Teriyaki Boy Healthy Grill

This used to be one is of my favorite places to get a quick, healthy meal. Unfortunately, they raised the prices. Also, they tend to overcook the meat sometimes. I got the steak Jay Cutler bowl and some of the meat was burnt black. I probably won’t be back. Too bad.

the bonanza location as well as the rainbow location have much better customer service.

*free potstickers (5) with Unilocal check-​in today*
Went today 10−30−15 at noon for lunch take-​out. I ordered online and then paid when I got there. It took me 9 minutes to get there and the cashier said she *just* got my order. So plan accordingly.
$ 17.94 got me a mahi-​mahi teriyaki bowl and two smoothies. When I got back to work and opened up the teriyaki bowl I noticed that the mahi-​mahi looked and tasted a whooooooole lot like salmon. Something fishy is going on here. *snickers*
I enjoyed my first taro smoothie today! It’s pretty good… reminds me a lot of Ube ice cream. The boba at the bottom were hot… I think they just cooked them.
The teriyaki bowl was meh. Tasted really healthy. If I was watching what I eat this would probably taste wonderful but as a fatty it was very… meh. I got bored and depressed halfway through it and put it in the fridge «for later» which is code word for «I feel guilty putting this in the trash so I’ll put it in the fridge and then throw it away when it starts growing fur.»
Very nutritious and I’d definitely go back here if I ever went on a diet or if Jay Cutler invited me. One time I went to the BX on Nellis AFB and Jay was there signing autographs. I got his autograph and took my picture with him. He was kind of a jerk. He didn’t look at me or say anything he just posed for the picture and then turned back around. Now I understand why he was so sad… because he has to eat food like this every day. I bet if you fed him chili cheese fries he’d be nicer.

Came here for a late lunch. This place is located next to Albertson’s in a small shopping center.
Hubby saw the special which was $ 3.99 for the teriyaki bowl, drink not included. We got three orders of the teriyaki bowl, one drink and one mango boba. I didn’t know they sold boba drinks. The mango slush with boba was good. Boba tasted sweet. My daughter even liked it even though she normally doesn’t.
After the lady took our order, we took a seat at a table. Place was small and had air conditioning inside. You check in on Unilocal and get six pieces of potstickers for free. I forgot to claim it but hubby did. Yum! Teriyaki bowl was good. It had pieces of chicken, sliced up carrots, cabbage, and broccoli. They didn’t drench too much sauce which is how I like it. Rice was perfectly cooked. Perfect meal. The mango boba was good. I could taste pieces of fresh mango in my slush. I loved the taste of mango.
As we ate our food, we hear music in the background. Definitely a great mix of music. They were playing «How you remind me» by Nickelback. I found myself singing along. LOL! Hope no one heard me. It was a mix of old and new school. I liked the vibe in here.
This place was pretty good! Highly recommend if you are on this side of town. Parking spaces are up front.

This place is my go to place when I don’t have time to meal prep. It’s actually healthy and delicious. You can ask for the sauce on the side. I would usually pick up chicken and steak for the week here. 10 – 13 meals would only be be $ 100-​$ 130/​week.

Food is good but they have HORRIBLE service!!! Rude, got my order wrong, and wanted to charge me extra for a mistake they did.

I’ve never had such a gross tasting teriyaki bowl in my life. I am far from a picky eater but this place served me an inedible salmon bowl and I will not be returning. The salmon had the texture of a chicken nugget– like mix meat. It had no grains in it and did not resemble any piece of salmon I’ve ever seen. The teriyaki sauce had an odd taste to it and the rice was completely overlooked and swishy. On top of it all, the service was underwhelming. No wonder the place was desolate.

Came here at dinner time .I ordered steak, they don’t have it. I ordered noodles, they don’t have it. I ordered taro boba, they also don’t have it. I ordered shrimp, they don’t have it. Soooo what do you guys have? Theres a whole menu with nothing.. Please re up your inventory. Bad 1^st impression.

Do not eat here if you are a fatty or a foodie. You are surrounded by beefy guys and tiny women in so little clothing even a stripper would ask them to cover up. Definitely the gym rat type of place.
Music? I liked it, typical pop, but blasting so loud that they should install a disco ball. You have to scream to have a conversation. The workers can’t hear over it, either, and thus screw up your order. Plus, they will stand at the counter and yell «ma’am» over and over until someone standing close enough to hear them will come get you. Never mind that they could have simply taken the three steps over to hand it to you.
I’m dying laughing at all the people calling this place healthy. I’d call it healthy-​esque, at best. You really have to be on your toes to keep it clean. The teriyaki sauce is pure sugar, and they only offer «lite» soy sauce, no low sodium or gluten free. Noodles and rice? Really? Boba in artificial flavors so sweet it’ll make your heart race. I had to throw mine away. Ask for sauces on the side, then babysit the cook. She’ll give you none at all, then when you ask for it — again — on the side, she’ll splort half a cup of it all over your food!
Something they do do right: veggies. Those saying the vegetables were undercooked apparently don’t know what veggies are supposed to taste like. These were perfect.
The place is roomy and clean. Food is ok. I make better at home, frankly. Service not so ok. Wish I knew about the low carb options before ordering. Of course, it would make for a very dry meat dish, since the sauces aren’t anything a low carber could touch.
I am both a fatty and a foodie, and I threw away ²⁄₃ of my meal. The sugar rush made me ill.

Went there around 12 on a Thursday. Not much of a wait. Small sitting area inside so I got it to go. Huge portions. I got the Cutler Bowl. So big I finished the rest for dinner, still good as a left over. Chicken was a little bland, but juicy and fresh. Staff was friendly.

Always yummy! Close to the office and never disappoints! I love the Taro Boba smoothie and always get a regular chicken teriyaki bowl– yum! It’s right next to the nutrition store so it’s convenient to get some Quest Bars for an afternoon snack :)

Teriyaki Boy is one of my favorite after workout diners. Chicken, Steak, brown or white rice or even all veggies if you’re on that serious kick the carbs to the curb diet. Add a protein shake and its your one stop shop to gains gains gains. They’ll even make up a weeks worth of meals in various forms… Sweet. Grab a workout and don’t forget that post meal grub at Teriyaki Boy it’s fast, easy and you’re out the door. I mean come on its where Jay Cutler eats, how can you go wrong with that. He just gets grumpy when your at his table.lol.

Chicken very dry felt like I had to drink a half of liter of water to get it down
Portion size has decreased and they stopped giving a gym discount
Vegetables seemed undercooked and not good needed teriyaki sauce to eat them
Still trying to get this dry chicken down
The girl at the registered wasn’t a pleasant person
I use to be a fan but has gone down hill, the extra distance drive to teriyaki madness will be much more worth it now

Not very good at all. Went there with a friend, waited about 15 minutes for our food. It was cooked in front of us, but when we picked it up it was cold! Not to mention some tables are directly across from the rest room. A little off putting. My friend got a chicken egg roll that had a weird smell to it. She didn’t risk it and threw it away. It was soggy too.
I would rather go to teriyaki madness.

Convenient healthy meal option after a workout at LVAC in the same building. Surprisingly flavorful for health food. Get the sauces on the side and steer clear of the appetizers.
Salmon wrap with extra veggies is my go-​to, but the Mongolian beef bowl backs a punch of protein as well– filling and flavorful, ask to add extra garlic. In addition to wraps, bowls, and apps, the menu has protein smoothies and boba drinks.
Meals are generally under $ 10/​person, unless you Jay-​Cutter-​size it. Restaurant is clean, employees are efficient, lots of random Buddha statues on display. Can’t think of any other healthy options in the area, very good location for them to be.

I visited Teriyaki Boy for the first time recently after hearing people talk about their low carb bowls. I’m a low carber and it’s so hard to find places around town that understand my lifestyle. When I walked in there were lots of big, beefy guys from the gym next door waiting to order big protein bowls — always a good sign!
I ordered a shrimp low carb bowl with broccoli instead of rice. I loved that the cooks wok your food fresh to order right in front of you. The quality of the broccoli and shrimp was good too. I had two minor problems with this place — one, the teriyaki sauce tasted really sweet, making me worry about too much added sugar; and two, the portion size was pretty small. I need to eat a LOT to get full since I don’t eat carbs. When you start adding extra meat here and there, your meal price can quickly grow out of control.
I’d go back here but only if I was in the neighborhood and needed a quick, light meal. It’s not something I’d crave and drive out of my way to eat. The restaurant was very clean and I had fast and friendly service. Parking can be a bit of an issue since there is a very busy gym right next door.

If I could give this place no stars I would… Terrible! Even with having low standards of expecting fast food, it was below that!
The girl at the counter messed up our order 3 separate times and couldn’t get down the to go part to save her life. On top of that the good was bland. Never again.

Dropped by Teriyaki Boy in search of some quick, clean protein. The b/​f says this is where Jay Cutler has his own bowl, and sure enough, there’s a picture of the former Mr. Olympia on the counter and his own big teriyaki chicken bowl – buff! We only wanted plain chicken breast with no sauce, no rice, and some plain broccoli and the folks behind the counter were very accommodating; this location is right next to LVAC, so they’re probably used to such requests. If you’re into eating clean, which can mean boring at times, this place can hook you up. It’s also super clean as an eating establishment – the employees were mopping and cleaning when we walked in and kept on after they served us. They have boba on the menu, too, but it’s not on our diet these days; too bad, so sad for us.

When it comes to the three «Teriyaki» shops for healthy eating after working out at the nearby gyms whether it be Gold’s or LVAC I feel Teriyaki boy beats out the rest.
There is nothing over $ 10 which makes everything nearly affordable and with the $ 7 for $ 14 Groupon it makes Teriyaki Boy very affordable. I like the low carb chicken bowl because of the healthy chicken and veggie servings but that’s being most effective when it comes to your health and post workout diet.
Bottom line, know there’s a Groupon deal out there and take advantage of it. The healthy options here I feel beats out the other two «teriyaki» places nearby. I don’t get the sauce at all or if I do I get it on the side and apply it myself.

Man, I love teriyaki chicken. I think it should be a food group unto itself. It certainly would merit it in my case, as it’s part of my food pyramid. For me, it goes (starting from the bottom): steak, burgers, pizza, teriyaki, sushi. That’s the pyramid, and teriyaki is in a good spot, I think. Having said that, why just the three stars? Well…
Because this place is right outside the LVAC I (sometimes) go to, I only ever come here after a workout when I’m starving and don’t feel like paying $ 7 for a smoothie. Every single time I’ve come in here, I’ve ordered the same thing: yaki soba with teriyaki beef and veggies, sauce on the side. I have no idea what anything else tastes like, but keep in mind I feel this makes me an expert on this particular dish. So this review is pretty much based on that one dish, plus the one time my brother said he ate there and he liked it.
Ultimately, it comes down to the noodles on this dish. The steak is almost always great, as are the veggies (but I hope you like a ton of broccoli and not enough anything else…) but the noodles are not the best. They always taste the way Panda Express chow mein tastes after I’ve left it sitting out for a few hours and then get back to it between episodes of Arrested Development. It doesn’t taste fresh, but it’s not that bad. It tastes like three stars. It tastes like «I come here because it’s the best choice without having to move my car» or «man I am starving and this is better than getting KFC on the way home.»
While I come back? Certainly. I am a creature of habit and comfort, and both apply to this place.