Teriyaki Woo

I wanted to love this place, but it didn’t end up that way. The guy behind the counter who I think is the owner was very nice. The problem was the food, it was mediocre. The teriyaki sauce was bland and really thin/​runny, beef teriyaki was ok, the tofu teryaki was horrible :-(

Really good chicken teriyaki.

I came here at around 1330h and was pretty hungry. Most mornings I don’t get to eat a breakfast and like others have said, the place is clean and the owner is a very nice guy and has that friendly pushiness about him.
This being my first time, I ordered something conservative for a place like this, the teriyaki chicken and rice. I misunderstood the owner if I wanted more rice or any salad and missed out on the salad, my mistake. However, upon tasting the food it was clear why this place is so loved.
The chicken was perfectly grilled and moist, the sauce complimented it, and the rice was just right, not too mushy/​sticky and not undercooked or dry. The only thing I wouldn’t do is have them pour sauce on the rice as its too much in my opinion. Also if you do order here, best to eat within ten minutes of the food being given to you; it’s just better that way.
If you’re a college student or someone looking for simple and fairly priced quality food, this place gets my recommendation. I cannot wait until the next chance I get lunch here.

CONSISTENTLY GOOD
* We have never had a bad meal here in over a decade, always what you expect
* Ambiance isn’t for a nice evening date, just good food every time
* Portions are large and substitutions are no problem
* The owner is really nice
* This is one of those places you rely on over the years while all the others go under

Great friendly service. Fresh and flavorful food. We love the pot stickers, egg rolls, yakisoba, spicy chicken teriyaki, teriyaki beef, chow mien and the list really goes on and on… even the side slaw/​salad is delicious. Our kids love it too… even our pickiest eater! The owner makes you feel welcome whether you are dining in or picking up to-​go. Super nice gentleman! Our family fave!

I love this place! Although the atmosphere is a bit lackluster what they lack in décor they more than make up for in taste and quality in their food. I can’t count how many times we have been here and it’s been delish every single time!

Good food, right amount of grease to the fried rice, pot stickers & egg rolls always please the young members of the family. Give ‘em a try!

Love the pork fried rice! Super yummy. Service is great, too. One of our favorites.

I love this place! The owners are incredibly nice and thoughtful. The food is well cooked and quick. This is my goto place for takeout whenever I’m in a pinch.

This place is great! The staff are very kind and provide great service. The food is always cooked fast and ready to go, and tastes absolutely delicious! Never fails to disappoint.

Yummy fast affordable. $ 5teriyaki chicken bowl is a must. Friendly staff, I love this place

Very nice owners.
The food is great and fresh.
We like that they also have some Korean dishes on the menu.
Teriyaki chicken and rice and salad is best in town.
Yum.

I LOVE this place! I have been coming here for years, and I have always had the best food prepared and served fresh and delicious. The owners are so sweet and also pretty funny when I go in there. The food is high fresh, tasty, and they give you a LOT of meat. The coleslaw salad is to die for, too. I just went there yesterday, and I plan on going back again next week. By far, the best teriyaki money can buy.

First impression: very clean.
Second impression: very kind proprietor, providing great service.
Final impression: above average chicken Teriyaki. I will come back and try other things.

We love this place! Good fresh food and wonderful service! We usually get the chicken bentos and hot and sour soup!

Great quality food for a very reasonable price. After trying for the first time a few weeks ago, my family has become regulars. The best fried rice I have ever had!

very good food at reasonable price. tip not on menu… they have killer hot and sour soup. best in town.

Had the «Special» (Teriyaki+3 gyoza+2 scoops of rice) for $ 7.50 and shrimp appetizer. Well, it was so-​so in taste. No vegetable at all on the plate. Saucewise, I like the one near YMCA off Cornell better. The owner (?) is very nice.

Two seperate trips, had teriyaki chicken first time, very good. General Tso’s second time, not impressed. Very good and friendly service, not much ambience. It’s in the lunch rotation.

I’ve always eaten here as lunch take-​out, never for a sit down, so I can’t say anything about the décor or the seating. The prices trend toward the high side of reasonable, but there’s nothing that’s completely out of line. Service has always been quick and cheerful.
When it comes to the food itself, stick with what they do well, and you won’t be disappointed. As others have alluded, some of the dishes are better than others. Their dim-​sum type dishes are good as well as their Teriyaki Chicken and Mongolian Beef. If you’re thinking of ordering their Hunan or Szechuan dishes, just thaw out a bag of frozen veggies, dump a quart of oil on them, and drink some pepper sauce straight out of the bottle instead. Let it suffice to say that I’ve tried the latter a few times, and it hasn’t ever had a happy ending.
Note that this is a mom and pop shop with family friendly hours– they close early in the evening and are not open on Sundays.