Teriyaki Bowl - Portland: A Hidden Gem for Teriyaki Lovers

I ordered take-out for lunch through doordash. What attracted me to this restaurant was the buy one get one free promotion. I got the teriyaki chicken plate (and a free plate) and the beef and tempura bento. I loved their tempura, but the beef wasn't actually beef. It was pork. Kinda disappointed at that, but... the pork teriyaki wasn't bad. Overall, their food was tasty. Not the best I've had.

My friend took me here on a Friday morning and I wasn’t expecting much but he hyped it up so much that I was excited to try it out. Food:We both got the N special which was teriyaki and yakisoba and wow was it special! The sauce wasn’t overwhelming but it had such a subtle taste that I really wanted more. The portions are big for the large size and are definitely enough to satisfy. Service: You order at a counter and then your order comes out in like 10 minutes or so! It’s a casual place and a hole in the wall but the food is super good and it’s a hidden gem for sure! Would recommend coming here for sure if you’re stopping by Portland!

Been a while since I visited, great customer service, food was prepared relatively quick. Good portion, spent time in Asia, so I’m used to smaller servings. Very good overall. It was warm inside, but it also was a warm day. Good location via hwy 26 & 185th.

02/04/2025 (Tue) It had been years since our last visit, but we noticed that the walls now have a stylish design, and the menu has been revamped, making it easier to navigate. Hawaiian music was playing, giving the place more of a Hawaiian vibe rather than a typical teriyaki spot. We ordered #22 Udon with Tempura Shrimp ($15.25), #15 Curry Chicken ($10.95), and #S8 Egg Roll ($3.75). The curry wasn’t like a typical Japanese curry rice—it lacked the strong curry flavor. While it was tasty as a dish on its own, it might not satisfy someone craving curry. The udon had a soy sauce-based broth, which I liked, but the soup was quite salty. The staff was friendly and pleasant woman, which made the experience even better. Overall, we had a good impression of the place. The only downside was that the complimentary water had an unpleasant taste, which was a bit disappointing. 02/05/2025 (Wed) The next day, we wanted to try more dishes, so we ordered #16 Shrimp Fried Rice ($15.50), #S5 Teriyaki Chicken, and #S7 Steamed Potstickers (10 pieces, $10.75). The shrimp fried rice was packed with large shrimp, making it very satisfying. The teriyaki chicken had a nice charred flavor, similar to Hawaiian huli-huli chicken—it was delicious! As for the potstickers, many teriyaki places only serve fried dumplings, so I was happy to find steamed ones here. 02/11/2025 (Tue) #1. Teriyaki Chicken Yakisoba ($12.99) #14. Bibim Bap ($16.75) Soda ($2) 04/15/2025 (Tue) Combo #8. Teriyaki Chicken + Beef + Fried Rice The beef was a bit too salty, but the chicken had that amazing charred flavor that I love!