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.
Spicy chicken teriyaki features a unique sauce not found elsewhere in Seattle. The dish is very filling and pairs well with gyoza or fried rice for a complete meal.
Gyoza here comes out crispy and packed with flavor. Combos with teriyaki dishes make for a filling meal.
"The sushi here is delicious and the portions are large."
"The chicken teriyaki here is the best I have ever had."
"I thought the spicy chicken teriyaki sauce was very unique."
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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.
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.
Chicken teriyaki comes tender and marinated with a great char from grilling. The sauce is balanced, not overpowering, and the spicy version adds a nice kick.
Gyoza come saucy and tasty with meals like teriyaki combos. Plates include beautifully prepared gyoza alongside rice and salad.
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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.
Small seating area supports a casual dining vibe with quick, fresh meals centered on spicy chicken teriyaki and rice plates. Family-run atmosphere offers generous portions and reasonable prices in a convenience store setting. Food quality and flavor stand out amid typical snack and necessity items.
Huge portions come in the chicken teriyaki boxes. Spicy and non-spicy versions offer a good balance of sweet and savory. The spicy option has a low heat profile that many find appealing.
Chicken gyoza comes in a combo with rice and a small salad. Four gyoza are part of the meal, which costs around $15. The gyoza pairs well with teriyaki and fried rice options.
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Community Grocery offers a varied menu of rice plates including tofu and prawns.
The portion sizes are generous, often enough to split into two meals.
Prices for meals are around $15-$18, providing good value for the quality.
Quaint and tiny Japanese restaurant with a rugged dining area offers a cozy and pleasant atmosphere. Known for crispy grilled chicken teriyaki and strong community ties, it attracts locals who appreciate its family-owned character. Seating is limited, so takeout is popular and often recommended.
Chicken teriyaki features crispy perfection with a good char and tasty teriyaki sauce. It stays juicy and flavorful, often paired with ginger salad dressing.
Juicy fillings with plenty of cabbage and white pepper define the gyoza here. Adding a side of gyoza complements meals well.
Good to know
The restaurant is small, so seating is not guaranteed.
Call ahead for takeout orders as they get busy.
Prices have increased significantly since COVID, with chicken teriyaki now at $17.
Small dining area creates a cozy, relaxed atmosphere with quiet energy and a playful piano Ghibli soundtrack. Family-run spot draws those seeking generous portions and high-quality teriyaki, especially chicken and salmon. Menu blends Japanese, Chinese, and Korean dishes, offering a unique mix in a casual setting.
Chicken teriyaki comes tender and juicy with a spicy option available. Portions are generous and pair well with sides like veggie tempura or short ribs.
Crunchy texture stands out in the Gyoza here. The spicy chicken with gyoza offers a very spicy kick alongside standard takeout options like chicken teriyaki.
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The portion of Beef Yakisoba is large enough for three meals.
The prices at Nori Presto are reasonable for the portion sizes.
Expect your food to be ready in less than 10 minutes for takeout.
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.
Spicy chicken teriyaki stands out with its bold flavor and pairs well with pork fried rice. Classic chicken teriyaki comes with a simple side like a can of pop.
Freshness stands out in the gyoza here. They taste very good and come across as well-made.
Good to know
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.
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.
Grilled chicken teriyaki features a great marinade and chargrill marks that keep the meat juicy and tender. Portions come generous, with a spicy version offering a nice kick without overwhelming heat.
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.
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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.
Small Asian restaurant with counter service and affordable prices offers a cozy atmosphere enhanced by lively music. Quick takeout and veggie options attract a diverse crowd near a hospital area. Known for tasty teriyaki and grilled chicken, it provides a casual, no-frills dining experience.
Spicy chicken teriyaki stands out as delicious and popular for takeout. The regular chicken teriyaki is also well-liked and served with chicken katsu.
Gyoza varies here, sometimes perfectly cooked and other times reheated from Costco. The C-1 combo pairs gyoza with katsu chicken, rice, teriyaki, and salad for a mixed lunch option.
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The meal costs less than $15.
Moli Bento offers veggie options.
Orders are ready in less than 5 minutes.
Small Japanese restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and dim lighting. Seating includes outdoor tables for fresh air, and staff work closely together creating a grounded vibe. Decor features orchids symbolizing tradition, adding a unique touch to the space.
Chicken teriyaki stands out with its freshness and distinct flavor compared to typical Seattle styles. It remains consistent and reasonably priced, making it a reliable choice.
Fried perfectly with a crispy texture, the gyoza pairs well with flavorful sauces. Combos with teriyaki chicken offer a generous portion and balanced taste.
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There’s actually free parking available nearby.
Parking can be challenging during busy hours.
The restaurant only offers takeout; no indoor dining is available.
Simple setup with dark windows and old-school signage creates a grab-and-go atmosphere focused on takeout. Busy lunch hours bring a diverse crowd and a lively pace despite a soulless ambiance. Large portions and reasonable prices make it a popular spot for quick, flavorful teriyaki meals.
Offers both regular and spicy garlic chicken teriyaki options. The spicy version has a strong garlic flavor. The regular chicken teriyaki tends to be preferred for its balance.
Gyoza comes out perfectly crispy and tastes exceptionally good, almost like it was hand-delivered from the heavens. It does not come with any sauce on the side.
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The basic chicken with rice costs $16.00 plus change and doesn't include any side salad.
Parking is very limited near the restaurant.
Midori Teriyaki is very busy during lunch hours, indicating its popularity.
Family-owned Japanese restaurant with a run-down interior and broken walls. Offers freshly cooked teriyaki and gyoza with friendly service and reliable takeout timing. Atmosphere feels like a local, homey spot despite its worn condition.
Chicken teriyaki comes tender, crispy, and freshly cooked with well seasoned, flavorful chicken. The original version is exceptionally delicious and consistently great.
Gyoza comes at a reasonable price and pairs well with teriyaki dishes. It is solid but slightly less impressive than the outstanding chicken.
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Lunch specials are available for $13.99.
Everything is cooked to order, taking about 10 minutes.
Meals are ready when promised, ensuring timely service.
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.
Juicy and flavorful chicken teriyaki pairs well with fluffy white rice. The chicken teriyaki and chicken katsu combo is a common choice, with a spicy version available. Sauce quality varies, with some finding it off-putting.
Gyoza here comes crispy and tasty with a smoky, classic flavor. Sometimes served complimentary, they pair well with teriyaki dishes.
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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.
Old school setup with plain interior and plastic COVID shield creates a quick-serve, casual vibe. Locals in relaxed attire gather outside, adding to the informal atmosphere. Known for generous portions and flame-grilled teriyaki, it offers fast service but at higher prices than typical teriyaki spots.
Chicken teriyaki comes in a large portion that can feed two people. The plate costs around $20 and includes rice and egg rolls as sides.
Gyoza comes crispy and hot, with a filling that tastes good and feels fresh, not frozen. Six pieces cost $10, and sauce is served in a small cup mainly for dipping.
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The chicken teriyaki plate costs around $20 and is enough for two people.
Expect to pay between $20 to $30 for most dishes.
It's best to call ahead instead of ordering online for quicker service.