Teriyaki Town

I’ve been here twice, the teriyaki was ok.
The sweet and sour chicken this time seemed amazing at first, the batter was hot and light and crispy, but after the first few bites I realized that it mostly was batter bits with no chicken in them. So then it just felt greasy and kinda gross eating it.
The pork fried rice was nice (3 stars) but was a lot greasier than I expected, maybe I was just over sensitive to it after my sweet and sour fried dough.
The bubble tea I tried once was fair, not all of the tapioca was cooked and it was frozen and blended, like a smoothie with undercooked and frozen tapioca balls.

Closed! Ended up going to another local Teriyaki place — fairly new and very good! Look for review of Kami Sushi Teriyaki

Pretty disappointed in service. Fruit flies landing in my food and asked for glass of water a few times without a response all lead me to a decision to not return.

I am NOT a teriyaki-​fan, but I AM a fan of sashimi and a very few limited rolls.
I was very happy when the owners were incredibly polite and were willing to work w/​me and do cuts of Sashimi for me even though not on the menu. My photos do NOT do justice. I have tried just base my rating on JUST Sashimi and a couple rolls… not the teriyaki.
I will be making changes to my rating once I eat there more than twice and try something other than sushi-​based items.
I noticed a lot of traffic for to-​go orders and also several full meal-​sit-​down couples/​etc dining in too.
I’ve gone two days in a row, so, its saying something!

Just had the teriyaki here and I gotta say I really enjoyed it. The teriyaki sauce has a good balance of sweet and savory.
The owners/​staff are also really nice. It made my experience that much better! Keep up the good work Teriyaki Town!!!

I know of four teriyaki joints in Snohomish and this place is the best of the bunch. The teriyaki sauce is just right… not overly sweet. They fill up the to go boxes with rice and meat unlike their competition located in the same shopping center. No skimping on meat or trying to rip you off by not giving you everything you ordered here.
Prices are on par for the amount of food given. I can usually only eat half of my meal and am left with leftovers. They have no issues here GIVING you extra teriyaki sauce if you ask for it. Their neighbors charge you .25 cents a pop for extra sauce.
**EDIT**
I got a Chicken and Beef Combo last night and ordered it «Spicy.» They charge an extra .50 for «Spicy.» What didn’t make sense to me is they charged me an extra $ 1. The lady’s rationalization was that I wanted my Beef & Chicken spicy… not just one or the other thus the extra buck. It was a combo meal I ordered so I felt a bit shafted not too mention once I got home, it wasn’t hot enough for me so I ended up adding my own Sciracha Chili Sauce from the fridge. Next time I will order it regular and add the Rooster Sauce in their restaurant myself after they box it up… I’ll let you know if they freak out on me.

The pieces of meat are a little bigger, which I like. My meal was piping hot, even after I opened the box after a 20 minute drive home. I thought the sauce had a slightly different flavor, which was good. So many teriyaki sauces taste exactly the same. I give them points for having beef ribs and a prawn tempura side option, which many restaurants do not. The only negative with my meal was paying $ 1.99 to substitute fried rice. It had no flavor and basically tasted like white rice with a few frozen vegetables from one of those grocery store packages mixed in. I’ve never had corn and lima beans in fried rice before, or fried rice without any egg. Teriyaki Town is probably your best teriyaki option in town. I rate them just above Niko.

I LOVE teriyaki food and was very disappointed by this. It was extremely overpriced for what I ordered. The chicken was very dry and the rice was hard. The only good thing about the meal was the salad they give you to go along with it. I would not recommend this to anyone, nor would I go back.

The Chicken Teriyaki here is some of the best I’ve ever had! Both white and dark meat were trimmed and cut with care. No weird, inedible pieces at all. The sauce is light and not too sweet. Generous portions of chicken and rice/​salad are more than enough for one person to eat. Clean restaurant, quick service and reasonable prices starting at $ 6.99 for chicken. The gyoza are terrific too!
They also offer a full array of items including Chinese, prawns, stir fry, yakisoba, egg rolls, and fried rice.
Teriyaki Town is attached to Fred Meyer which is very convenient for placing a to go order and grabbing some stuff at FM.