Yummy Teriyaki & Fried Chicken

I saw in my local FB neighborhood group, about this must eat local food establishment. Did not disappoint. So incredibly good. Gal who greeted us was friendly. After placing order, paying. My little girl and I grabbed a table. Employee brought us delicious hot yes, the chef brought us a delicious appetizer. My little girl is so picky and devoured her teriyaki dinner. After enjoying the fresh, delicious appetizer...the diamond of my meal....the delicious fried chicken tender breasts and sauces. The 20 piece order was so huge. I had leftovers for next two days. They were fresh, delicious and so incredibly tasty. Honestly best dang chicken tenders I have had in this state. I will be back. This place is so good. Employees are friendly and engaging.

Wow!!! Oh my goodness...best. chicken. tenders. ever!!! I loved them. Slight Cajun seasoning and soy garlic sauce in the side to dip in. They were awesome. Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. I will be getting these again and again. Goodby McDonald's, KFC, And all you other chicken joints. Half order was huge. Chicken fried rice was good also. Filled with lots of flavor and veggies. The portions are great. Mom had regular teriyaki and it was large enough to feed 2 people. Hubby had spicy chicken and it usually isn't spicy enough for him , but this one packed a good enough punch he didn't have to add spice to it. This is under new management and they have cleaned up the interior and it has a new menu. Good job. We will be back frequently. Welcome to the neighborhood

Great crispy fried chicken! I prefer the Gangyum style spicy out off the options. A full order is a lot of chicken for two people, next time I will get a half order. The pickled dichon are interesting, it would be nice if there were other pickled veggies with them. But you are not here for that. Get the spicy fried chicken. Chicken tenders are good too. Crispy outside, moist inside. Full order is too much for two people. Get the half order. Spicy.

I saw a posting on Facebook and we decided to try it. We don't normally eat chicken or meat, mostly veggies and periodically fish or seafood. Sometimes I get a craving for fried chicken, but not often.We decided to try this since it's just up the street from us. Glad we did! I ordered our food too go. I got the spicy Yangnyum Chicken, half order (10 pieces) and the Crispy Soy Garlic chicken, half order (10 pieces). They give the sauce on the side and you are expected to pour it over your chicken. Good thing I knew which was which! They also give a side salad of marinated daikon & jalapeño pepper in a nice vinegar sauce.Both chickens are deep fried and very tasty! We enjoyed both but the spicy Yangnyum was very sweet along with being spicy. The spicyness was not overwhelming, but the sweetness was for me. My husband loved it.I preferred the Crispy Soy Garlic. Next time I will have to make a pot of rice to go along with it! There will definitely be a next time!

Join me for a minute. Imagine you are visiting the area. You have a reservation for a whale watch session, but you have time to kill. And your primary residence just does not have teriyaki chicken that delivers the same way that PNW teriyaki chicken does. It's so few and far between. But, in this area, it's in abundance. And you're craving it.So you Yelp it. Searching for the ideal place and happen upon this little place in a tiny strip of buildings. Maybe a little uncertain, but you're hungry. So you take the opportunity and visit.You won't be disappointed. It was so good. I ate my entire plate. Flavor, perfection. Though if you get the spicy chicken teriyaki, be prepared to have your mouth on fire. It may take you a minute, but it will be okay.So good, love it. If I lived here this would be a staple.

Alright Seattle... tbh the food so far has been... meh so far. Every review I read on Yelp, I feel like I have to take at least 1/2 star down. But, I've enjoyed finding few spots here and there to get my own list of local faves--enter Yummy T&FC. I was craving KFC (Korean fried chicken) on our trip to Costco and my wife found this place. We saw that they didn't have too many reviews, but what we saw was great. So we decided to check it out. First thing you notice when you walk in is the smell. It hits you right away--the smell of Japanese curry. I dunno, but it made me feel like I'd be missing out if you don't try it. So we ordered a whole chicken, chicken katsu and curry bowl, and was about to order more when the sweet lady at the front stopped us. She said, "Don't underestimate how much food one whole chicken is here." And she was right!When the food came out, it was an epic mountain of golden fried goodness. I can't say for sure, but their chicken is all drumsticks and the two parts of the wing. No breast or thigh. Not sure what the reasoning for this, but honestly, I love wings and didn't mind. The chicken, crunchy on the outside, juicy on the inside. I might have to say this was the best KFC I've had in the states. No lie. I've had a lot of KFC in my life; this might be up there. Nothing was too overpowering but you could tell the chicken was seasoned well. But you can't forget the curry. I loved the chicken but curry impressed me. This wasn't your ordinary brown sauce you get with katsu. There was a depth to the curry that made me think it's really authentic Japanese curry. You can see in the sauce little bits of vegetables that help produce the depth of flavor. I would say don't miss out on this one. What topped it off was the service! The lady at the front, she is so friendly. She was playing and showing all kinds of affection towards my kids. She seem to know many of the customers by name who came in. Even first timers, she greeted with a smile and enthusiasm. You gotta check out this place. Yummy isn't just the name--it's a guarantee.

Super big and juicy korean fried chicken! Very large pieces compared to other pieces. Next time I'll try their other flavors! Only thing I disliked was that the sauce was on the side rather on the chicken, in other words I wish there was more sauce. I'd definitely come back!

Not me having another craving for Korean fried chicken! I actually ordered ahead this time so that I didn't have to wait so long, but i can now safely say that this place is def my go-to friend chicken place now! The lady that served me was super kind and knew that i was picking up an order so it was super smooth and quick :) I highly recommend this place for some nice crispy Korean chicken with some sauce in the side (if you're a dipper :)) I want my friends to try this place as well, so hopefully i will be able to try other flavors and dishes this place has to offer as well!

Folks, this place deserves more attention. If you're ever in the Edmonds area craving some Asian food, this generous mom & pop shop delivers in massive, both metaphorically and literally, ways. My wife and I stopped by, and by some recommendations, we ordered:5-piece Korean fried chicken (soy garlic flavor)Japanese Curry KatsuTeriyaki and Katsu comboI'm just going to lump the reviews of the katsu orders together. Right off the bay, these portions are LARGE. This place serves generous plates that can easily be two separate meals. The star of the show for me was the katsu. The breading was light but crunchy, and the katsu paired with the katsu sauce? Unbelievable. The curry was also nice too with the curry adding a thick layer of goodness onto an impeccable piece of meat. I'm already thinking of more katsu. The teriyaki was great too. Nice and simple, you can't go wrong with the teriyaki. If you want more of the sweet teriyaki sauce, there's a stand near the register where you can grab a bottle to lather on more. The Korean fried chicken - probably the largest pieces of chicken pieces (drums, wings) I've ever received at a restaurant. The soy garlic flavor was really prominent, and it also had a fantastic crunch to it all. My only qualm, albeit a tiny small one, was that it didn't pack that *crunchiness* of Korean fried chicken, as in it seemed like it was only fried once. But no matter, we were both enthralled by all the meats and flavors. Come one, come all. This place truly is a gem in Edmonds and can easily missed while driving down the road. It's no glamour or pompous shine, but this humble restaurant sure packs a punch. I'm full while writing this review and already planning my next trip back.

When the fried chicken is good here it is excellent. The problem is it is not always prepared to perfection. The first time I had the fried chicken, I was sold on the crispy, juicy, tender, tasty aspects. So well prepared and delicious, and reasonably priced for the quantity. I thought perhaps it was the best chicken I've ever tasted. The second time I ordered, the chicken was burned and not good at all. OK, well maybe not quite burned but absolutely overcooked with inconsistent pieces. Some dry some ok. Not sure if that was a bad cook on that day or just that they didn't have the quality control. So I tried it one more time, asking that they make it fresh and give me no burned pieces. It was okay. The sauces are very tasty and I do like that there are a variety of them. The traditional way is for the chicken to be sauced as you receive it. I prefer my chicken plain and use the sauces for dipping. I like to control so my chicken is not over or under sauced Their garlic is the most popular. However, they have a hot as well as a barbecue for dipping. I always like to give credit when I encounter people who serve, host, or own, in the restaurants that I visit. I met the owner here and she is a lovely human being. I was treated with the most welcome smile and genuine curious inquiry about what I would like to order each time. For that they score extra points. But not quite enough to move them on the scoreboard beyond a 3-star average. And that's because the chicken should be more consistent. I have not tried anything else on the menu but they do have an extensive array of dishes. Things like teriyaki, egg rolls, and more. I say give them a chance. Try the fried chicken for sure. Ask that it be made fresh. And if they get it right you will be delighted.