Sunny Teriyaki

So there's this little joint I love to go to In algona/Auburn area that make me feel like the little kid in ratatouille. I am happy to announce that I have found an equal in Seattle on Aurora nevertheless. The sauce is thick great nice and crispy chicken is really good will cooked just right rice is perfect perfect.

I've lived in the neighborhood for five years and never wanted to try Sunny Teryaki because I didn't think it would be good. I was happily very wrong! The teriyaki is perfectly cooked without being too sweet. I love the char on it and the portion sizes are perfect(ly large)! We've been back three times in the last couple weeks. It will be my go-to spot for chicken teriyaki from here on out.

I have been calling to this place for over 2 years, just take out since I live less than 500 feet's from this establishment. One of the grossest things about this place is the girl with the glasses (Grace is her name, I believe) who answers the phone and take orders. So rude!!! At this point, after many years, she don't remember my name, my voice, not even my usual order which is a Chicken Yakisoba, and always said that "we are not in Shoreline", when few blocks down there's a clear and big sign that said "City of Shoreline", even when is in Seattle... She's also passive-aggressive, barely smile and no phone ethic at all. They definitely loose a costumer due his rudeness in the phone ONE MORE TIME. I don't know how this rat hole still exist in a corner close home. Don't waste your money here. There's few Asians restaurants around with good costumer service and better prices.

Ate here for the first time today and I must say the strawberry Italian soda is AMAZING and def worth trying also had today's special which is spicy chicken teriyaki & short rib combo, which was really good as well. I would def recommend this place to everyone! Also there is a nail place called Lavish nails right next to this place that is REALLY GOOD! :)

Classic Seattle hole-in-the-wall teriyaki place. Not too sweet and grilled with a little char which I love. Good value

I assume they are under new ownership, since chatty-man was no longer working there, and there was a sign hanging above the door that said "grand opening".Umm, the quality of the food has DEFINATELY gone up. I ordered spicy chicken teri with no rice and salad. No charge for substitution. Awesome portion of food. Chicken was grilled perfect- had char on it from being grilled, and not dry at all. The sauce. Oh, the hot spicy sauce they used on the chicken was excellent, almost too sweet but just on the verge of acceptable for my tastes, and spicy enough to wake up my mouth but not kill my tastebuds. The dressing was fresh and made from scratch- a little sweet sesame concoction that was good on the fresh not overly watery salad. So, i'd say come by and try them- the food's gotten a lot better since the first time I visited.

This place is a joke.

Bought some Shrimp and Chicken Teriyaki along with an order of General Tso Chicken from this small teriyaki restaurant in Ballard. The Teriyaki over rice was tasty; shrimp was a bit salty. Teriyaki sauce was served on the side but needed a bit more for the rice. General Tso chicken was a bit dry and over fried resulting in some pieces being hard to chew. Overall the meal was tasty and good especially with the side salad to cut the saltiness.

I would love to recommend because this restaurant had the best teriyaki of any place I have tried! Unfortunately, they have disappeared and no word as to whether they are returning! We can thank the people governing Seattle for that. This s restaurant was on Aurora, go figure!

Best tasty teriyaki, cheap price and generous portion. Best Teriyaki ever. Kung Pao chicken is spicy and delicious. The fried rice is not too oil just perfect. Everything I've ordered come with a super generous portion. Got to come and try it.