five star average rating on both Yelp and Google, Sushi Koushi is much…read moremore than just a creative fun name. I'm placing this as one of my new favorite sushi spots on the Eastside! Four of us came for an early dinner around 4:30P on a Saturday and got seating right away in a booth. The restaurant is on the smaller end with just a few tables on each side and a few seats at the sushi bar. In addition to an appetizer, two of us shared three specialty sushi rolls and the other two in our group ordered the chicken katsu meal set. Our sushi arrived beautifully all on one plate. Each specialty roll included 10 pieces and they all contained a generous amount of filling with a relatively thin rice layer, making the average price of $18 - $19 per roll worth the value. + TAKOYAKI ($7.50): These deep-fried dumplings had a soft creamy interior and housed a small piece of tender octopus. Four pieces came in an order, topped with mayo, unagi sauce and bonito flakes. I loved the crispy exterior and they were served steaming hot. I am not sure they were made in-house or frozen, but they were delicious. + KOUSHI ROLL ($17.99): A crab, avocado and cucumber roll topped with cajun seared salmon, spicy mayo, unagi sauce, green onion and fish roe. Between the crab filling and spicy mayo, this is a pretty creamy roll. The salmon on top had a very light sear, so while the smoky flavor was noticeable, I considered it closer to raw. The unagi sauce added some sweetness that offset the mild spice. + NAGOYA ROLL ($18.99): Tuna avocado roll topped with salmon, ponzu sauce, sweet sesame sauce, green onion and fish roe. The freshness of the fish especially shined here between the large cubes of tuna inside and the meaty slice of raw salmon on top. The sauce simply enhanced the roll without taking over the flavor, so it didn't distract from the purity of the ingredients. + SETO ROLL ($18.99): Spicy tuna and cucumber inside topped with tuna, ponzu sauce and green onion. This roll is HOT, like at least 3/5 stars on the spice scale! As spicy as it was, I really enjoyed it, especially since half the roll was topped with medium fatty tuna which was such a nice treat. Lean tuna draped over the other half. Chopped green onion on top added pops of freshness. The chicken katsu meal ($16.99) came with salad, rice and miso soup. I tried one piece of the chicken which was tender and had an excellent light crunch! Service was great as the two employees managing the dining room checked back a couple times and were actively watching in case any of the tables needed anything. I know I'll be back again for more sushi!

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    Midori Teriyaki - japanese - Updated September 2026

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