Teriyaki Time

This place is good for teriyaki! There are at least four teriyaki places in Factoria and this is the best one by a long shot. They have your typical menu items, but it’s just better tasting and a lot more flavorful. Portions are big – I easily end up with two meals here. The service is surprisingly good as well! The woman who runs the place is very nice, and always races over to make sure we have enough water, or napkins. My go to is the Yakisoba, chicken or shrimp, but I’ve heard from coworkers that anything is tasty. Our only bad experience here would be the Kalbi ribs… they usually end up over cooked.
Props to the staff for calling back on togo orders to make sure we are coming! I’m not going to lie, I totally forgot once and they reminded me that I had noodles waiting!

Average teriyaki joint. Food was good and pretty quick. Their plates are a great deal. The large plates could definitely be shared by 3 people.

I think 3 star is fitting for this restaurant. This place is A-​OK, probably average at best. Beef teriyaki takeout that I got came with rice, salad, and an extra cup of sauce. Additional points for putting my salad in a separate container.
Didn’t have a very good experience today though. As I waited for my order, I sat down and rested my arms on the table only to realize how sticky the table was. Table felt as if it was smeared with glue.yikes. Deducted one star for that.
Overall, portions are generous here for the price that you pay. Food wasn’t great, but wasn’t bad either. I’ll be back to give it another try. Maybe I’ll have a better experience next time! :)

I have been coming to Teriyaki Time for 2 or 3 years now, a couple times each week, and the food is fantastic. It’s always great. If you want a great tasting, quick lunch or dinner, this is the place to come. I loved the place so much that I created a website for the owner (Mrs. Kim). Here is the link:
I still have more dishes to add to complete the site. Not only is the food great, but the prices are very reasonable. When it comes to Teriyaki style Chinese food, nobody makes it better than this place. And the location is very convenient too, right across from the Factoria Mall.
I noticed some unkind remarks, down below, by a number of low-​class gargoyles who were apparently expecting to walk into a super high-​class restaurant where the greeter roles out the red carpet for them along with the Paparazzi to make them feel special. News Flash! This is just a family owned Chinese restaurant that offers the best home cooked Teriyaki dinners you can get anywhere, along with a nice dinning room where you can sit and enjoy your food. And guess what, they even have a clean, fresh, well kept bathroom for customers only.
For the price, it doesn’t get any better than this. :-)

My friend and I work in the area and have eaten here at least once a week for the past year and love it. The chicken and gyoza are my favorite. The staff is very friendly and efficient. We will continue to eat here as long as we work in the area!

Best place for teriyaki in Bellevue. Great specials and good portions for the price. You can also get almost double the meat if you ask for a large and they only charge you a little more. I always get their spicy chicken and pork combo. The spicy chicken is fresh unlike many other teriyaki restaurants that use spicy chicken as a way to rid of their old chicken. Their salad is also very fresh and dressing is the best.

A good but rather generic teriyaki restaurant in Bellevue across the street from Factoria Mall. The most notable features here are how the quality and portions are much higher than average. Prices are reasonable. If you order shortly before their closing time, they might just put your food in a to-​go box. They serve you pre-​poured glasses of water already chilling in a refrigerator, which I find a bit unusual. I like how their salads consist of actual lettuce instead of that runny coleslaw stuff I hate so much. The place isn’t much for atmosphere, but overall it’s a decent restaurant for grabbing a bite. Really, that’s about all there is to say.

My first experience with this place wasn’t great but gave them a second chance and blew me out of the water. Now, it’s my favorite place to eat lunch since it’s very close to where i work.
Their food is good and depending on what you get, my first time around, i had half chicken and half katsu and i honestly didn’t like it. Maybe it was just that one time or maybe their meat wasn’t right that day whatever the case, it just wasn’t right.
The next time i went there, i had spicy chicken katsu, oh my lord, it was the best spicy katsu i have ever had. i loved it and have been going there ever since and also. The lady that owns it or works there is so sweet. Her customer service was excellent and wasn’t stingy like other asian store owners, i was short .65 cents and was like don’t worry about it. Being the type of person i am, i came back with the change 10 min later and she wouldn’t take it. she said it’s ok because i took it from the tip jar. That was just unexpected and really thoughtful and personal. if you eat there she will make sure to give you water and all the spices you need, she’s great!

FOOD and PRICES: Ijust ordered spicy chicken fried rice which wasn’t on the menu but I was served a nice huge portion for 9 bucks. The taste was decent and the chicken was tasty. I had to wait for 10 to 15 mins for my order which is kind of sad but I liked th e food s couldn’t complain after that. The prices were a dollar extra for large portions and they had a super combo starting 8 dollars which comprised of teriyaki chicken, egg roll, gyoza rice and salad. That one is surely big.
SERVICE: Service was slow but the server was friendly. They seemed understaffed in the kitchen
INTERIOR: Small interior so they mostly work on take out orders. What you see in the pic are all the tables minus two tables. So not much space to sit but then at 6 pm there were just a few people sitting there. Most others came for the to go order.
OVERALL: I might just go to Toshis teriyaki nearby on most days but come here for the rice and the sauces that they have on every table.

I updated my review to five stars due to after coming here more then my check-​ins reflect I love this place ! Large Spicy Super Combo is enough for two lunches and I look forward to my weekly teriyaki. Also love the Teriyaki Sauce and the Chicken Katsu is good as well. I have filled up two frequent customer cards in the past six months. Yummy
Stopped in looking for a new place to get lunch. For $ 10 got a large Spicy Chicken Combo meal. Salad. Potstickers and Eggroll. And a great portion of rice and yummy chicken that was in a Spicy Teriyaki sauce.
I got it to go as only about eight tables and it was warm in the space. A small location. But service so fast and friendly. I will be back a large menu to try and near my work

This place is my favorite teriyaki around Bellevue– I get it for take out quite often. I usually get the basic chicken teriyaki or chicken and beef combo. Comes with a side salad too. Definitely better than any of the other teriyaki places I have tried around here. Good prices, good food, and friendly people!

I love their super combo! Good prices for the quantity and quality of food. I’ve been going here since I move to Bellevue at least once a week. The owner and staff know my mom and I well and they are always happy to see us. This business is family ran so every time you visit you will see the same people greeting you with a smile. I recommend this restaurant to anyone who loves or has a craving for teriyaki! I will add a picture on my next visit.

I go here a lot because my boyfriend and his mom are regulars and it’s become sort of a family go-​to for takeout.
This is your run-​of-​the mill Teriyaki joint — meaning, it’s rough around the edges and definitely not your first choice for any kind of fancy romantic date, but the main dishes are generous and consistently good.
I too have run into the 20-​something year old woman who works there who acts like she doesn’t want to be there and gets annoyed at you for interrupting her phone time. I don’t know what her deal is. Don’t take her personally, just hope that she’s either not there or in the back corner table sullenly filling the tiny take-​out sauce containers in neat little rows and feeling sorry for herself and not having to help you out.
The cooks, on the other hand, know what they are doing and hopefully the other woman who is slightly more enthusiastic about the business, or the teenage guy, will handle you at the register.
Tips on what to order:
Regular chicken/​Spicy chicken are consistently good.
Salmon is good if you want to feel a little less guilty.
Pork was unexpectedly delightful in a sweeter kind of way.
Regular beef is so-​so; I personally recommend the above dishes more.
Lastly, the Mongolian beef was really lame. Don’t order that. I suspect their yakisoba is terribly mediocre too, so don’t go for that one either.
Oh yeah: the super combos are good — I have no complaints about the egg rolls or gyoza — they’re average, not bad.
Hope this helps. :)

Terrible service. Small, shabby dining area – def a place for takeout! The 20-​something was very put out that I interrupted her web surfing to place an order. She was rude and totally uninterested in being there at all. It’s probably better that you avoid this place in the evenings. The food was barely so-​so, but the kitchen staff were doing their best to be more customer-​focused than the counter staff, that much was obvious.

An ok place for teriyaki. I ordered the teriyaki chicken with gyoza and it wasn’t bad. Not my favorite, but a good place for lunch if you’re in the area.

I was looking for a more accessible teriyaki place to my office. Not impressed. The interior was shabby and the kitchen looked sketchy behind the register. I got the lunch special with brown rice — the gyoza was okay, the egg roll was disgusting, my salad was completely wilted and inedible, the brown rice tasted like dirt (not washed before it was cooked) and the chicken was bland.
Only pluses were: it was cheap — and they had iced green tea for sale.
I’ll stick with Kyoto Teriyaki across the street in Miller’s Plaza.

Look folks, this is NOT A DATE PLACE! If you’re taking a date here, then you’re really just 1 step above from taking her to McDonald’s, which is a couple of blocks down the road. This is meant for a lunch-​only place and if they’re open at night, make sure you’re going alone or doing take-​out. Anyway, this is where the T-​Mobilians go for lunch, which means get ready for a long wait if you go at the wrong time.
As for the chicken teriyaki, it tastes like any other chicken teriyaki place in Seattle! The portions are on the larger side and the combo is huge. And they give you a punch card. What more are you expecting out of a chicken teriyaki place? Don’t get me wrong — I love this place. Just temper your expectations and you’ll be fine. I don’t know why people are rating it 3 stars or less. Are you expecting fries with your teriyaki?

If you are starving, and you hit this place for lunch, you won’t be sorry. I ordered the super combo and it was easily enough food for two meals. Man they give you a lot of food, all of which is your pretty standard teriyaki fare. A-​OK definitely describes this place for quick affordable take-​away teriyaki.
Pros
Large portions
Fair prices
Pretty quick (I waited about 10 minutes for my order)
Cons
Zero atmosphere (not a spot for a dinner date)
Wouldn’t be great for large groups

Not bad, definitely not amazing.
Food was alright. Worth eating. Not too expensive. Service wasn’t good. And the store isn’t In great shape. 3 stars cause the food was alright

As for the two «times» near here, I’d much prefer Teriyaki Time to the taco one! I’ve been looking for a place where I can get a bowl of rice with some decent teriyaki on top and this seems to be the closest so far… and it’s CHEAP!
The «daily combo» is permanent on the door and it’s $ 6.99 for chicken teriyaki, rice, salad, egg roll and 2 gyoza. I opted for just the chicken teriyaki plate (regular size, although it’s still HUGE) and that was a dollar less. The chicken seemed to be cooked on a grill as it had a somewhat smokey flavor and grill marks, the rice was good and the salad a typical salad. My husband got the combo and he was a definite fan of the gyoza. The teriyaki itself wasn’t poured with a heavy hand, and someone who came in for a to go order asked for additional teriyaki sauce (a good call imo!).
This is the place to go for a big, cheap plate of teriyaki!