Teriyaki Town

I really like this place and the lady who has helped me but the price displayed is not current, not even close. When I brought it to the attention of the person receiving my call no reparations.

While in Town we always try to find local places that are unique.Well you must try this wonderful place.We started with Shrimp Tempura. The batter on them was crunchy kind of sweet and delicious.Next we had Spicy Chicken Teriyaki. It came with a salad and white sticky rice.It was so spicy and good. The rice helped with the spiciness.The owner was so kind. It's a small world when we learned her daughter had been training where my son works. Part of dining out at least for me is meeting new people and hearing their stories.So try them out. You won't be disappointed.

Now after you got a chance to meet Miss Kentucky Roll and Miss Unagi Roll.. here's the review.. Surprisingly for a Korean owned Teriyaki joint.. their sushi is pretty good.. they pickled their sushi rice perfectly.. pretty good as there is more rice vinegar than needed but I like it.. ingredients taste good.. fried chicken inside roll is a piece of their chicken teriyaki with panko deep fried like tempura.. eel is tender and tasty with that avocado.. and great service And the other thing is I like their teriyaki already for years which makes this an already good place with their teriyaki now great with their take on sushi

My husband, & kids all got sick after eating here, we called them many times and they just said it's not possible to get sick from their food, which is a poor attitude to take instead for checking to see if mistakes could have been made or possibly refrigeration issues. We spent almost $100 on the food and to be treated this way is so wrong on many levels! We won't go back for sure. I wouldn't recommend them to my worst enemy.

AWESOME TERIYAKI JOINT. I believe they have new management and the staff there are so nice. The food and prices are amazing. I'm definitely coming back and telling errrrrbody. SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEESH

Takeout service during covid-19 crisis was good, fast and efficient. Make sure that you order extra teriyaki sauce, otherwise the chicken is far too dry. The chicken was a little over cooked and we couldn't eat the katsu chicken because of how dry the chicken was and the breading was falling off. The lettuce for the salad had also seen better days and was slightly pink and slimy. I did not eat my salad due to this, but I'm sure if you weren't picky it would have been fine :) Overall: good not great. Would be back for convenience, but I would not go out of my way to come here.

Stopped in to order lunch to-go at noon after having a nice massage next door. There were about 3 different orders ahead of us at noon. Small place with just few booths and couple tables, very casual & ordinary. They offer very large menu ranging from teriyaki entrees, Chinese food, and wok style, they also have appetizers and few sushi rolls. We both ordered the daily lunch specials, teriyaki chicken w/ gyoza ( rice, soup & salad) and Mongolian chicken/gyoza with the same sides, both $14.99. Was going to order a sushi roll but had forgotten and another couple behind us had already put in their order. We waited close to 15 mins. then drove it home. Egg flower was tasty minus the few peas. Salad had decent dressing, rice perfectly cooked, gyoza tasty. Hubs teriyaki was pretty good, not sure why the sauce looked kind of gel-like. My Mongolian chicken was full of fried onions (disappointed as he had said they were scallions which I much prefer) just personal preference. Overall meal was fine and we'd get again but I'd try something else. Prices about average being mostly $15-18 for meals. No more $9.99 teriyaki these days.

I just tried this place tonight for dinner and it DID NOT disappoint!! The portions are huge (easily enough for 2 people) and the flavor is delicious! My sesame chicken was SO juicy -- and even tho it was fried, there weren't any pieces that tasted burnt or all breading and no chicken (like when it comes out of a frozen bag). I went to order in-person around 5PM and only had to wait about 10 minutes for my food to be ready. The girl with the glasses who took my order was very friendly and courteous. It was really kind of unassuming in there. Clean but outdated in decor. There were tables and chairs but they didn't really give the come sit down for an hour type of vibe. Also completely empty -- and I doubt it's because of the food and more-so because of people not knowing it's there (you can easily miss it from the street view because of trees covering the door and sign). I just happened to glance in that direction while I was driving by and decided to check it out. I've lived in this area for 4 years and have never noticed it before today. Price wise it's comparable to the 2 other teriyaki places nearby (literally within the same intersection -- Suzy's Pho and Honto Teriyaki) but of the three, this one will be my new favorite for sure. I feel like I got the most bang for my buck and my food was 10/10. I also tried a shrimp roll (their version of a tempura) and it was good too. The only thing I didn't care for was the consistency of the roll -- it didn't have much of a bite to it because 3/4 of the ingredients were naturally soft in texture, but the flavor was there. And it did come with 8 pieces. I would get it again and also be willing to try a different roll next time. It's not the best sushi in the area but it's definitely above average. All in all I spent $30 on everything. If you're looking for a good spot in Puyallup or have been thinking of giving them a shot -- I say do it! I'll definitely come back again.

Great wonton soup! We order here often! Service always great! I mostly order take out but the ladies working there are always very friendly!

Recently moved to puyallup and stumbled upon Teriyaki town. The Service is great and the food is amazing ! If you are looking for teriyaki this is the spot