Teriyaki Wok

Honestly, this is the worse Teriyaki i have ever tried. Not only the taste but also the very tiny potion with above average price.

Awful. I had a bad feeling when I saw a «no money back» sign on the register. I ordered chicken teriyaki. It was ready in less than a minute. Most places are cooking fresh so it takes 10 minutes. Another bad sign. Opened the box. Lettuce was old and wilted covered in dressing. I didn’t eat it. The chicken looked old and covered in some gel sauce. Rice was the freshest thing in the box. I didn’t eat much and it went in the trash. Still hungry. I would not recommend or will return.

DO NOT EAT HERE! I walked in the door, no other customers are there. (Bad sign) There’s only one employee in sight, the older man at the register. I make my order for teriyaki chicken with rice. I hand him my credit card, and the total was under $ 10. He tells me there’s a fee for credit cards under $ 10, so I hand him cash. I’m pretty sure this was very shady, but I wasn’t charged tax. WHAT? It was to an exact amount of $ 7.50, doesn’t offer me a receipt and puts it straight in the register. I get my carry out in my plastic bag and leave. I get back to the office and start eating the food. I’ve eaten cat food and dog food when I was a kid… The quality of the food is worse than cat or dog food. YUCK! I can tell they make their own teriyaki sauce because I’m no chef and have made terrible sauce that taste similar. Don’t waste your time, also look at the reviews, I’m not the only person who gives this one star. How do they pay their rent with non-​reoccurring customers?!

Nice guy
Not best chicken — brown meat
Very small amount
Cash only
Gel like sauce
Wilted lettuce
No napkins
Filthy sauce bottles
No AC
No wifi
Don’t look forward to it
Sucky egg roil in the crap sauce
No brown rice

Alright, so here’s the deal:
I take the train from the Tukwila Amtrak station down to Portland roughly once a month. Usually I come straight from work and am in need of food, if you’ve ever been in the area you know most of what’s close by is fast food.
I don’t eat that crap.
This place is really close to Longacres Way where the station is, the service is quick with only one person working, and the food was decent for takeout.
I am by no means a chef, or a food critic, and while it seems like it could be easy– I can’t make teriyaki.
That’s all I wanted, and I got it. I enjoyed it, and I’ll be back.

Thought’d try a new teriyaki place and boy did I make a mistake… I ordered the beef and chicken teriyaki combo and when I opened my to go order I thought he messed up and gave me just chicken! Nope he gave me both, but I was all mixed up together and drowned in teriyaki sauce. Bland flavor, chewy meat, terrible presentation. I know it’s take out but c’mon this is a disgrace to teriyaki.

Zero Stars. This was absolutely the worst teriyaki I have ever had. The rice was edible but the chicken and jelly sauce (it was supposed to be teriyaki sauce) sitting on top was not only foul to look at but also foul to the taste. It’s like they froze yesterdays sauce, thawed it out, and spooned it on top. It was the consistency of pudding. Completely disgusting.
This strip mall joint was completely filthy. My hands stuck to the table and the sauces were stuck to table as well. Filth lined the cashier counter and the surrounding cash register area. It was rancid in there.
DO NOT EAT AT THIS PLACE
Also, I asked the cashier/​chef (note, no gloves or hand washing between handling my money and scooping the slop) if the stuff on top was gravy or pudding? He said «teriyaki» and walked away. I told him it looked and tasted funny and he turned, looked at me, and walked deeper into the dark dirty kitchen.
DO NOT EAT AT THIS PLACE

My co-​worker and I went into this place for the first time for lunch. The owner must have been the one standing there. He would barely acknowledge that we were standing there right in front of him. We were trying to ask him a question about the fried rice instead of white rice and he got upset. It is $ 3.15 extra there! He was rude to us and the place was empty and it didn’t look very clean to me. No lunch specials and high prices. Never going back.

Good lunch spot

Walked in to an empty hole in the wall joint. I didn’t judge because those places usually have the best food. The guy was SOOO rude. While we were looking at menu, he dropped his pen and went to the back. When he came back said are you going to order or what, looking at us with disgust. We immediately left. After looking at the reviews though, doesn’t look like we missed anything. Would not recommended!

I was extremely disappointed after paying over $ 7 for teriyaki. The flavor was not good. I had less than half a scoop of chicken, and tiny portion of rice and salad. The kitchen looked less than clean. There were no customers at the time I was there. I guess that should have been a big hint. I will never go back.

I’m giving this a three star, because I wonder if I would have dined in if things would have been different. My take out was overly sauce and didn’t have much in it for the price I paid. I don’t like sweet rice, but all the sauce went from the main dish to the two balls of rice. I was actually hoping that there would be salad in there … but nope. The dish had big flavors, but like said to much sauce. The Gyoza was good. but they taste out of bag. Not homemade.

The take out that was given to me was disgusting. The quantity was very small for a teriyaki joint. The beef was starting to go bad.
If I’m paying $ 8 for stir fry, they could’ve at least put full scoops of rice instead of slopping it in.
The food didn’t even smell OK, so it got tossed.
The environment is a small «hole in the wall» teriyaki joint. It does seem like everything needs a good cleaning/​disinfecting.
Avoid Teriyucki Wok.

Good teriyaki, good teriyaki and good teriyaki. And satisfying, too. I’ve been here on occasion after a haircut next-​door and nice coming in here. He’s a cool, older korean man often found with a backwards baseball cap on (although, first time seen with beanie this visit). Korean paper ritualistically found on the near dining table. He also has a cute pic by the cashier register of his super small all white pup who’s 18(?) years old.