Othello Wok and Teriyaki

Great parking. Huge parking lot around back with two hour parking for free.
Great service. Always greeted with a smile, never have to wait on my food when I call it in.
Food is consistently delicious. While a bit pricey, portion size is huge. I always have leftovers for lunch the next day. Try their fried rice. Just do it.
It’s about a 40 minute drive there and back from my house, but I voluntarily make it every other week for takeout. Goes to show how highly I rate this jewel.

The food is really good and they are always really nice. I always place my orders by phone and I’ve never had to wait longer than the estimated time they give.

I have lived around Othello for 4 months and never gone to this teriyaki place. So when I went with a friend, I had low expectations. I went basic and ordered the teriyaki bowl and was pleasantly surprised. It was pretty good, the sauce might have been excessive in the bowl but still good. Okay prices for the dishes.

Some of the best teriyaki I’ve had, so moist!

Let’s start with parking. You could park in the garage for a total of two hours for free and there are signs for the entrance to this place. Great food and service. We really loved the food here. Everything is good.

Not only was the food great, the service was as well. Very friendly (I think the gentleman was the owner), and had the patience on the phone to make sure I got exactly what I want. I WILL say I did get a little bit lost finding the place because it was my first time there, and the entrance was hidden inside the Station apartments parking garage – I will definitely be coming back again and again!

Their chicken teriyaki is really good. I Wish they close a little later tho for my late night cravings lol. Customer service is great. Really nice and friendly workers. My go to teriyaki place. Parking was a little confusing if it’s your first time. It’s in the back.

Some of the best General Tsao Chicken I’ve ever had! And the portions are awesome for the price!

What makes a good teriyaki place is two scoops of rice and this place does it. Teriyaki is great. Salad is good. And the restaurant is fairly modern. Good place to eat.

This teriyaki shop is a GREAT addition to the neighborhood! I ordered the Gyoza and chicken combo and have had the beef teriyaki.
+ the staff is unbelievably kind and sweet
+ take out/​phone orders are easy and ready at the promised time
+ tons of seating
+ great, quality food and portion size
+ prompt service
+ clean
Noteworthy:
* 2hr free covered parking

This place is great. Especially compared to what is around the area, the quality here stands out like a gem. The owner is probably one of the nicest people I have ever met. For a fast healthy meal there really is no better option and the quality of the food is great.

Really great terriyako spot. For parking you have to go around the corner and park in the parking garage, which was a bit confusing, but it’s actually pretty simple. Just take a ticket. No validation required. Two hours parking is free. When you enter the restaurant, you’re presented with a large and bright clean space. Order at the counter from the large illuminated menu sign. The staff is super welcoming and very nice. We had General’s chicken, chicken terriyaki, and shrimp fried rice as part of the Plate of Nations event. Each menu entrée comes with two large scoops of rice and salad. And you can request no rice/​extra salad, instead.

Since moving to our new house, we live near this place, so it was the perfect place to grab a quick dinner the other night. It was nearing 8pm when we got there and it was pretty empty, but by the time we left, at least five other people/​groups had come in. Apparently it’s a popular spot for late evening meals!
This is one of those places where you order and pay up front, then they bring the food to you. The people working (perhaps the owners?) were super nice and friendly. Although I didn’t feel like they had a ton of vegetarian options, I did opt for the vegetable yakisoba, which was very good and included a mix of zucchini, broccoli, cabbage, mushrooms, etc. and a side of rice. My fiancé ordered the sweet and sour chicken, which he enjoyed. There was enough food to be filling, but not such large portions that it was ridiculous.
We noticed they don’t have beer or wine, which wasn’t a big deal but just something we happened to catch. They do have typical fountain drinks as well as refrigerated drinks and a few other things (aloe water?) for sale.

I can’t say that I’ll be coming back anytime soon but the food was OK for Americanized Chinese/​Japanese food. I like that there is never a wait, but I feel wierd when there are not too many people. On a happy note, the owner are super nice.

Good teriyaki and the owners are super nice. Very convenient to get to if you live nearby.

This place is bit hard to go as you have to park inside of the building to get to store if you are driving. But the parking garage is nice and easy to park and two free hour parking means enough time for eating and hangout. I just tried this place for the first time and it is good.
The food come out clean and tasty. The place is spotless too.
The owner is very nice and friendly.
I will definately be back and eat here again (mostly to go)

Delicious food with very friendly staff. The combo meal left me pretty much stuffed, with beef teriyaki and kung pao chicken. Two big scoops of rice and a salad (?!) helped cool off the Sriracha burn I added to the food.
And yes, the free 2 hours of parking the garage was nice, too. We can walk here from the neighborhood and probably will do so in the future!

I live above this restaurant, so it is extremely convenient to just go downstairs and grab some food. Their beef teriyaki is AWESOME! The salad that was included with my meal seemed a little watery, but that was my only gripe (who cares about salad with teriyaki anyways!) Everyone working there is always super friendly and the wait is not long if you are getting it to go.

Ok– I’m WAY behind on my reviews for the year. So, when I sat down– just right now– to start it up, my first thought went to Othello Teriyaki.
Teriyaki is typically super cheap and a quick fix for the pangs of hunger. However, Othello brings real flavor to their teriyaki, and I think it’s worth the extra cash. They attempt to buy ingredients locally (that’s what my friend, who is a regular told me) and their service is beyond friendly. For example: my first time in, I came with my aforementioned frequenting friend… I literally had no cash in my bank account, so I just came in for company. The gal mentioned she hadn’t seen me before, I told her I didn’t have any cash, but would try it sometime in the future. When she brought my friends meal out, she brought me a little sampler plate of what he was eating! How awesome is that?! And– dang, if that chicken wasn’t top-​notch.
Since then, I come in when I have a meeting nearby and I support these guys– the food is awesome. Their location is a little hard to find, but go– find it, you shan’t be disappointed!

The Asian couple who run this place are friendly and smiles, especially the wife. Since I live upstairs, I try to come by here at least once a week. It’s in the far ground level corner so by driving it’s best to park inside the garage (1 hr is free per ticket). In the garage, you can find their own back entrance to the left of the building Main/​Lease office entrance. Or you can walk all the way around via the garage entrance, if you’re not a resident — that’s what I thought. :)
I’ve gotten the Mongolian beef (?), I think, and egg rolls & also the Chicken Teriyaki:
—-Mongol Beef + egg rolls: It’s alright to good. The egg rolls’ casing have this fluffier/​lighter texture than I’m used to. Personally, I prefer the lumpia/​thin/​crisp style egg rolls… no air bubbles and fluffiness – just crisp ‘n crunch. The red sauce (?) is weird; I didn’t finish it.
—-Chicken Teriyaki: I assumed the salad was crap, so she was happy to sub it for extra rice. Love that. Most of these «teri-​salads» (o.O) tend to be bland, nasty crispy iceberg with ranch-​esque dressing. I usually don’t mind these salads if they have that vinaigrette type stuff but this time i just said screw it, gimme mah rice and meat. The chicken sauce looked a bit overkill, but mixing it all into the rice helps round out this good ol’ teriyaki chicken [T-​1].
Very clean, cool and welcoming spot with TV. Also have a variety of drinks.