Teriyaki & More

I have eaten at many restaurants in my lifetime and this place is by far one of the best, fastest and tastiest restaurants I’ve been to. The staff is super friendly, the food is exceptionally tasty and the water is a crisp as Evian. Sometimes I order two meals because the options are so good and I just can’t decide. I also love the club-​like atmosphere. Very chic!!!

Pros & cons listed below:
Pros:
— Tasty, clean Asian food that isn’t dowsed in grease/​oil.
— Tons of variety (Japanese, Chinese, Thai, etc.).
— Clean.
— Affordable prices.
— Very quick service! Great place if you’re in a rush.
Cons:
— *Cashier* customer service

I’ve been here twice. It’s reasonably priced for Bellevue. The first time I tried the Spicy Chicken Teriyaki, and the second time I had the Chicken Pad Thai. Both dishes were $ 8, before tax.
When you walk in, there are a few tables on the left and the ordering counter on the right. The open area in between isn’t too large so it can get pretty packed during the lunch rush. Just behind the few tables is a drink station, and to its left, is an eating counter that can hold about 5 or 6 people. Just behind the drink station is a hallway that connects to CoCo Ramen. At the very back of Teriyaki & More is a larger seating area. It’s not huge but it works for the restaurant since a lot of people are ordering their food to go.
The spicy chicken teriyaki comes with two scoops of rice and a salad. The flavor was good and there was a decent amount of kick. The sauce didn’t appear to be too heavy or drenched. This is probably going to be my default once I’ve tried a few more dishes.
I ordered the chicken pad thai expecting a big plate of noodles. Instead, I got the noodles with two scoops of rice and a salad. Noodles with rice? What? I tend to substitute noodles for rice, or vice versa, not have them both at the same time. Or maybe I’m the one who’s eating wrong? Anyway… when I ordered, they asked how spicy I would like the dish, based on a scale of 0 – 3. I chose 2 and didn’t really find it to be too spicy. The flavor was decent and the chicken was ok, but I felt bad wasting the rice. I can’t eat noodles with rice! It’s too weird!
With a lot of places in Bellevue hovering around the $ 10-​$ 13 range for lunch, Teriyaki & More is a nice fall back to help you save a few bucks. It won’t wow you but you’ll get a nice meal that should last you through the afternoon.

If you’re on lunch break and looking for good chicken /​beef teriyaki this is the place to go. The restaurant moves through the line quickly so you will get your food in a matter of minutes. The teriyaki is solid and the portions are healthy! You will not leave hungry. Plus, there is not an extra charge for brown rice which is what I typically get.
This review reflects teriyaki beef /​chicken and gyoza only. I have had their yakizoba before and it was not that great. Stick with their teriyaki beef and chicken.