Teriyaki Station ATBP

Food and service were great. Fast and efficient for sure!Nothings beats fast and quality service. The ambiance of the restaurant feels somewhat like mang inasal for me for some reason. I got lechon kawali. They gave me free sinigang soup too. Everything was great. You know that the restaurant has a lot of customers since most of the food items on the menu are sold out.I originally wanted to eat pork paksiw and kare2x but they were out.I am pretty particular with my lechon kawali but there's has been mouthwatering! It was so soft!!!! I love it here. Will definitely come back

Went in for lunch as my truck was being worked on. Noticed this Filipino spot and it has been awhile since my taste buds enjoyed some. Nice small shop where you order at the counter. I ordered the chicken adobo combo that came with a small amount of pancit and rice. The chicken adobo flavor was okay could have had more seasoning and the same with the pancit. Filled my stomach but disappointed my taste buds. Probably won't go out of the way to come back.

FOOD: 3/3 Stars, Loved the taste of the Lechón and the sauces they gave us. PRO TIP; add fish sauce to the pancit and be blown away.SERVICE: 1/1 Stars, usually small family owned restaurants tend to be busy and ignore customers BUT NOT HERE. I asked some questions about a dessert not on the menu and they went out of their way to give me some recommendations for ingredients and how to make it.ATMOSPHERE; 1/1 Stars, clean, organized, small, cute, consistent, it felt really cozy in there.

This is our go-to locally for Filipino food, and it's pretty authentic for the style my Mom cooked when I was growing up. The restaurant can be busy at lunchtime and dinner, but overall is not noisy. The pancit has the traditional celery and carrots with yummy rice noodles that aren't over oiled and nice and savory. You can order this on its own or as part of a combo. The lumpia is a star and super popular here. I've even ordered catering orders here and there is never any left! They have perfected their filling amount to wrapper and you always get a great crunchy, pork-filled bite. So similar to how my mom made it and nostalgic for me. Of course, they also have teriyaki salmon, beef, tofu, pork, and chicken bowls. They all have a generous serving of protein and come with a tasty teriyaki sauce and onion rings (which is reminiscent of Happi House from my San Jose days).My mom and daughter are big fans of the Halo-Halo, with ube ice cream, young coconut strings, mango bits, flan, beans, rice crispies, and jellies. You can also customize a bit. I have also had the milk teas with boba, taro and strawberry being my favorite two. The creamy ice blends are a hit too with the chocolate with Oreos a go-to.Now just have to get in there earlier in the day to try their silog breakfast menu which is garlic fried rice, fried eggs and a protein like longganisa (a sweet Filipino sausage), or sisig - a seasoned pork.

Teriyaki station atbp is a filipino restaurant at folsom california located in a small plaza situated beside a chiropractor office and an indian restaurant as well.Let me start first with the positives infos:-I am in love with their Lumpiang shanghai,delicious and the taste has original flavor and taste so fresh-their steam white rice is perfect not dry not soggy and a high quality rice was selected-then next is LECHON KAWALI-Crispy and seasoned well,just like how I like it -SINIGANG na Baboy-- This dish warms my heart.Simple dish but it hit the spot, a must have.-lastly,I ordered their Avocado halo haloI really loved the taste,the concept and everything,though my concern is ,the serving is not the same as the one posted on their menu or their poster,the size of the ice cream scoop, the leche flan is small and the quantity of the avocado itself is just a couple of tiny chunks and bits not loaded with avocado as advertised and it lacks evaporated milk so it is a little bit icy and slushy and not creamy,Hopefully next time they will work on it.-items are a little bit priceyOverall, I will definitely will comback to try their other dishes.

Sunday, 7/14/2024 - We went to try the Halo Halo at Teriyaki Chicken in Folsom. Address is 141 Iron Point Rd, Folsom, CA 95630. It's located where the Century 14 theater is at, towards the right (if you're facing the movie theatre). Across from Burger King. Upon arrival...Pros: 1) there are steps, so careful walking down. 2) they are busy. Saw several Uber Eats and orders picking up orders to go. 3) they have in doors and out door seatings. Very small outdoors. 4) they have frozen lumpia you can buy to make at home. There were these little boxes of 3 cookies or something in the freezer for sale too. I should have bought 1 box to try. Darn it! 5) we got the Halo Halo + boba to go. It was very good. Halo Halo is $10.64 and boba was additional $0.55 cent. 6) staff was VERY nice and helpful. 7) they have a big machine you can order yourself. We used the cashier instead. Cons:1) none. They made a pretty Halo Halo without the boba. They took it back and redid it. Conclusion We like this spot. May go there to try the foods next time. This time we went specifically for the Halo Halo. A friend said she like their pacit. I'll have to try that.

Folsom is a long way to get Filipino food from where I live. These past few weeks I've had to be in Folsom on a regular basis so Teriyaki ATBP has been a regular stop.I've gotten their silog dishes which consists of one protein, garlic fried rice, and a fried egg. I really like their longsilog, which is longanisa, a sweet sausage. I've also gotten their combination plates with sinigang, chicken adobo, and pancit. I'm very particular about my sinigang and theirs doesn't quite hit the spot for me. I really like mine very sour and theirs is just OK. Understandably, they're not really trying to cater to Filipinos , so it makes sense they wouldn't make their sinigang quite as sour. It's a acquired taste. Service has been really good. You put your order in at the counter, have a seat and wait for your food. Every time we've come, our orders have been taken promptly and food comes out in a timely manner.

I'm pretty picky with Filipino food because of course I always feel like Mama's is best. But with Mom not around this place will fulfill a craving. I've been wanting Kare-Kare and was able to get it from here. Home cooked is always better for me but this one wasn't bad at all. I liked it, the flavor was there, but maybe not enough to pay for it again unless too lazy to make at home. But I get it, oxtail is expensive. The combo came with the Kare-Kare entree, pancit, and white rice for $25ish. They have a large menu to choose from. I'd try some more Filipino dishes here like a silog plate or the lumpia looks good. I've also especially got my eye on some Halo-Halo for next time!

Ordered crispy pata, there's barely any meat as you can see in the picture, they added a piece of kawali (I'm thinking just to make up for it).Quality has really got so bad....

Came here thinking it was another place that had teriyaki in the name. While trying to figure out where the other place was, they gave us samples. We ended up getting food here.