Yoko's Teriyaki Bistro

Service is to fast. Curiously to fast. It shows in the food. The Mongolian beef was very bland and dry.

Consistently good food.Special 2 is the bomb - Teriyaki and katsu chicken as a combo.Always friendly and order made fresh.

I saw this place while in the drive thru at Starbucks. Aunty was smoking a cigarette outside and smiled at me and walked in through the back door and I saw it said Yokos Teriyaki so I made a mental note to try it next time because I never noticed it was there. Tonight I'm just too tired to cook and I'm craving fried rice. So we tried this place on Door Dash. We got a chicken/beef teriyaki combo and fried rice. It was $35 total. I was so sad when I saw the plate of fried rice! It was half full and I paid $13.95 for it. We were still hungry after our meal because now my boyfriend had to share his with me. The rest of the food was your basic teriyaki stuff. If you want fried rice, stick to Tacoma's number 1 or Happy Teriyaki. Literally any place that sells fried rice will fill the plate, at least. Or yokos teriyaki hack! Order several side orders of fried rice for half the price and get more than what is pictured here.

the teriyaki is good. the soups are kind of a scam though. the egg drop, wonton, and hot & sour soups are all the same thing. the "wonton soup" is their egg drop soup with 3 wontons added. the "hot & sour soup" is egg drop soup with some chili sauce stirred into it.

Ordered the bento and it came with a good amount of stuff (teriyaki chicken, gyoza, tempura shrimp, egg roll, California rolls, miso soup, and a lettuce side salad). and oddly enough, with all of those items in the bento, they don't give any rice to accompany it (which is very odd considering that rice usually comes with all of these items at just about every teriyaki joint). I called the place after to ask why it didn't come with rice and apparently they said that's what the California rolls are for.The food was decent but the bento isn't worth it for $15.

The owner answered the phone very quickly, right after the first ring! She got my order it, repeated it to me, then told me "ten minutes". Well boy, I was not expecting it to be ready that soon! And it sure was. When I show up to pick up, she quickly greets me with a smile and gets my food right away. I leave a $5 tip, and she blows me two kisses in the air, saying thank you. Then she runs to grab me a few fortune cookies. What a sweet lady. I was having a rough day, and she cheered me up with no hesitance. I haven't been to this restaurant since I was a kid, and it's just as great as I remember. The food is flavorful and fresh, and it's just what I was craving. Thank you so much to the kind woman who

This place is giving me whiplash. It's been great lately, not sure if new management or they're reading these reviews but things have improved. Still the chicken katsu needs more seasoning but I'd rather add salt to it.

This place made me and my kids so sick. This is the second time and now I know for sure it was their food. They don't cook their meat all the way through. Never coming back

Tried this place yesterday. It's soso, we each had the Bento & added an order of fried rice. 1 plate came out several minutes before the other, odd when we ordered the same thing.By the time the 2nd plate came out, the food was barely warm. I was hungry so ate it. The fried rice was great, but the rest was so so. My spring roll was very soggy on the inside, and the Gyoza was overcooked, so it was really crunchy.We will NOT go here again. And it was over $50-!! We could have gone to Billy McHale's for that price & had a nicer atmosphere!

The food and the service is amazing I highly suggest anyone should come here The goyoza was the best part