Cozy, clean dining space offers a calm and humble atmosphere with complimentary miso soup and hot tea served at a self-serve station. The vibe is serene and warm, attracting those seeking a quiet meal near apartments and businesses. Known for large, flavorful portions and fresh sushi, it stands out as a hidden gem with a unique take on teriyaki.
Gyoza here comes out crispy and packed with flavor. Combos with teriyaki dishes make for a filling meal.
Spicy chicken fried rice stands out with bold flavors and a satisfying heat. The fried rice pairs well with egg rolls and sushi rolls, creating a well-rounded meal.
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They offer complimentary miso soup and hot tea for dine-in customers.
Dining in involves a walk-up order for all items.
Parking can be a little rough depending on the time of day.
Space combines Japanese decor with cozy, intimate design and warm lighting, creating a pleasant, inviting atmosphere. Music is light and poppy, complementing the relaxed vibe. Art and decorations add charm, making the environment engaging without feeling crowded.
Gyoza come out perfectly crispy with a great balance of flavors. They stand out as some of the best I've had in years, making them a solid choice among the appetizers.
Fried rice comes with no extra charge and pairs well with dishes like chicken hibachi and teriyaki. It stands out as one of the best fried rice around, complementing both Chinese and Japanese meals.
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Happy hour menu items are available from 4-6pm daily.
Parking is available nearby, but watch for the entrance after the light.
Lunch specials offer great value and variety.
Warm, clean interior with wood elements and ceramic dishes creates an inviting atmosphere. Small space offers indoor seating and a welcoming vibe with subtle Korean music. Attention to detail in decor and quality sets it apart from typical teriyaki spots.
Fried gyoza stands out with its crunchy texture and fresh flavor. The accompanying gyoza sauce complements it well.
Pork fried rice stands out with its rich flavor and pairs well with dishes like general tsao chicken. Combo plates often include fried rice alongside other favorites like orange chicken and kimchi pancake.
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The restaurant is known for its generous portion sizes.
Expect a clean environment with well-maintained facilities.
Prices are affordable, making it a budget-friendly choice.
Roomy dining area with comfy chairs and clean, well-lit space creates a warm, welcoming vibe. Atmosphere feels unpretentious and cozy, like a family-run spot with quiet energy. Live guitar music adds a unique touch to the experience.
Gyoza come saucy and tasty with meals like teriyaki combos. Plates include beautifully prepared gyoza alongside rice and salad.
Shrimp fried rice stands out with a well balanced sauce that complements the dish. Substituting fried rice for white rice adds a flavorful boost to meals like chicken teriyaki bowls and combos.
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The portions are generous, often providing two meals for just $13.
Expect busy lunch hours from 12pm to 2pm.
The restaurant is family-owned, adding a personal touch to the service.
Old-school building with quiet, peaceful atmosphere and small, clean interior offers a diverse menu featuring well-prepared sushi and teriyaki dishes. Prices remain reasonable, and the place stays busy with takeout orders. Lack of air conditioning can make the space warm at times.
Gyozas come hot and fresh with meals like the teriyaki combo or premium combo. They appear as a three-piece side alongside rice and salad or paired with rolls and bubble tea.
Chicken fried rice stands out with its fresh taste and lack of greasiness. Made to order, it avoids blandness and invites finishing the entire portion.
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The restaurant offers reasonable prices for its menu items.
Expect warm indoor temperatures during summer as there is no air conditioning.
Portion sizes are generous for the price.
Simple dining room attached to a convenience store offers a clean, low-key atmosphere with friendly staff. The place feels cozy and welcoming, attracting those who appreciate generous portions and house-made sauces without MSG.
Pork gyoza comes out crispy and flavorful without being greasy. It pairs well with fried rice and yakisoba, all fresh and well-prepared.
Fried rice here is crispy, wok-kissed, and full of savory flavor. Portions come with plenty of meat and stay fluffy without getting soggy.
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The restaurant offers generous portions, often enough for two meals.
Parking can be dangerous due to high-speed traffic from nearby businesses.
Exiting the parking lot is tricky during busy hours; be cautious.
Small Japanese restaurant with cozy atmosphere and no-frills decor. Offers free self-serve miso soup and tea alongside an expansive menu featuring teriyaki, sushi, and Korean dishes. Interior stays clean and quiet, making it suitable for quick, satisfying meals.
Gyoza comes as a satisfying side with various combos like spicy chicken, teriyaki chicken, and Kalbi Bento. It pairs well with other items like crab rangoon and potato croquette.
House fried rice stands out with its rich flavor. Options include beef fried rice and fried rice served with teriyaki and kalbi in bento combos.
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The menu includes teriyaki, sushi, yakisoba, and Korean dishes.
Lunch specials are available for $13, offering great value.
Free miso soup and hot tea are included with meals.
Spacious and modern Japanese restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and plenty of seating. The vibe is inviting and clean, with sauce bottles available for self-service when dining in. It offers unique flavors like yakisoba with tofu and broccoli, distinguishing it from typical teriyaki spots.
Gyoza comes highly recommended alongside dishes like fried rice and yakisoba. It pairs well with flavorful options such as General Tso's chicken and spicy chicken teriyaki.
Pork and combo fried rice come with generous protein, especially shrimp. The fried rice offers incredible taste and pairs well with gyoza.
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Parking is available, but the lot is tight and shared with other businesses.
Internet ordering is the most convenient way to place an order.
The restaurant gets busy during lunch hours, so plan accordingly.
Small dining room fills with a late night vibe and busy lunchtime crowd. Affordable sushi prices and large portions attract a mix of quick diners and those seeking flavorful, spicy dishes. Decor is beautiful and the atmosphere carries a strong, inviting aroma.
Gyoza comes as a shared dish alongside crab rangoons. The order is a solid choice to try here.
Spam fried rice comes in a huge portion with a perfectly cooked egg on top. Some rice pieces are crispy and almost uncooked, contrasting with the generally good flavor.
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Ordering ahead is recommended to avoid busy lunch hours.
The restaurant is small and can get busy during lunchtime.
Sushi prices are affordable, with rolls starting around $15.99.
Small dining area with a strip mall aesthetic offers a clean and cozy atmosphere. The vibe stays pleasant and comfy, attracting those who appreciate Seattle-style teriyaki with generous portions and solid value.
Fried perfectly with a vinegar soy sauce that rates 5 out of 5, the gyoza are well-seasoned and delicious. Combos with teriyaki or chicken offer excellent value around $16.
House Fried Rice stands out with its strong flavor and satisfying texture. It holds up well even when reheated, making it a reliable choice for leftovers.
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The lunch specials are large, economical, and provide great value.
The portion sizes are generous and may require a game plan to finish.
Online ordering is convenient for pickup.
Dim lighting creates a relaxed atmosphere with a dark interior that can feel gloomy. Large portions of Seattle-style teriyaki and dishes like spicy chicken and gyoza draw a family-friendly crowd. Parking is limited, so timing visits matters.
Good gyoza comes with two small sauce containers, which can feel wasteful. It satisfies hunger well and pairs nicely with the meal.
Large servings of pork fried rice come alongside dishes like yakisoba and spicy chicken teriyaki. The fried rice tastes delicious and suits those feeling super extra hungry.
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Lunch specials are available, offering great value.
The parking lot can get full, so visit during off-peak hours.
Prices have increased recently, so check the menu before ordering.
Small Japanese restaurant with lively atmosphere and generous portions offers classic Seattle teriyaki and tempura. The space feels dingy but authentic, with counter service and disposable packaging even for dine-in. Customers enjoy great value meals that often serve multiple people.
Gyoza pairs well with teriyaki chicken and tempura. It appears consistently as a solid side in bento boxes and sushi combos.
Fried rice here comes in large portions with plenty of shrimp or crispy beef. The beef fried rice is smoky and affordable, often enough to feed three people comfortably.
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One entree at Ichi Bento could feed a family of four.
The prices at Ichi Bento are very reasonable for the portion sizes.
Parking is available at Ichi Bento for customers.
Japanese restaurant offers generous portions with flavorful teriyaki and varied menu including yakisoba and Mongolian beef. Atmosphere is casual with quick pickup service and clean facilities. Regulars appreciate the consistent quality and consider it among the best teriyaki options in the area.
Gyoza come out very crispy and tasty. They pair well with dishes like teriyaki and spicy chicken.
Chicken fried rice follows a consistent recipe that rarely changes. Orange chicken pairs well with the fried rice, which can be a bit dry and mild in flavor.
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The food is usually ready to be picked up within 10-20 minutes.
Expect a wait time of about 10 minutes during busy hours.
Prices are reasonable, with large portions for the cost.
Japanese restaurant offers warm, authentic atmosphere with a slightly rough edge and ambient, never crowded space. Menu features excellent teriyaki and fried rice, praised for consistent quality and flavor. Prices run higher than nearby options, with extra charges for add-ons and spice adjustments.
Fried gyoza come with a crispy shell and no freezer burn. The filling is average but enjoyable, paired with a dipping sauce that has acidity from mirin or rice wine vinegar and a touch of sesame oil.
Chicken fried rice stands out with a rich, satisfying flavor. The combo fried rice loaded with various ingredients offers an outstanding taste that makes it worth ordering a full portion each.
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The chicken teriyaki costs $18.99 and includes a salad.
Gyoza costs $9.99 for 10 small pieces.
Prices for individual items like forks and sauces are $0.50 or more each.
Wok restaurant offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere with clean, aesthetically pleasing spaces and outdoor seating. The environment includes interactive amenities like a claw machine and games, creating a casual and engaging vibe. Guests often enjoy flavorful teriyaki and sushi dishes served fresh and hot.
Fried perfectly, the gyozas come as a complimentary treat during long waits. They appear alongside dishes like the spicy chicken bento box and fried rolls, adding a crisp, savory touch.
Chicken fried rice stands out as really tasty. Pork fried rice also appears on the menu alongside various chicken dishes.
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Parking can be challenging; arrive early to find a spot.
Expect a wait time of about an hour during peak hours.
Sauces cost extra, including soy sauce, so plan accordingly.
Cozy space with a friendly atmosphere and calm vibe supports easy conversation despite background music. Family-run and super clean, it offers generous portions of flavorful teriyaki and ramen at unbeatable prices.
Chicken gyoza appears in combos and bentos, paired with items like katsu and tempura. It serves as a flavorful side alongside rice and egg rolls.
Pork fried rice stands out with its perfect balance and excellent flavor. This mom and pop shop serves some of the most memorable fried rice around.
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The restaurant is very clean and well-maintained.
They charge $16 for 10 pieces of katsu, rice, and salad.
Yoshi Teriyaki just started offering sushi and rolls.
Clean, modern space with self-serve kiosks and adequate seating creates a smooth, casual dining experience. Warm hospitality and a cozy, inviting atmosphere give the place a mom and pop shop vibe. The environment feels welcoming and comfortable, encouraging repeat visits.
Gyoza come wrapped around the sauce container to keep them crisp. They taste insanely good and pair well with teriyaki and katsu combos. Packaging is designed to prevent sogginess and opens easily.
House fried rice stands out with consistent praise for its flavor and quality. The chicken katsu and shrimp fried rice options also receive strong mentions for taste and accuracy in orders.
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Expect long wait times on Fridays and Saturdays due to popularity.
Portions are large enough to share; one order can feed two people.
Prices are affordable, offering great value for the quality and quantity.
Small, cozy space with samurai-themed decor and Japanese pop music creates a laidback atmosphere. Claw machines near the entrance add a playful, authentic touch reminiscent of Japan. The setting feels open and casual, with anime soundtrack songs enhancing the cultural vibe.
Steamed then pan-seared in a unique cooking oil, the gyoza has a flavorful crust. Combos often include gyoza alongside karaage or fried chicken, making for a satisfying meal.
Fried rice arrives sizzling on a hot cast iron skillet, often served DIY style with garlic for finishing at the table. Individualized portions highlight the pork fried rice as a standout option.
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The restaurant offers a special menu during weekdays before 3 PM with only two dishes.
There is plenty of free parking in the large lot right out front.
Expect smaller portion sizes compared to other ramen places.
Small, family-run teriyaki spot with community posters and lots of plants creates a simple, local vibe. Only offers to-go orders with no dine-in, often requiring a short wait. Known for tender chicken and beef with generous portions at a good price.
Freshness stands out in the gyoza here. They taste very good and come across as well-made.
Spicy chicken teriyaki and pork fried rice stand out with strong flavors. Fried rice with chicken and beef offers a delicious mix but some versions lean heavily on peas in rice.
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Teriyaki First does not offer dine-in service.
They only accept to-go orders.
It is highly recommended to call ahead and expect about a 15-minute wait.
Japanese restaurant offers large portions of spicy teriyaki and fresh salads with a clean, well-maintained setting. Netflix movies play quietly, creating a simple atmosphere. Parking is ample but rush hour traffic can be challenging.
Pork gyoza stands out with a good balance of flavor and texture. Sharing an order works well since the gyoza are well-made and satisfying.
Combo fried rice includes chicken, beef, and shrimp and fills you up. It has an unusually high amount of peas, which stands out in the flavor.
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Prices range from $12 to $15 for a large serving.
A free can of soda is included with every meal.
The restaurant has received an excellent food and safety rating.
Roomy Asian restaurant offers a warm, inviting atmosphere with modern, clean decor and cheerful music. It stays busy with takeout orders while maintaining a cozy dining space. Large portions and affordable prices stand out among similar spots.
Gyoza stands out as a favorite item, often paired with teriyaki dishes. It usually arrives hot and flavorful, though sometimes it can be cold and soggy.
Fried rice here tastes fresh and pairs well with teriyaki and orange chicken. It consistently comes out really good and complements other dishes like gyoza.
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The restaurant is open until 12 am for pick-up and delivery.
Expect a busy atmosphere with many takeout orders.
Portion sizes are generous, especially for the chicken yakisoba.
Small restaurant with stylishly remodeled interior and classic decorations offers a busy atmosphere that suits quick meals. The place draws a steady crowd, making ordering ahead common during peak times. Known for traditional teriyaki dishes, it stands out for flavorful options like spicy chicken and potstickers.
Gyoza here comes with teriyaki glaze and pairs well with varied sauces. Options include chicken breast alongside the gyoza.
Shrimp and veggie options come with good flavor in the fried rice. Substituting fried rice in combos adds to the price, reflecting rising costs in the area.
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It is best to order ahead of time because the place gets busy around lunch and dinner.
The Internet was down, so card payments may not be accepted.
Vegetarian options are available at Toshi's Teriyaki.
Small dining space features an open kitchen and self-serve buffet bars with hot and cold options. Atmosphere varies from cozy Japanese to quiet and clean, suitable for casual meals with friends. Tables are close together, creating an intimate but crowded setting.
Pork gyoza stands out as a favorite, often paired with other appetizers like seaweed salad. The menu includes classic sushi and hot dishes such as ramen and tempura, with gyoza featured as a tasty side or starter.
Fried rice comes in several varieties like chicken fried rice, beef fried rice, and shrimp fried rice.** Some versions have strong flavor and good texture, while others taste bland and dry.
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Lunch is available from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm for $20.
Dinner pricing is $30 for all-you-can-eat sushi.
Expect a 15-minute wait between each order.
Asian fusion restaurant offers a big, clean space with warm lighting and friendly staff. Atmosphere feels cozy and inviting with good music playing. Halal options feature fresh, authentic teriyaki and hearty portions.
Gyozas come out very crispy with a good flavor. They serve a small amount of extra sauce, about one bite, alongside the gyoza.
Wok-cooked fried rice has a smoky flavor and comes in varieties like chicken and shrimp with vegetables. House-made teriyaki sauce is available to add on top, and the rice tends to be simple and satisfying.
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Nara Teriyaki is a halal restaurant offering halal chicken and beef options.
The prices at Nara Teriyaki are very reasonable and offer good value.
Portions at Nara Teriyaki are large and worth the price.
Small, family-owned Japanese restaurant offers a quiet, inviting atmosphere with blues music playing softly. Decor is recently renovated and features clean, simple design with a few tables. Focus stays on sushi and teriyaki, with fresh, well-prepared dishes and reasonable portions.
Gyoza comes with meals like chicken teriyaki and fried rice. Portions include a couple of gyoza, sometimes with a free salad, priced around $13.99 to $15 for lunch.
Chicken fried rice comes in a huge portion that can feed two people. It offers excellent quality at a reasonable price around $15.
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Portion sizes are large, often enough to feed two people.
Prices are reasonable, with chicken fried rice costing $15.
The restaurant is family-owned and operated, providing a friendly atmosphere.
Quaint hole-in-the-wall restaurant offers massive portions and family-run charm with Asian-style takeout. Atmosphere is casual and welcoming, attracting many long-term regulars. Easy parking and late hours add to its accessibility.
Gyoza pot stickers come cold sometimes but show up alongside egg rolls in orders. Bento boxes may not always arrive with the gyozas.
Shrimp fried rice comes with 8 large shrimps on a jumbo plate and a generous portion. Beef Kimchee Fried Rice offers a great taste and is consistently delicious. Chicken and pork fried rice options are also available.
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Ginza Teriyaki offers massive portions, making it great for sharing.
Prices are reasonable, but expect to pay around $29 for a meal.
Easy parking is available right out front.
Japanese restaurant offers calm, clean atmosphere with warm, inviting vibe. Portions are hefty and include complimentary soup while waiting. Family-owned spot features well-seasoned yakisoba and flavorful teriyaki with a pleasant charbroiled flavor.
Gyoza here comes crispy and tasty with a smoky, classic flavor. Sometimes served complimentary, they pair well with teriyaki dishes.
Chicken fried rice stands out with solid flavor and satisfying portions. Lunch options include fried rice upgrades paired with teriyaki or katsu chicken, offering a quick and tasty meal.
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The 'Lunch Special' for $12 is now a 'House Special' for $17.
Most teriyaki plates are priced around $15 pretax in the Seattle area.
They offer free soup while you wait for your order.
Asian restaurant offers cozy, warm atmosphere with very good portion sizes and a diverse menu featuring standout chicken teriyaki and fried rice. It maintains a steady flow of customers after midday and provides free Miso Soup with dine-in meals.
Gyoza stands out with its better taste compared to chicken teriyaki. The chicken and gyoza combo offers a solid pairing for a meal.
Fried rice comes with dishes like spicy teriyaki chicken and sweet and sour chicken. It pairs well with chicken teriyaki and stands out as a solid choice in the area.
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The restaurant offers a diverse menu with many options.
Portion sizes are generous, often enough for 2-3 people.
Eating in includes a free Miso Soup with your meal.
Asian fusion restaurant offers fresh shredded cabbage and choice of forks or chopsticks for accessibility. Atmosphere feels lovely and caring, with cute decor and excellent music. Teriyaki dishes stand out for perfectly cooked meat and big portions at fair prices, while sushi quality varies.
Chicken gyoza comes juicy and pairs well with chicken teriyaki. Some gyoza options taste like store-bought frozen rather than freshly made.
Shrimp in the fried rice comes bite-sized and tailless, which stands out. The dish is perfectly seasoned and served in generous portions.
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Expect higher prices for sushi compared to teriyaki dishes.
Portion sizes are generous, providing good value for the price.
Coleslaw dressing is served on the side for those who prefer it that way.