Teriyaki Experience

My boyfriend and I were a bit hungry and we wanted to grab something before his flight out of town. He ordered the famous teriyaki beef bowl and I had the creamy Asian soup bowl.
Needless to say, I was extremely underwhelmed. The flavors were barely there and my soup was lukewarm. It had a thin cream tomato base with shiitake mushrooms, bits of broccoli, and chicken on top of rice. It also had flakes of red pepper and parsley on top.
My bf’s bowl was a bit better but the food was still a bit bland and too close to room temperature for my taste.

So, for me for what I got I was appreciative of the offering. I just wanted rice and vegetables and this fit the bill. I would have liked bigger veggies and more variety, but again, veggies are almost nonexistent at the other places near by, so I took it. I had them put a little teriyaki sauce on it and there was my taste, albeit pure corn syrup I’m sure. Not that pricey for airport food and I feel pretty good about it.

The food is over priced, two dumplings for the price of $ 1 each. With that said, they were about the size of two of my fingers. The soda was $ 2, warmer than a bottle that has been left out in the sun in Florida, the food quality was less then that of a microwave oven meal, the tso’s chicken was drier than California. And for some reason they can’t split the check between cash and card, I mean really, who can’t do that!?! I wouldn’t eat here again if it were the last restaurant in this airport.

Ate here upon arrival to ATL on Sunday. Terrible experience. Stood around for 20 min to get my food then got violently sick after eating it. Just what I needed heading into a couple of days of business meetings — I’m still not recovered. Avoid this place… yuck.

First, it’s airport food. With that said… not bad. It’s not as bland as other reviewers claim. I’ll try it again when coming through ATL. If you want something healthier than IHOP, Popeye’s or burger King outside of security than this may be a choice. Besides it’s food with a spicy kick.

If you want to pay $ 10 for a bowl of rice and 4 – 5 tiny bits of chicken of mediocre texture when ordering their «most popular» Hot & Spicy Chicken then go for it. Otherwise even Burger King next to it is better food. That’s scary and sad.

After a week eating western food, I reaaaaly wanted asian flavors. I saw the 2 star reviews, but went for it anyway. Service was good and you get a lot of food, other than that it barely had anything good about it.
The whole thing was bland and had no flavor. The tofu was old and a bit sour. There was no flavor what so ever in the broth or noodles. The noodles had no texture, I honestly prefer $ 0.25 ramen noodles. While the cabbage added texture, it was also blllllaaaannd.
You can have beautiful and delicious mild noodle soups. Just not here. Plus side, it won’t poison you!

Service was terrible. Made order wrong then asked if I still wanted it? That’s laughable.
Food was horrible. Chicken tasted like stir fried Styrofoam.

Useless. No flavour. No taste. Just chicken partially cooked added on top of white rice. Will not recommend, should have gone to ihop opposite.

Food wasn’t great but wasn’t terrible, they did take a while to get my food to me which I would expect them to be faster since it is technically fast food and it’s in an airport

Food was really mediocre.
Place was empty. I’m not sure why I came here. But I really wanted some teriyaki.
Teriyaki Experience? All I experienced was dull-​flavored dry-​chicken. The experience didn’t surpass the cook’s bored stare.
Overpriced and really not even comparable to other fast food Japanese joints.
Not a recommendation.

I know airport food isn’t the best food. I was slightly optimistic with this one because it looked very clean. «How bad could it be?» I got the chicken yakisoba (noodles).. … Was that even real chicken? I’ll never know…