Yummy Teriyaki

Very good! Sweet staff and good food. Very friendly

Chicken teriyaki is okay. Not the best not the worse. However i arrived at 1105 thr open sign was on but the door was still locked. I waited out front for about 3 minutes till someone saw me and unlocked the door. Ive been here 3 times now since its a 5min walk for me.

I’ve been looking for good food close by… I’m very pleased that yummy teriyaki was very yummy lol it was fast fresh an had an actual flavor other than chard I’m extremely pleased an will definitely be back .I ordered the beef & chicken combo no complaints keep up the great work. an the staff was extremely nice to an apparently they cater… if your in bothell you have to check them out thanks for not disappointing

Very yummy :) the specials rock & price isn’t bad… very friendly people & service is good… love the salad dressing

A diamond in the rough this rustic Bothell charmer is disguised as a Mall throw-​away. The meals are inexpensive but soo good. If perfect rice with an Asian salad and meat entrée is your thing, this is the place for you. Suzy had the Gen Tso chicken and I, well I reveled over the salmon. We will be back.

I have been here previously but eaten in. This time i decided to get a to go order. I ordered the General Tso Chicken. Paid $ 8.03 as this was the lunch special price. I asked for some Siracha or soy but was told that costs $ 0.25. When i got back to work to eat my lunch, i noticed there was barely any rice or chicken. I felt ripped off. I literally counted 6 pieces of chicken and two tea spoon full of rice. Never have i been so Disappointed. I’ve seen small portions, but this was outrageous. For $ 8.03 id expect at least a good size portion. Will never go here again.

My family has recently fallen in love with this place, and I learned why yesterday. The lady was very friendly at checkout, which is what I look for in a business. The food was wonderful– the meat actually seemed like good quality meat compared to the chicken at other places, and the veggies were cooked very well. I’ll admit they were a teeny bit over done, but that genuine smile at the checkout counter earned them five stars.

I have eaten here twice, just last week. Very good food and the order is made quickly. I had the Bento Box. A little of everything. Very reasonably priced. I hope they have one in Marysville, as I’m moving on Dec. 1^st.

My go too local teriyaki joint in the bothell/​thrashers corner area! One of the few places that does BBQ short ribs well.

Soggy rice hot held chicken and small portion. I won’t go back go too sunny by Napa it’s way better

Love this place, have picked up lunch to go many times. They are just a bit more expensive then the typical Teriyaki places around Bothell, but they are worth it. Everything is made fresh to order. Super fast service, and friendly staff. I have had the teriyaki, and some of the chinese dish’s. Everything has been fantastic. Last visit I had the spicy chicken teriyaki, super good and it was enough for two meals, so that made the higher price totally worth it. I highly recommend this place. I have stopped by to pickup dinner a few times as well, and my husband loves it too. He especially loves all the beef dish’s he has tried. I always go for the chicken. Great place, please eat there so they will stay open for a long long time !

My husband and I were really craving teriyaki so we decided to give this place a shot. I’m not sure it’s a good thing that they have both Chinese and Japanese together.
We ordered orange chicken, spicy teriyaki chicken, and egg rolls. The orange chicken was okay at the least. The spicy chicken was better and the egg rolls were not very tasty. They just gave us prepackaged sweet and sour for the egg rolls which is kinda sad. What happened to making your own sauces? I asked for a side of veggies instead of rice and they gave us a container full of lettuce. LETTUCE. Lol.
I’m going to continue to look for a better teriyaki place before I come back here.

My favorite teriyaki place ever. I haven’t found anyone who can beat them.
Fresh, hot, amazing food. I love their bento box, which you can get with salmon, tofu, beef, shrimp or chicken. The tempura is perfectly cooked with fresh vegetables and shrimp. The CA rolls are just outstanding. Comes with a bowl of yummy soup.
Besides the very, very good teriyaki, they also have Chinese stir fry dishes. The menu is long and everything I have ever ordered in the years I’ve gone there has been great. I’ve never had a bad dining experience.
They recognize me and ask me about my family, the last people who accompanied me in, and have a genuine interest in their customers. They bring my order to me when I order in. They get really busy with the takeout orders, but they keep up the pace and don’t forget the people who are dining in.
You receive a complimentary beverage when you order in with free refills! I’ve never heard of that anywhere else in my lifetime.
They have real dishes and cups. The chopsticks are the one-​time use, but I love how this fast food place is green.
My only con for the place is the gigantic flatscreen TV that plays all the time, but I see that it is a great pro for many of the men who come in and eat their meal.

The teriyaki spicy chicken and the kimchi are awesome. One week I ate here 4 times and every time the meal was really good. If you like Kimchi make sure you order some for the owners wife makes it and it’s awesome! spicy

Fresh hot food.
Chicken curry was delicious, sauce could be better though… too much corn starch i think. Chicken noodles were good. Sometimes teriyaki sauce gets too sweet. not theirs.
Clean quiet ambiance.
Prices are fair. Portions are a little more than adequate, not deathly huge, which i liked.
Service was quick but he brought dishes separately. not a huge fan of that.
Overall nothing wrong with the place, i think i’ll go there again and try something else.

I call this place Yummy Hair-​yaki for a reason. On three separate occasions I have found hair in my chicken. I was not aware that chickens had hair! Why bother when Sunny is right across the street?

Not only is this a teriyaki place, they have outstanding, reasonably priced chinese stir fry dishes.
Quick service, fresh ingredients, great flavor.
And in-​store dining is served on reuseable service (plates, forks, glasses), so a big 4-​star on the green rating. I think they still use styrofoam for take out (will try to verify), hopefully they upgrade to biodegradeable.

This is honest to goodness restaurant teriyaki, as opposed to fast food yaki – still «just» teriyaki, but made to order in a real kitchen.
Thrasher’s Corner is something of a complex of strip malls and parking lots on major arterials. It’s not really a place to come for peace and quiet, and, by and large, not really a place to seek distinctive fine dining. So you look for the best of the food that’s convenient, and Yummy, as it so often does, moves itself quickly to the top of the list of good convenient food.
It’s very much a strip mall setting; you walk in and you order at the counter, grabbing a drink from a cooler by the register. They bring out your plate when it’s ready. I ordered, as I do in pretty much every yaki joint in the state, the chicken breast, extra spicy. They willingly refactored the order to include steamed vegetables instead of white rice. They had to think about it for a second, but they did it willingly and cheerfully. Awesome!
The dining room is plasticized tables and chairs in a couple neat little rows, with the Seattle Times and a couple of magazines you’ve never heard of before available for your perusal. The food arrives quickly and cheerfully.
What I got was a good-​sized helping of white meat, still juicy, clearly not held at temp – it was definitely grilled only after I’d ordered it. The extra spicy sauce was enough to make me cough and sweat, which is going some. I loved it. The steamed vegetables were pretty fantastic by yaki joint standards – carrots, celery, onions, sprouts, and other goodness julienned with a mandolin and served warm next to the chopped chicken. It seriously resembled a real meal, as opposed to the typical slung-​hash visual effect you get at too many places at these prices.
And speaking of the price, it was quite reasonable. With the substitutions, extra spice, a bottle of gatorade, and tax, it was $ 12. The Redmond store serves you enough food for an army at those prices, and IIRC so does the Edmonds one. But the Thrasher’s Corner Yummy is holding its own.

Decided to try this place because it always seemed busy… We were not disappointed. Half the menus is a tasty selection of Teriyaki and the other half of the menu is a nice selection of Chinese food like sweet and sour chicken. The only thing I wish they did better was I like spicy chicken, but they can’t replicate the spicy chicken marinade quite the same if you ask for chicken breast vs. dark in your spicy chicken. It still tasted good, but it just isn’t what I wanted.
Tip: Be sure to ask for a stamp card!

A TERIYAKI JOINT OPEN ON SUNDAYS?! Yes. it’s true! Panda Express and Safeway chinese are a thing of the past on Sundays… Yummy Teriyaki is open SUNDAYS!
This is the place to get some tasty terIyaki! Don’t waste your time at a lot of the other places around Bothell. My boyfriend and I wanted some good food, and i had had tried this place before, but apparently I forgot just how good it is!
They have the best spicy chicken! It is just spicy enough and the chicken is perfectly cooked. I do not eat rice, so they substituted the rice for stir-​fry veggie (small extra charge, but worth it).
The lady who works at the counter is very nice and happy to help you. This place is clean and has plenty of seating.
My boyfriend was a bit giddy that they had so much to choose from (teriyaki, sushi, bubble tea, kimchi…). He tried the California Roll and really enjoyed it. Next time (knowing him) I am sure he will order the bubble tea.
The fried rice is super super good. I had a bite of his to check it out, and it was god sent. I am very envious he
By the end of the meal we were both huge fans. This is our new teriyaki joint!