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Teriyaki Madness

3.5 (187 reviews)
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Closed • 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
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Moderate noise
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Good for kids

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Teriyaki chicken
Marge L.

I've been on the search for a good teriyaki spot and this place did not disappoint. They give you a good portion of chicken and 2 scoops of rice. They put the salad in its own Togo enclosure so you get that extra scoop of rice. They don't skip on the sauce either. I was able to scoop sauce on to my rice to enhance the flavor even more. The prices are fitting for the food they serve. I would like to try more items on their menu and hopefully they are consistent with taste and portion across the board.

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Caroline J.

Great spot for some flavorful food! Tried the chicken teriyaki lunch special today that includes salad and 3 Gozya. This was enough for 2 people for lunch and some leftovers still. Tons of sauce as well. Love the salad dressing and that the gozya were nice and crispy. If you need extra sauce they have a sauce station that also includes sirichia and soy sauce. There are a good number of seats inside if you want to dine-in. Very casual. The lady behind the register was very nice, and service did not take longer than about 8 minutes.

Lydia X.

I had no idea seattle was known for its teriyaki but I found out and immediately came here to try. The serving sizes here are very generous and 1 plate of teriyaki lasted me 2 meals! It definitely hits the spot if you're craving teriyaki. It also comes with a side salad. Definitely more of a takeout/casual vibe. There is plenty of seating if you do want to eat in. Overall great for my teriyaki cravings

Teriyaki
Mark N.

A co worker have introduced me to Teriyaki Madness located on Capitol Hill. First of all i had (2) Chickens Teriyaki from them. One was delivered by my co worker fresh last December & that was the first time I had their teriyaki. That box of chicken were loaded to almost you can't close it. It was so good. The chicken wea so juicy and lots of sauce on them. The 2nd time was last week and it was kinda less and it was bought a day before, but again I just nuke it and them chicken was still juicy, but you can tell it was not fresh. The portion was also lot less. I guess inflation and high cost of meat. But it was still good, but not as good as the first time. I am still a fan of them . To me they are still the best in Seattle Wa. I will make an effort to go up there one day this year.

Spicy Chicken & Beef Combo Platter

This teriyaki spot has great service and a hidden gem vibe, a small, hole-in-the-wall that is always a good choice. This spot serves up authentic, flavorful teriyaki dishes without the high prices or the frills of a big restaurant chain. The experience is quite intimate and welcoming, thanks to the attentive, friendly staff. The food was freshly made, served hot, and quite generous in portion size. Whether it's a classic chicken or beef teriyaki, or some creative fusion dish, this is THE spot. I paid extra for extra spicy, which is quite odd because other places do it for no extra charge, but definitely worth it.

Chicken Teriyaki (foreground), Gyoza (background)
Ross A.

$23.14 for "Chicken & General Tso's & Gyoza". Fair price for a solid amount of food; definitely two meals worth. The Gyoza is too fried for me but I was full from eating the chicken teriyaki plate alone, and you can just get that for $14.99. Inside diner is a little small so ordering to-go is popular. No complaints on service.

Chicken Teriyaki
Vanessa A.

I love having this as my local teriyaki place! They get a great light char on the chicken with a nice sticky sauce and fluffy rice. I usually get the plain chicken teriyaki order; I've gotten the spicy teriyaki before but found it's better if you add your own Sriracha to the regular one. I've only done take out here and the place doesn't seem set up for dine-in. It's a small hole-in-the-wall that's definitely popular with locals. Ordering online is quick and easy and the order is usually ready within ~15 minutes. There's limited street parking only in this area but I've never had trouble finding a nearby spot to run in and grab my food.

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Brandon O.

Seattle Teriyaki at its finest and truly my favorite spot in the city. Service is always friendly and super fast! Food is super consistent and delicious. The portions are great and the price can't be beat! I could literally eat this three times a day, seven days a week! It's MADNESS!

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My favorite Teriyaki place in Seattle. Great flavor and portions. Menu has something for everyone not just chicken teriyaki.

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Very expensive for inedible chicken. The sauce feels like you're consuming 4 cups of sugar a serving. Wouldn't recommend.

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3 years ago

Nothing special. Just some normal teriyaki. Reviews seem pretty mixed so maybe it's inconsistent.

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They have ideal portions and prices in addition to stellar teriyaki. Seattle local- this place is heavily slept on.

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4 years ago

Very tasty food. I got a beef/chicken and rice bowl and a soda. Fast service. Very close to where I am staying. Definitely check it out!

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Several private rooms with traditional floor seating
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The bar facing the street has a beautiful washi light fixture. The best feature of this area.
The bar facing the street has a beautiful washi light fixture. The best feature of this area.
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