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    Teriyaki Japan

    3.3 (19 reviews)
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    Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Jhessail H.

    If you're looking for bland, suburban mall teriyaki, this is the place for you! If you're after flavorful Seattle-style teriyaki... probably ought to head somewhere else. We found ourselves hankering for some teriyaki on a Sunday evening, and of course, most teriyaki places are closed on Sunday. This one was open and nearby, sure, it was in a mall, but I figured I'd give it a chance. It was perfectly fine for what it is, if you have relatives visiting from Indiana or something and don't want to overwhelm them, this would be a safe choice. But if you want that sweet/savory flavor with legit char on it, you'll have to head elsewhere. The rice wasn't quite like proper sticky rice either, but was also edible. I don't really see myself eating here again, if I want teriyaki on a Sunday, I'll head to the other place that's open, or I'll just swallow sadness and wait a day.

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    4 years ago

    Customer service is non existent, no greeting or thank you. However, I like the chicken teriyaki there which is the reason for the 3 stars.

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    5 years ago

    The food here is over priced and bland. I personally don't like Panda but wished I'd walked a few steps over.

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    7 years ago

    This is one of the cheapest but still most delicious teriyaki food in town. Sometimes the wait can be 15 to 20 min but well worth it.

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    9 years ago

    These guys make the best Teriyaki in town. The staff is very efficient and makes a great plate of Teriyaki Chicken.

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    “My husband and I get the teriyaki chicken with double meat and fried rice and we eat on it for 3 days without a loss in flavor or quality.”

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    Asahi Sushi - Nigiri

    Asahi Sushi

    4.6(236 reviews)
    1.6 mi
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    We take sushi seriously and have tried great spots across the country, so we don't impress easily…read more We stopped at Asahi Sushi on our way to Olympic National Park just for a quick meal -- and it turned into one of the most memorable stops of the trip. The interior feels refined and stylish, with soft lighting and purple accents that give it a calm, upscale vibe. Service was genuinely kind, attentive, and well-timed. The miso soup was deep in flavor, the seaweed salad fresh and nicely plated. The Baked Salmon Roll and Olympian Roll really stood out -- fresh fish, balanced flavors, and beautiful presentation. If you're driving through Olympia, it's absolutely worth a stop.

    Great sushi in a convenient location…read more To enter, you have to walk past the sushi bar where the chefs stare at you. Sitting there to eat would probably be awkward with every patron passing behind you. We got the Paradise and the Hurricane rolls. The Paradise was good, but the Hurricane won hands down. Sweet and savory, crunchy and creamy, with a touch of spiciness, this was the complete package. Highly recommend. The bathroom is outside of the restaurant through a winding corridor of backrooms. It's unsettling, and then the restroom itself is lit in a sickly yellow. One of the motion-sensing faucets had its motion-sensor ripped out, and the sink drain looked like it had been dissolved in acid. Kinda weird!

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    Asahi Sushi - Firecracker Roll or whatever they called it was presented perfectly.

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    Firecracker Roll or whatever they called it was presented perfectly.

    Fujiyama Japanese Steakhouse - Grilled vegetables

    Fujiyama Japanese Steakhouse

    3.9(58 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    Fujiyama Hibachi Grill was my first ever hibachi experience and it definitely did not disappoint!…read moreWe went for lunch around 12:30 and they had just opened at noon, so we were only the second table there. It took them a few minutes to get going, but once they did, the service was really friendly and fast. Sean and I don't eat seafood or mushrooms, and they were actually really accommodating about it. They cooked our vegetables separately in the back so they wouldn't get mixed with the mushrooms, and kept the shrimp on the other side of the grill from our chicken so we didn't have to deal with the seafood flavors. I really appreciated that! My daughter got the fried rice and watching the chef make everything was so much fun. Our chef was really nice, entertaining and clearly knew what he was doing. We did tell them we didn't like shrimp, so they didn't do the whole throwing-shrimp-in-your-mouth thing with anyone at our table. I'll admit, that was a little disappointing because we watched them do it for other tables and it looked hilarious! I kind of wish they would've asked if we wanted the other people at our table to participate anyway. There was also a birthday celebration while we were there, and the staff came out with a cute little song and dance and a treat. The birthday girl looked so happy! Overall, we had a blast. The food was amazing, everyone was friendly, and it was just a really fun experience. We'll definitely be back, and next time I want to bring friends and do dinner. First hibachi experience = SUCCESS!

    The servings are now half! N service is horrible..its frustrating counting 9 workers sitting,…read morestanding on their phones, on a Sunday..not even asking if u need anything..n the Hibatchi cook acting like hes just bored...we will b taking our business elsewhere.

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    Nori Sushi and Teriyaki - Olympic Blaze

    Nori Sushi and Teriyaki

    4.3(97 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    Our family thoroughly enjoys Nori Sushi and Teriyaki! We are always treated so well here, as if we…read moreare their family or close friends. The restaurant is super clean, warm and inviting. Tonight, we did an impromptu pop-in as my husband's physician ordered to increase fish and seafood to 3 times per week. Looks like we'll be enjoying more Nori then, YAY!! I just wish we lived a little closer. Tonight, we ordered Crunch California, Picante, Big Mike, and Black Widow sushi rolls, along with Gyoza and Crispy Crab Rangoons to share family style. Ooh my tummy is rumbling just thinking about all of the yummy goodness soon to come! We are meeting up with our brother and sister to share. I highly recommend Nori for a casual lunch or dinner date, or double or triple date. We love their sushi, their entrees, noodles and rice dishes, and their soups. Who am I kidding? Every menu item we have partaken in, has been delightfully enjoyable! Give them a try just once, and I can bet confidently, you will be coming back time and time again.

    My husband and I stopped by around 11:15 AM, right after they opened, since we were shopping for…read moreshoes next door at DSW and got hungry. I consider myself a bit of a sushi connoisseur (my husband just calls me "bougie" lol), so I figured we'd give this place a try since it was convenient and a sushi place for me to try. When we walked in, it was completely empty and there was a sign up at the entrance mentioning they were hiring servers. The restaurant seemed spacious but maybe it felt that way because all the tables were unoccupied. It took a few seconds before someone came out, but the girl who helped us ended up being the only saving grace of the entire experience. She was super sweet, told us we could sit anywhere, brought menus right away, and was on top of everything: drinks, appetizer, sushi, clearing plates. She was honestly the only person we interacted with the whole time. I did end up going to the register to pay after our meal, since she got busy once more people came in, but she handled everything she could really well. Unfortunately, the food didn't live up to the service. It was simply mediocre. The shrimp tempura tasted undercooked (I could still taste the batter smh). My husband got the Red Dragon roll and I got the Big Mike. He asked for no cucumber and they were accommodating. Regarding portion sizes, they're generous, and I can see how that might appeal to the general palate. I like that the rolls were cut nicely too, where the rolls were a little thinner than your standard piece, so they were easy to eat. The torched salmon and eel were probably the best parts of what I ordered. But overall, the quality felt pretty average. The rice was lacking flavor and kind of just tasted like plain filler. Our total came out to about $57 before tip, and honestly, it didn't feel worth it. Most rolls averaged $19, but they tasted more like something you'd expect at a cheaper spot. I've had similar sushi before that I'd consider more of a budget option (not amazing, but decent for the price). This sushi was passable but tasted more like $15 for a roll.. Just subpar for my standards. I think what made it more disappointing is that when I go out for sushi, I am expecting something better than what I could make at home (and yes, I have made sushi before with sashimi-grade fish, sushi rice, etc.). It is convenient to have someone cook for you, and good sushi is supposed to feel like an extraordinary experience. That's why I dine out at sushi restaurants but this just didn't hit the spot. Overall, amazing service, but the food was pretty underwhelming for the price.

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    Nori Sushi and Teriyaki - Veggie Roll. Absolutely amazing. The server really informed us about all the favors and ingredients needed to make this creation!

    Veggie Roll. Absolutely amazing. The server really informed us about all the favors and ingredients needed to make this creation!

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    Cube Ramen and Asian Cuisine

    Cube Ramen and Asian Cuisine

    4.4(179 reviews)
    7.8 mi
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    There are places you enter because you are hungry and places you remember because the food was…read moregood. Cube Ramen in Lacey is the second kind. The noodles have bite to them. They hold against the teeth the way good noodles should. The broth comes through, then the pork, and then the marinated egg with its dark, quiet flavor. It is more authentic than the ramen you buy at the Asian grocer and take home to make yourself. There is something different about a bowl made by someone who knows what the bowl is supposed to be. The room was not what you might imagine when you think of ramen. It was somewhere between a teriyaki place and a sandwich shop. The building was full of businesses and the room belonged to the building. There was nothing wrong with that. A man does not need much from a room when he has a good bowl in front of him. The waitresses understand this. They come by often. They look at the table and see what is needed. Water. Another thing. Anything that is not quite right. They take care of it. That matters. It is a good bowl of ramen, and they take good care of you while you eat it.

    This place was pretty good! Kinda out in the middle of nowhere but fairly close to Cabelas…read more The Shrimp Tempura was delicious. The Agedashi Tofu was good too. The Miso Ramen was good yet lacking ingredients. Could use a little more. I will remember this place for the future.

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    Teriyaki Japan - japanese - Updated October 2026

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