TeriFresh

Great food selection and makes really good food. My favorite is mongolian beef. Friendly staff clean building.

The lady that takes your order will always rush you no matter what even if no one is there. They gave me raw chicken breast the last time I came in and they left out my vegetables after I paid $ 50 for two people to have teriyaki! It’s not like she was busy they’re was no one even there. I won’t be going there anymore.

Sped in here on a whim after doing at Fred Meyers, ordered yakisaba, chicken teriyaki and sweet and sour chicken. We’ll be back!

Average teriyaki and Okay service. Nothing bad, nothing great… Seating is okay but somewhat limited.

Came in for lunch with my mom on a weekday afternoon around 2pm. There was only one other table in the restaurant. Small place, lots of tables, but enough space to move around. Pretty clean for the most part.
We had never been in before and weren’t sure what to do, so we waited up front until a lady came out and told us to sit wherever we would like. She promptly brought us menus, and we opted to just split a chicken teriyaki.
They provide you with a free egg flower soup before your meal — it’s very good. The food came out rather quick, like, freakishly quick. It tasted pretty good though. I don’t know if we got a lunch special or regular size entrée, but it was rather small — 2 piles of rice, salad, and a small portion of chicken. The salad was drenched in dressing; the chicken was good, but barely any teriyaki sauce on it.
The waitress was really friendly and attentive, we didn’t really need to ask for anything.

Friendly service. A bit overpriced for food. My udon took way to long to arrive to my table. The free miso soup was salty. My udon soup was flavorless. Definitely not worth it UNLESS you are starving.

Great food. They even have a kids menu. Egg flower soup comes with every dinner meal.

I rolled into TeriFresh around 2 PM on Sun after a hard bike ride and had the lunch combo of teriyaki chicken and Chiken Katsu. The teriyaki was good it was precooked and kept warm. Good flavor just wish they would cooked me fresh stuff but understand. The Katsu was really good perfectly cooked with really great sauce. the salad was very fresh. Good portions sizes as well. I would eat there again.

The quality of the food and service has fluctuated over the past months (with changes in staffing?), but in general this is the best Teriyaki place in and around the Covington and the Maple Valley area. The dining area is modern and clean, and people there are very friendly. The chicken teriyaki and honey garlic chicken are our family’s favorites. If you are a hard-​core ramen fan, their ramen may not be for you, as their noodles seem like the instant type that you get from grocery stores. Their Chicken Teriyaki & Mongolian Beef lunch special is my personal favorite, and not too pricey.

Generally pretty good and portions are very large. Yakisoba chicken & pork fried rice are the family favorites…

Excellent place to get teriyaki in town! It is hot and fresh. Clean tables and bathrooms, great take out too.

Best bento boxes and egg floor soup I’ve had in a looooooooong time. Can’t wait to come back!

The food here is seriously amazing. We usually get a bento box, teriyaki chicken and orange or sweet & sour chicken and it’s always fantastic! The service is very fast and the woman who works here is so nice!

The positive:
The service was friendly, the shop clean and tidy.
The negative:
The two times we’ve eaten there, including a large sampler, I didn’t like the food at all. The teriyaki isn’t half as good as what is available at the Vietnamese place next door. I really wish it was good, as it would be nice to mix things up once and a while, but I’ve been let down twice now at TeriFresh and probably won’t go back.
Note:
I’ve only gotten take out.

We heard so many great things about this place and were incredibly disappointed. I think it was the first time we threw away the take-​out we paid for and popped in a frozen pizza. Both of our dishes (different dishes) were awful. Due to the reviews, it may have very well been a bad batch/​night/​personal preference, but one of the few places we won’t give a second chance.

Five star teriyaki. Went for lunch and had the spicy chicken. Came with an OK soup. Large portion of chicken that included stir fried broccoli carrrot and onion. Chickenwas very juicy and not dried out like a lot of these places. Excellent service

Not fresh. Soup was cold. Teriyaki chicken lunch special was also cold. I got chicken katsu with teriyaki for lunch and the katsu was mostly brownish gray chicken. At least it was warm. Clearly the plain chicken teriyaki is all cooked ahead of time and dumped on a plate whenever someone orders it. Rice was the best part. $ 9 is too much for a lunch special. I won’t be back.

Very mediocre. My normal teriyaki place is closed on Sunday so it was finally time for me to try this place. I called in an order for Wonton Soup, Chicken teriyaki with egg roll and Mongolian Beef for Hubs and I. Service on the phone was good, they were quick. I got home and the wonton soup was disgusting looking. I love wonton soup and have had it at many different places. These wontons were all exploded and there was something in there that looked like egg strings (like egg drop soup) — gross. There was also vegetables in there. I guess I am a purist and want my wonton soup just broth and intact wontons.
The mongolian beef was huge chunks of beef, not that tender. The chicken teriyaki was okay. Egg roll was good. The white rice was good.
Both items just looked kind of sad in their Styrofoam container. I am okay with small portions– really I am but the prices should reflect the small portion AND fit the salad in the container, makes the presentation look much better. If you like sauce with your chicken teriyaki, don’t go here, the traditional mounded rice with chicken slathered in sauce is not to be found here…
Overall the value was not there and I won’t be back.

This place used to be great until today. I was in the mood for spicy chicken and some spicy general tso chicken. The woman told me quote, «That’ll be extra charge to make it spicy.» I fought back with her and asked, «Now you’re starting to charge to make things spicy? Since when?» She said, «Always.» I told her, «I’ve been coming in here for a year, this is a first. Are you calling me a liar?» She didn’t know what to say at that point. I got up and said, «I’ll be eating next door. Least they don’t charge for spice.»
It’s freaking disgrace for the place to say they charge to make things spicy. It’s a damn request. Give me a fucking bottle of Siracha and i’ll add my own spice to my meal.
Skip this sub par place and go to Trappers Sushi or somewhere else. Hell, get a meal from Fred Meyer’s deli.

The kidlets and I came to MV in search of some quick and (preferrable) yummy teriyaki… I dont know the area, so we just drove around and found this place. Small but homey. has screens everywhere to make you drool before you even order!
We got some combos of Chicken Teriyaki/​Egg Rolls and Sesame Chicken. While waiting, we were brought soup (and fortune cookies) to nom on. Ohhhh. it hit the spot! Warm and yummy. Our food came out minutes later, we had to finish our soup though. We took our treasures home and I found them pretty tasty. Average egg rolls, but really, how do you make them special? The Sesame Chicken bought my son back for second and thirds. Clearly a winner!
Thank you TeriFresh for showing us how MV does it!