Toshi's Grill

I just got done eating my chicken teriyaki and it was beyond amazing!Definitely a must eat in Seattle!Came here after doing some research on foods that you need to eat in Seattle and the "Seattle style Teriyaki" seemed to pop up a lot.The original Seattle chicken teriyaki here was just perfect.Perfectly cooked chicken in such a beautiful marinade (and the sauce on the side)Yes, that sauce on the side was something of its own! Kinda sweet, smoky and just a rich deep flavor; I could have the sauce by itself too!My friend and I both got the chicken teriyaki (for pickup), and asked for extra salad on the side instead of the rice.Btw, even the salad dressing was SO good!The portion sizes here are REALLY big as well! We ended up eating each of our salads, and just shared the single one of the chicken. 2 meals in one here!And really quick service too; The food was ready in about 7-10 mins.

Food was excellent, prices are very reasonable especially for the area & the service was so good! Will definitely be returning!

This restaurant is close to home. We love it and we should come more often honestly. The staff is super friendly. I love the short ribs and Yakisoba, but my daughter loves the original chicken teriyaki.

Tried the veg stir fry with chicken. Lots of fresh veg, including broccoli, cabbage, abd carrots. More, fresher, better cooked veg than other teriyaki places around that I've tried. Significant other likes the teriyaki chicken breast, and that it comes with a small salad. So glad to have found this place for a quick and easy dinner!

This Toshi's Grill used to be good and it used to be reasonably priced. Neither seems to be the case anymore. We ordered two teriyaki chicken and beef combos. The beef was awful. The toughest meet I have ever experienced at a teriyaki place. I don't think they could have bought a cheaper cut of beef. And apparently they have forgotten how to tenderize meat. The chicken was dry. So dry. I have been to teriyaki places dozens of times and have never encountered dry chicken thighs. How long do you have to cook a chicken thigh to make it dry?The really frustrating part is they charge $17.00 for each combo. Go down the road a ways and you get the same order for $5 cheaper per combo. The owners are nice but I'm not going to return.

I love this teriyaki place! We normally order from a food delivery service, but recently went in person. The service was fantastic and my interactions with the staff made my day! The food is great and service is great! Yakisoba and spicy chicken teriyaki are my favorite.

Chicken teriyaki is good, meat has good char and portion is big. What made take a star away is how much they charge for brown rice substitute. $3 charge to substitute!? That's just too much from my view point! If regular white rice is fine with you then it's a good spot to have teriyaki.

Pleasantly surprised! The portions were bigger than expected (so many other teriyaki spots skimp out). The meat was not overly thin, was moist and tasted quite delicious! Will definitely return!

This has been my go to spot for lunch while I'm taking classes at Bellevue College. The lady at the front is super sweet and recommends many of her favorite dishes to us and is yet to be wrong about any of them. Service goes above and beyond and the food is fantastic at a very reasonable price. It's generally pretty empty since we are there when they first open so it's a very quiet and relaxed environment. Would heavily recommend everyone give it a try, and would recommend the spicy chicken katsu!

Toshi's has fantastic food. I've been coming here for years and it is the best teriyaki in the Factoria/Eastgate area. The beef, pork, and chicken are all perfectly cooked and seasoned. The katsu is above average for teriyaki places, specifically the spicy chicken katsu. The spicy katsu I have not had better anywhere else. Toshi's meals come with good rice and a simple salad. The gyoza is crisp and very tasty. I also like how many options there are on the menu, if you go with a group everyone will be happy. You can also get yakisoba, fried rice, or even some chinese dishes if you aren't interested in teriyaki. The location is very tucked away, so it may be hard to find. It is in a shopping center behind the Factoria McDonald's and U.S. Bank. The atmosphere is inviting, although it is a small space. There are a variety of drinks in a cooler and available to purchase with your meal. The service is always very friendly. I will admit, you can find slightly lower prices elsewhere, but I think you get what you pay for at Toshi's. I find the difference to be small and the whole experience to be better here.