Toshi's Teriyaki

Recently tried the spicy chicken & chicken katsu--both were very yummy! The sauce used for the spicy chicken was the perfect balance of heat & sweetness. Katsu was very crispy and satisfying to eat even when ordering to-go. Overall, an enjoyable experience!!

Hands-down, best teriyaki around. This is my go to for Teriyaki in Edmonds. This also happens to be the go to for my parents as well. Always have ordered the chicken teriyaki or the spicy version usually with a side of Gyoza. I have not ventured into the Chinese, stir-fry, yakisoba or Thai dishes. Have yet to try the burgers. If you're looking for straight up great teriyaki, this is definitely the place to try. Big portions with two scoops of rice and salad on the side.

Toshi's consistently offers quality food! They are my go-to for teriyaki in the area; I love their beef yakisoba, spicy chicken teriyaki, regular chicken teriyaki, and gyozas. My niece has also enjoyed their burgers. Super good!

Kids loved it here. The lady was very friendly and the food came fast. They loved the bubble tea said it was the best 1 they have had in a long time. The food was very tasty and the plates looked great. Nice and clean inside as well I Definitely would recommend if your walking down Main Street and are hungry

My friends and I went on a whale watching tour in Edmonds which is about 30 minutes north of Seattle proper. After the tour, we had a hankering for some eats so popped into this main street on Edmonds. It's a really cute street and we wanted some Chinese & Japanese food so went straight to Toshi's!My friends all got teriyaki and I had some sweet & sour chicken. It was actually quite delicious and a really big portion. Prices were completely reasonable, as well. Very courteous & prompt service to boot. All in all, a good option if you're in the area!

I just got a bubble tea from the place but the food on the menu did look pretty good, the person behind the counter when I went was really nice and it was well decorated by my standards. Would come again!

Chicken breast was tough and chewy. Was very disappointing. Salad was nice and crisp. Yakisoba was good.

Went to Edmonds on a hot Seattle late afternoon (be advised the 'cute' part shuts down starting at 5 and all the stores are closed by 6 pm).Bars and restaurants were open, though. Went up there to get lobster rolls at MRKET, but birthday boy decided it would be too heavy. We smelled Toshis from a block or two away and decided to eat there.Very representative Seattle teriyaki. No real seating and it was probably 15 degrees hotter inside than out, so we went across the street and used a closed restaurant's tables.Good rice, chicken and beef. Two entrees fed all four of us for less than a lobster roll.

Shrimp yakisoba I ordered was very oily, and Kung Pa chicken wasn't that good and swimming in gravy but people were friendly.

What a wonderful surprise! We stopped in for lunch and had the best Red Panang Chicken Curry, pan fried rice and chicken teriyaki.