Jackpot Teriyaki

Chicken and beef combo was pretty good! We also tried tonkotsu ramen... i mean, its alright-- not bad but places south are still better.

I had a craving for ramen but options are a bit limited once get a bit north of Everett. I found this little spot near the Casino/Home Depot/Walmart in Tulalip and was totally floored by how good it is! The food took a few minutes to prepare, but it was totally worth the wait

Walked in at 8:46pm, it's 9:32 and still don't have the take-out food ordered over 45 minutes ago. I counted no more than 4 to 5 customers before me waiting for their orders, with 2-3 tables in the process of dining in. The absolute slowest and most inefficient teriyaki restaurant I've ever been to... would never recommend. Food received at 9:35pm. I don't think you can really screw up chicken teriyaki, but the food was mediocre at best with overcooked chicken chewing like cardboard box. Trash cans full, fountain drink machine out of order. I know a lot of restaurants struggled during COVID and I absolutely try to understand, but today at this location was not the case. I think the restaurant owes it to customers to inform accordingly if they have some major malfunction that causes their food making capacity to decrease beyond an acceptable margin. I would have walked away had I known it was going to be this bad. No apology, no comment, simply "your order is ready". Reading another recent comment from a few months ago, seems like this is not an isolated occurrence.

We always have lunch here when we at the nearby Premuim Outlet, Walmart, Home Depot, etc. Portions are big, and the chicken teriyaki is delicious. We have tried most of the entrees there and can't say there is anything bad. Condiments at the table include a bottle of teriyaki sauce, salad dressing, soya sauce, and siracha chilli sauce. I like that they are right there, and you don't have to ask for it. The salad dressing is amazing. My husband does not usually eat salad except that this place. Service is quick and efficient. I would recommend this place. Please note they are not open on Sunday.

This place has changed owners, unknown when that happened. Used to really good. I had the chicken yakisoba there today. It was just O.K. I did see they want to charge .30 for any extra sauce and chopsticks. Give me a break! There was plenty of food on the plate, just not up to the old owners standards. Probably won't go back.

Nice hidden teriyaki place across from Walmart and next to the ups store. My daughter enjoys eating here and asked me to meet her. The regulars really like this place and it doesn't disappoint. The owners/employees are pleasant and professional.The gyosas (sic) and spring rolls were tasty.The chicken teriyaki with rice and salad were delicious. It is similar to most other teriyaki places. My daughter ordered the yakisoba. She loved it.

Decent food, kind of pricey for what you get. We ordered a chicken teriyaki plate and a honey garlic chicken plate. Both were good. The place could have been cleaner. Overall everything was edible. I will say that the owners were very sweet and offered food service.

The food is good. Really good. I'm giving a 5. Only issues is the salad is not really a salad. They should call themselves food coma ville... After you eat you happy... I get my stuff to go. The inside of the place looks like small restaurant just tables n chairs. The service. The lady has been nice to me. English is her 2nd language and I have seen her take abuse, but she keeps smiling.

Don't waste your time. The food isn't terrible, just had teriyaki chicken, but expensive as far as these places go. $36 for two of us. Probably $20 to much.

Highly don't recommen. waited in line for 20 mins waiting another 40 for food. I asked for a side of soup Mayo for my sushi and I saw the owner use her finger to wipe off the excess and lick her finger. ask for a refund And she started yelling about the wait. currently waiting Another 30 mins for a refund... 2nd time here and REGRETTING IT never again