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    Teriyaki Madness

    3.9 (104 reviews)
    InexpensiveJapanese, Korean
    Open 10:30 am - 8:50 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

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    TERIYAKI MADNESS ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Chicken & Beef teriyaki

    I have been delivering Uber Eats from here many times, finally decided to have lunch here. Outstanding food and service, highly recommended.

    Teriyaki Chicken and Gyoza!  Extra sauce !
    Kristen B.

    Delicious! Stopped in around 230pm on a Monday and ordered Chicken Teriyaki with Gyoza! So yummy ! The potsticker sauce was so flavorful and the chicken perfectly cooked ! Salad was refreshing and not like the other Mayo salads other teriyaki joints have! The only suggestion is get a side or Teriyaki sauce! I ordered a extra sauce and it was as perfect to cover my rice but if I hadn't I would of been a tad sad.. New favorite Teriyaki Joint Seattle !

    Website with prices that are DOUBLED at pickup!
    Suzie K.

    Called in an order for 2 chicken and gyoza combos. Menu on website says $8.99 each. Arrived to pick up and cashier said $35 and change. I said, no I only ordered two $8.99 combos. Cashier was rude and argumentative saying prices have increased (DOUBLE??!!) to $16.99 and they "COULDN'T" update their website. I understand a dollar or two increase before you get your website updated, but not double. Food was okay, not outstanding and after the fact I am left feeling utterly taken advantage of. Will never eat there again. Absolutely shameful behavior from a restaurant!!

    Spicy Chicken Yakisoba

    Got the spicy chicken yakisoba, and it was such a tasty meal! The chicken was cooked well and had a delicious sweet teriyaki taste. The dish was quite spicy, and they didn't hold back on the sriracha, which I personally loved but would caution for those who are spice sensitive. Because the dish was already bursting with flavor, I didn't need to add any extra sauces, which really made this dish over the top. Love it, and definitely would get again

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    Thanks Jim! Glad you enjoyed it and appreciate the kind words!

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    I get lunch here once a week. Food is always good. The staff are always kind. Their lunch special is always a good deal.

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    This is our go to teriyaki place. Everything is consistently good. Always fast and polite service.

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    Food was OK...nothing special. Tons of rice. Cabbage slaw was a simple vinegar dressing...not sophisticated or anything.

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