Teriyaki 2U

This is an OK place. The food is good. I ordered a bowl. Good quantity with normal taste. Nothing bad, nothing stands out. Service speed was OK. Average overall

I really liked their stir fried rice. Customer service is okay. Not over the top friendly but they allowed me to combine my punch card when I left my other at home one day. I appreciate that part, and I think its nice they offer a punch card. Other than that its your run of the mill take out place. Not fancy kinda grimy, but not dirty… there is no ambiance so I wouldn’t want to sit there and eat. I would definitely return for take out though.

This place is right by my work and I’ve never tried it. We got our nails done at the place next door and popped in here. Our orders were processed really quickly and you get SO MUCH for the cost! My beef teriyaki was AMAZING and it lasted me 2 days for $ 8.50 or something. My boss got the Mongolian beef and she loved it too. The restaurant itself seemed to be pretty busy and there were lines so obviously they’re doing something right! We’re going again today :) I definitely recommend!

I ordered tofu, one of their vegetarian dish to go. I asked before how it tasted and the nice lady said «sweet». So when she handed me the plate I looked into it and was extremely shocked that there was one scoop of rice, a couple cube size tofu drowned with house style teriyaki sauce, and no salad. Instead of leaving I ended up staying to eat this plate. Not only was I shocked by the portion but also disgusted by the way it tasted. While I was eating it I wasn’t aware that my face expression was showing horrible sign of bad food. The nice lady came up to me and asked «is everything okay?, is the food okay?» And I replied back «it’s very salty, not sweet at all» and she said «well, next time I’ll make it sweet». And in my head I was think there isn’t going to be a next time lady. Over all the customer services was okay and the tofu was terrible. I wish I could rate more about their menu but I don’t think I’ll be there any more. This plate cost $ 7.22, I would never recommend this place to any of my friends.

I’ve had lots of teriyaki in my life but this got to be the worse. I ordered the chicken and broccoli lunch special. They don’t use the real chicken but battered overnight meat and the broccoli is few and far between. Super salty and pricey for lunch!

Always amazing customer service for really delicious teriyaki! If you make it in during their lunch specials hours, you also get a really good deal!

They make their food very quickly for lunch times rushes. awesome food, awesome service.

I know I know… who really cares too much about three star reviews? Boring kinda. So this place was just okay. I mean… yes. just okay. I feel boring writing this review. But, the place was just that tho… kinda bla. Three star reviews are just kinda lame. :(Lol. When you hit four stars, you know it’s pretty good, and two, it’s most likely icky. But three… it’s just so… in between.
The lady in front taking my order was nice, very nice actually. But I asked for extra red peppers in my stir fry, and she was all over it, very kind, I even heard her tell the lady in the back to add the extra peppers. Guess what? There were no peppers at all. Count em, none.
So the really not listening rude lady cooking in back cancels out the really nice lady in front. How glass half empty am I!?! Well, it’s because nothing else was that good either.
Food, ya… it was fine. A little fatty with the chicken. Ya not my fav. And kinda greasy too. But the veggies tasted fresh. And rice was good. No hot oil for the potstickers. Just chili paste. Pretty scarce seating area, just not much character.
The food was not bad. Or not great. Lol. Was this helpful? I hope I helped!!! :)

I’ll be honest, I did not end up getting anything today when I got here. As far as vegetarians go, there’s really not much to choose from besides some veggie fried rice. There seemed to be a lot of good meat choices, and the photos people have posted look to be very good quality; however, I would very much like to see some more options (maybe a salmon teriyaki). When I asked the lady about what options they might have, she did admit that most of their food was meat based, but didn’t offer me any options to substitute.
Meat eaters — GO FOR IT!
Vegetarians — STAY AWAY!

Average Teriyaki restaurant. The staff was very friendly and the food came rather quick. Chicken spicy teriyaki and regular teriyaki was pretty good although the spicy was not really spicy.
The gyoza was cold when I got it so that was disappointing to me.
Prices are reasonable and the menu has a good variety.

Great teriyaki place. Food is consistently good– I come here ³⁄₅ days a week for lunch because of a lack of healthy alternative restaurants around here that are within walking distance. The place is small enough to provide great service too– the staff are friendly and know my regular dish (Teriyaki rice bowl– it’s the best deal and has a healthy helping of veggies too). Additionally they come around and ask if everything is alright. All around great experience. Don’t forget to pick up a loyalty card from the front if you come here often– order enough entrees and you get free food.

I love their fried rice! Get the combination fried rice and you will not be disappointed. I work about a mile from here and frequent it for lunch. It gets super busy so be prepared for a wait though…

I go here every week. This is one of my favorite places to go for lunch since its a block away from work.
I ALWAYS get the Chicken Teriyaki & Mongolian Beef combo… with an extra side of salad dressing.
The chicken teriyaki is good but is AMAZING when you dip it in their salad dressing. Seriously. I’m one of those people who eat their protein, carb, veggie, and sauce all in one bite. So a piece a piece of teriyaki chicken dipped in salad with a piece of lettuce and rice is HEAVEN to me.
The Mongolian beef in itself is delicious on its own with rice. Its sweet & savory, with fresh green onion, dried chili, on top of a bed of fried noodles. Some people are snobs about their Mongolian Beef because its not the Mongolian Beef they’re used to… please, we’re not in Chinatown. Its friggin’ good at a good price!
Did I mention I LOVE Korean salad dressing with Teriyaki Chicken?
I have them cater my department floor which is seriously, seriously CHEAP… and everyone LOVED it. Don’t knock it until you tried their chicken with the dressing. ;)

This is teriyaki when you need it quick. When it gets crowded, you don’t just see it… you feel it. Makes-​you-​want-​to-​eat-​in-​your-​car-​crowded. This is also probably the first teriyaki place I have been to that had stamp cards. There are three levels:
5 stars = Free Med Drink
10 Stars = Free Appetizer (Gyoza or Egg Roll)
16 Stars — Free Chicken Teriyaki (or $ 5.99 credit toward next purchase)
On two different occasions I have had the spicy chicken lunch bowl. It’s not bad. It’s also not spicy. Well, it has low levels of spice. Like, if this chicken was a Spice Girl, it’d be Barely Spice. Also, if you want more chicken in your meal versus needing a treasure map for what poultry content they may give you, then ask for «no vegetables». It seems to double the amount of chicken you get since the space where all the carrots, broccoli, and cabbage were is now vacant. There is a certain sweetness to the sauce they use that’s sweeter than usual. Not bad. But it definitely could use some spicing up.
Both times I went, it was during the usual lunch time (12ish) and there were already a lot of people eating and being served. The two different order-​takers were either new or just never bothered to learn the combo designators because both times they had to look up what it was on the menu. This is a little odd to me because I would think the chef seeing «spcy chk no veg» would work better than «Cmb TB2 –Veg». That’s just me though. And also every other place I’ve been to. However, they can do it how they want. Just be sure than when you go there, in order to save time, just give them the name of the combo itself vs saying «Chicken katsu combo».
I would visit again. In a pinch, it’s not super above the average teriyaki lunch price, and the food comes out quickly. Well above average quickness. Decent taste.

I’d chalk this up as yet another generic teriyaki place worth ignoring:
+ Food arrived fast, there was no wait during lunch (about eight minutes)
+ Spicy Teriyaki was actually good
— There wasn’t much of it. (maybe a half cup of chicken?)
— Salad came with a bland mayonnaise dressing
— Gyoza were blah
— California roll was missing imitation crab
— Cluttered place wasn’t particularly clean
— Food isn’t worth the price
This strange Korean-​run Teriyaki place only really has speed going for it.
It took about five minutes during lunch to order spicy teriyaki and a california roll. The phở place next door is actually good, waste your money there.

If you think this is a typical teriyaki joint, think again.
I normally avoid teriyaki or fast food chains, but stumbled into this place due to its proximity and the lack of time I had to spend on lunch.
I ordered the kung pao shrimp. It came with a slightly breaded shrimp with the typical kung pao sauce. The shrimps weren’t giant, but decently sized (about five times as big as the mini-​shrimps I got at another teriyaki joint a while ago). On the downside, the price of the meal (~$ 10) was certainly not a typical teriyaki joint price.
I have not tried the lunch specials, but I have observed other people eating lunch specials, and would be willing to try it next time.

This is a standard, family run, strip mall Teriyaki joint — but a very good example of the type. The prices are reasonable, the restaurant clean, and the service fast. They even have a bento box on their extensive menu. If you can’t find something good here, the problem is not with the restaurant.