Nasai Teriyaki

So expensive, bad trastes, they put a lot of rice. The veggies are no good either. To be honest no a good place to eat

The spicy chicken teriyaki is so good and it is a decent portion. It comes with rice and salad and it is delicious.

This is one of those places people overlook and bro that's spicy chicken boy oh boy. I'm on my way back now to get another and I'm not even hungry. It was just so good. Wow this is never happened to me before. Like damn that's some good chicken teriyaki brother. Stop on by and get it today okay? Good.

I absolutely love the spicy chicken teriyaki here. As a Seattleite, we all have our teriyaki spots and this Nasai is my go-to and has been for over 15 years! The family that has always run this shop is the nicest and has been serving up my fav teriyaki all these years since!

Been coming here for probably 20 years. My favorite teriyaki in Seattle! The family that owns it are really lovely people.

I miss Seattle. Not because of the location, or the people, or anything like that; I miss Nasai Teriyaki. I've been searching for a comparable teriyaki place in California (from San Diego up to the Bay Area), but to no avail.This is hands down my favorite food spot in the entire Pacific Northwest. I can't wait for the next time I'm in Washington so my taste buds can finally be fulfilled.

I ordered two take-out dinners even though they were at the Silver Cloud Hotel where we were staying just across the Nadia Teriyaki restaurant on 25th Ave. NE. (Near University Village). Although they advertised the on Yelp and fa ceboof

It's crazy how difficult it is to find good teriyaki places now. I was hoping Nasai would be a decent option given it's convenient location across from U Village, but unfortunately I was a bit let down.I ordered the spicy chicken + gyoza combo to go, which is my usual order at all teriyaki places. The chicken was chopped up into a bunch of small pieces which I've never seen before, and the sauce used was way too sweet. I could have maybe overlooked these issues if that's where they ended. However, there was no salad dressing on my salad, no gyoza sauce provided (always included at teriyaki places if you order gyoza), and some of the rice and chicken pieces were dry and hard.Definitely was not worth the $14 it came out to, and I don't see a reason to return.

Always wanted to try this place! I ordered the combo beef and chicken terryaki. There was a good amount of meat and sauce and the beef was quite tender! They were a little too salty though and I wish they'd provided more rice for the extra sauce. But overall a pretty good experience and a great spot for your terryaki cravings!

Tiny portions and huge prices. Was not expecting it to total $20, and upon opening I found a minuscule amount of salad and rice. The meat was fine.