Teriyaki Thai

We come here every other week or so, and have been for a few months. Always takeout. We love the food, and service is always fast and friendly. I like the spicy chicken pad Thai, and my wife gets random things every time, never a negative thing to say. Serving size is more than fair, I often have leftovers. We were hesitant to try it at first due to bad reviews, but glad we took the chance. Will suggest this place to friends and family when asked «what sounds good?»

On way back to Oregon we stopped and decided to try this place despite the mixed reviews … Awesome Thai food — had to take a to-​go box couldn’t finish the lunch plate — service was rapid and super friendly — we would recommend this place to anyone — awesome!

This place is wonderful. The food here is so flavorful and fresh. The owners are so friendly, caring and great to visit with. We have not had a dish we didn’t like and go there at least once a week.

Was driving to Oregon. Got hungry on the way. Decided to try the nearest Thai food. And what a pleasant surprise! Huge portion size and great food. If you look at all my reviews you will notice that I am Thai food fan. This is the best I have had in the Washington area.

When I first saw Teriyaki Thai Etc, I was so wonder how Teriyaki and Thai food could be found in the same place. I tried chicken Teriyaki and also Pad Thai. They were both awesome. Maybe the best Pad Thai I have had in years. I will definitely come back.

NOT GOOD FOOD, BUT GOOD SERVICE. Sad to say this strip mall dive has plummeted in food quality like the Hindenburg. It serves greasy stir fried dishes comparable to a bad Chinese buffet, only worse. The only saving grace over the years has been the noodle soup dishes they offered, passable imitations of Phở and such. Now they have streamlined their menu to only offer greasy strip mall gruel, and no fake Phở. Don’t expect anything fresh from here except gas after you eat the food. You’ll be disappointed.

This place was fantastic. I just moved nearby and my girlfriend and I decided to give it a shot.
Walking in the customer service was amazing. The gentleman who helped us was super polite and even thanked us for tipping them. «Thank you for choosing to eat here» and «thanks for the tip» are two things I rarely hear from an establishment.
Our food arrived in a timely manner and was DELICIOUS. I had a spicy teriyaki chicken with yakisoba. I was absolutely pleased with this place and will for sure be back. 5 stars all around.

I’ve dined here several times now. I love their fresh salad rolls and their Tum Yum soup with seafood is delicious. The service is always good, fast and efficient. It’s a great place to grab a quick lunch. I’ll have to try something different next time and I’ll update my review. Until then, what I’ve had so far has been pretty good.

Finding this place was like winning the highway pit stop lottery!
On our way driving down to Portland, we randomly decided to stop in this small shopping center. I had already resigned to eating a below-​average sandwich from the nearby Subway and my expectations were pretty low considering that 1) this restaurant is located right next to a dentist’s office, and 2) the name of the restaurant is Teriyaki Thai (which brings back all the repressed memories of the pan-​Asian restaurants I ate at growing up middle America).
But, surprises of surprises, we all thought the food was pretty good — classic Thai food like the curries and the pad thai.
And the owners were super nice people as well.
Is it the best Thai food I’ve ever had? Probably not. But it is probably the best Thai food I’ve had located 1 mile off the highway.

The food is reliably good. It’s not all genuine Thai, but it’s really well made, and you really cant beat the proportion for the price. That staff is always really friendly as well. It’s a frequent for me.

Disgusting. Dont waste your money. best thing there were cookies and cola in a can. The teryake sauce had NO teryaki flavor.chicken. Was it chicken? Did not taste good. Never going back.

Little stop at southern Washington, teriyaki chicken and stir fried vegetables are ok.

SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY!!! This place is HORRIBLE. The shrimp tempura were rubber. The Orange chicken was some dry chicken in a bland coating with a terrible cold Orange sauce on the side. This cost me $ 13, and I could not eat this meal. Had to move on. SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY!!!

Price is right. Food came out quick. Good flavor and spice level. Not overly greasy. What more can you ask of a moderately priced Thai restaurant?

I have eaten at this restaurant a few times now. The food is consistently good and the portions are generous for the cost. It’s not spicy but it’s flavorful and I always leave satisfied. They have a kids meal that is a great portion for kids with meat, veggies, rice and a drink. The veggies were great, not greasy at all like another reviewer said. The cashier is always friendly and welcoming each time I go there.

Had the pad eggplant stirfry with tofu and my friend ordered the tofu pad Thai. We both really enjoyed our meal… Esp after stopping from a long drive from Canada. super friendly service as well. Would def try it again if I’m ever out in the area again.

I just are here for the first time and the crab fried rice and mango with sticky rice was very good. Price is fair for food volume and the folks there were very nice and provided great service
If you are looking for a good food and fair prices this is the place for Thai food.
Back again and the food is delicious!

Surprising find on the I-​5 in the middle of nowhere, even more surprising that it’s actually pretty good Thai food! Ordinarily I wouldn’t set foot in a place with the words Teriyaki and Thai both in the name, but I’m glad I did.
Cashew Nut stir fry was delicious, Kee Mao noodles were good too.

I’ve been curious about this place for a long time on my road trips between Eugene and Seattle. I always wonder from I-5…is it Teriyaki or Thai? I’ve never gone before because it reminds me of the teriyaki and sushi places where neither is very good. Well, I was super hungry after being in traffic for 5 hours and didn’t want my usual teriyaki place in Vancouver.
I found the place an easy distance from the freeway, lots of good parking, and walked in the restaurant. It looks like an old Subway (lots of yellow benches), you order at the front (which is in the back). The woman was very friendly, was knowledgeable about what items were gluten-​free so I ordered #51 Roasted Duck Curry for $ 8.95, which is roasted duck in red curry paste with pineapple, tomato, bell pepper and basil. It came with a generous amount of white Jasmine rice. I also ordered a Thai iced tea, which was cloyingly sweet. It was seriously over-​the-​top sweet so I would never order it again. The curry tasted good, was nice and spicy, which was an unexpected surprise. I think it is hard to find a Thai restaurant that will actually use spice as Thai food is supposed to be. The duck was a bit tough and fatty in places but for $ 8.95 I am not complaining because there was a lot of it in the bowl, which I enjoyed. It tasted just as good as any other duck curry I’ve had at restaurants charging up to $ 16 for the same dish. I didn’t get any cross-​contamination from gluten, which was great when trying a new restaurant. The woman was very friendly and helpful, which I liked. I would return in the future.

Very greasy, very thai food. I had the Pad Kee Mao, an order of egg rolls, and the chicken teriyaki, SO mentioned that the teriyaki was weird with steamed rice in a zipperloc. Perhaps they should consider removing the bag before serving, since they charge an extra 1.00 for steamed rice.
My dinner of pad kee mao was great, despite my personal aversion to basil in Asian dishes. Lots of noodles, lots of grease, a fair amount of veggies, a little chicken.
IMO, egg rolls are wrapped in flour wrappers with some meat, but these rice rolled wraps with all veggies and tons and tons of grease were okay, just falsely advertised.
the take out box does not include soy sauce, so make sure to grab that and the fortune cookies on the way out. Very sweet genuine staff. No lunch menu pricing, but I imagine for lack of food in this small town, they are still decently frequented.