Choice Deli & Grocery

Great food and wide array of beer selections. Surprised the snacks were so well stocked. Spicy Teriyaki chicken Will be back.

True the its name! Lots of great options for food, drinks, and more. Laid back spot with outdoor seating.

Choice really has it all, whether your a little stoned and want some candy/chips or if you're looking for the a six pack from a local brewery they've got you covered. They even serve food that I have yet to try.

I was craving Korean chicken so I wanted to see what Seattle had to offer (I haven't lived here long). I checked out Yelp reviews & photos, & they looked very good! I also checked their website to see the menu. I've come here twice. Ordered Korean fried chicken both times. It's very good. A bit soggy though, I think that's because it steams up in the to-go box. I got the sweet n spicy. It has a nice kick. I like that it's not too sweet & even had a bit of tang, but I wish it were more saucy. Nonetheless, definitely worth coming back for. I've also tried the spicy chicken teriyaki combo with gyoza. Both the chicken and gyoza are great. Lastly I've tried the spicy beef teriyaki. Good as well, but the beef seems more like a bulgogi cut, and was slightly mealy or something, but still very tasty. I was disappointed to see that the menu online and the one at the actual location are very different in pricing (by like a few bucks or so for some items), so be mindful of that. Other than that, this may continue to be a place I'll come to for Korean chicken!

Stopped in based on a friend's recommendation for teriyaki in Seattle and was not disappointed. They had a great selection of meal options and is very unsuspecting. I loved that they had white meat chicken only options for teriyaki too, alongside many other varieties. They also have korean fried chicken! The teriyaki chicken meal itself comes with really good asian rice and a tiny salad alongside a lot of chicken for around $10-12. The korean fried chicken comes in 3 flavors and is around $12 for 6 pieces. The teriyaki I would absolutely come back for, the korean fried chicken I wouldn't but that's because I have my faves in the city for it.Overall, highly recommend coming in for the teriyaki and grabbing some drinks and snacks from the tradition corner store section on your way out!

Unassuming little store with a great selection of beers, wines, sake, and other drinks. Their kitchen makes fantastic Korean fried chicken. They also have yakisoba, teriyaki, and other foods on their menu though I haven't tried them yet. Don't be fooled thinking this is like gas station food - everything is made to order, fresh, and hot so be prepared to wait 15-20 min for your food.

Found this place by word of mouth - known for large portions and they have pescatarian teriyaki options. Very good!

I feel bad for making this review because I've otherwise had good experiences here. I placed an order on their website site only to find out when I got there that the system wasn't working. The woman behind the counter seemed pretty unconcerned their main system wasn't working and kept asking me to call their bank???I placed my order again with her. But I wound up waiting another 30 minutes and finally asked where my order was. That's when she realized the food that had been on the counter growing cold was already there. She had gotten me mixed up with another customer that just arrived? It was all baffling and frustrating.Edit: and the order was wrong

This place is the best! Free parking in the front. Generous portions, really light teriyaki sauce, light skin on the gyozas, amazing variety of all the beer types you can imagine. We got the beef teriyaki and chicken teriyaki and ended up taking everything home. All the entrees come with lots of fluffy rice, soy sauce and creamy dressing on the side and all wrapped in a to go box. The owner is so friendly and even provided a second beer for us to enjoy. Some seating indoors which we appreciated. Will definitely be back!

I went here on Monday and was very upset because I ordered chicken teriyaki and the meat was fried chicken over the rice. That's not chicken teriyaki that I'm used too.Usually the teriyaki is tasty with boneless chicken. Very upsetting