Yogis Grill

This place is awesome! The chicken teriyaki veggie bowl and the garlic noodles are recommended. Service is always fast and friendly. Clean inside.

The tempura roll is really good, take the advice from a Hawaiian who knows about good Asian food, Aloha

Great food. I had the teriyaki chicken & beef with white rice. The food isn’t greasy like the typical Chinese joint. The teriyaki sauce is great! Freshly made.

Enjoy visiting this Yogis more than any other location. Friendly and Fast. Sometimes too fast! But overall, it’s ok.

Place is clean and service was good but the chicken was not prepared properly. Every bite of chicken contained cartilage, fat or gristle. This has happened multiple times here. It appears they are serving every part of the bird. I thought I would give them a chance to correct but things are the same. We won’t be returning.

Have picked up food here twice, very good both times. I’ve only had the chicken teriyaki, so can’t rate the other meats. Chicken is flavorful. Veggie variety could be better, too much cabbage for my tastes, not enough broccoli!
It’s a small, casual place, mostly take-​out, always busy and bustling when I’ve been there. Menu board is large, has many options including sushi, and is easy to read. Staff is friendly, food service is quick.

Everything here is delicious and the prices are excellent. The staff is always friendly and always staying busy. The store itself is clean and inviting. This location even has one of those fancy coke machines that let’s you mix your own soft drink creations! I have never had a bad experience here and highly recommend it to anyone in the area looking for good food.

Dry, burnt and over cooked chicken over rice… and I even paid extra for white meat. The cashier didn’t think it was unusual when I showed it to him and didn’t bother to resolve the issue. To top it off, the owner was sitting at a table next to me clearing his nose and throat of congestion repeatedly. Give me a break… I’m trying to force down your poor excuse for a teriyaki bowl. I don’t need to hear you sucking down snot.

Don’t get me wrong I love the food at yogis grill but the service is terrible! When I walked in the cashier was sitting at a table eating in his phone and it took him two minutes to get up and come take our order and he seemed quite bothered by the fact that he had to get up and help us. Also he isn’t that friendly then he did it to another lady that walked in as well… Not impressed!

You get simply «bleh» teriyaki chicken on top of rice for over $ 7. No veggies, spices or anything else. The rice was under cooked and I got a few suprise crunchy bites of rice.
This place needs to get real and lower the prices of their cheap bowls or increase the quality.

Good basic Japanese fast food. Good quality and fresh. I usually get the standard teriyaki chicken. If you need a quick bite at lunch or dinner, and crave some kind of Japanese bowl, this is a decent place.

The cashier during the lunch rush is really friendly and is able to multitask handling the lunch rush line while also helping customers picking up to go orders. Also, the Teriyaki sauce here is delicious! My husband usually gets the Hot Teriyaki but its waaaay too spicy for me (and I like spicy foods). They have huge portions! I get the chicken Teriyaki bowl with half veggies and half rice YUMMMMMMMMM

Always great for a quick meal on the go. Always go with the spicy teriyaki sauce.

WARNING: GIANT BLACK HAIR IN FOOD!!!
I wish could give this place negative stars, not just for the disgustingness of the above statement, but for the handling of the situation afterward.
We ordered Yogi’s for takeout for our family of 3 fairly good eaters. I was only a few bites into my large Teriyaki chicken/​beef combo, when my fork produced a THICK, 10-​INCH LONG BLACK HAIR. Nothing is quite as awe-​inspiring as a LONG BLACK HAIR, DRIPPING TERIYAKI SAUCE, on the fork you had been putting into your mouth. Yum. So impressive was this sight, in fact, that it inspired my entire family to throw their food away and eat PBJs for the night.
I’m not unreasonable. And I get that, even in this age of Health Compliance, Hairnets, and Ponytails, sh*t happens. Just be a little more careful next time and give me my money back. NOPE!
I called YOGI’s to let them know I wasn’t interested in their hair products. A polite, yet ineffective kid answered the phone. After telling me the manager, Brian, was gone for the evening he asked why I needed the manager, and «MAYBE» he could help. He couldn’t, but that didn’t stop him from wanting to hear the whole story before letting me know that.
He told me to call back the next day at 5PM.
NOPE! «Sorry, you just missed him. Try again this time tomorrow.»
NOPE! «sorry.»
The day after that I called at 2:30 just to give Brian a little well-​deserved nap time.
NOPE! «Wow, he never leaves this early.» Truly a fascinating oddity.
Next day, 11:30AM, «dees bryn.» F**KING GREAT! You see, Brian apparently doesn’t speak English very well. I have absolutely no problem with other cultures or people seeking their pot of gold in America. In fact, I think it’s great. It’s just difficult to communicate OVER THE PHONE, with somebody who knows 12 words of English.
Next thing I know, the kid is back on the phone, acting as Brian’s semi-​translator. They let me know that, if I can get there before 5pm (this is a work day), and produce my receipt from 4 days ago, BRIAN WILL LOOK AT IT. Not provide me with a fee meal, or give me back my money. LOOK AT IT.
F*CK the ranger, Boo Boo? NO F*CK YOU, YOGI’s. I won’t be back.

Wish I could give this place a good review, having eaten there multiple times but today it was just too much. There were four people ahead of me, two couples who all placed large orders. I watched one couple get the wrong order three times, they were still there when I walked out. It didn’t seem like the cashier knew his head from a hole in the ground and constantly kept asking people what they had ordered. In the end I never got my food, which I had paid for, and just walked out as I had spent my entire lunch break waiting. I won’t say avoid this place entirely, just avoid them around the lunch hour. They will leave you waiting.

I hit this place for lunch a couple of time a month. Food is standard fast food teriyaki, and gets 3 stats, but young kid who works the counter is well mannered and friendly. That’s pretty hard to find in a service worker these days. He gets 5 starts

Had lunch here today. The salad I had was crisp and fresh. The chicken had a great taste. The portions were very good.
The place was clean. The service was fine.
For fast food and selection we will be back.

Really good always fresh! I tend to pre-​order that way I don’t have to wait a while and sometimes the lunch rush Monday through Friday can get a little hectic! Usually is pretty busy inside… Not super cheap but the price is reasonable and I wish they’re sushi list was a little better but I can’t really complain considering it’s fast food :) I would recommend ! (They also have punch cards that’s a nice perk as well!)

I looked at the menu online and I was actually excited to try this place. I knew it wouldn’t be authentic Japanese cuisine but all my favorites were on there. Who can turn down fast and convenient teriyaki bowls? While we were there I also decided to get a sushi roll. That was definitely a mistake. It was filled with mushed up imitation crab and old avocado. On the side was some dried up ginger slices and super bright radioactive green wasabi paste. The yakisoba noodles were not as bad. There weren’t enough vegetables and the chicken was kind of dry. I really like the noodle bowls at Samurai Sam’s and these looked like they would be the same but weren’t nearly as good.
Overall, even though I didn’t care for my meal I would consider giving it another try since it is so convenient if it weren’t for the price. My husband said I just needed to lower my expectations and think of this place as the Asian Taco Bell. But at least Taco Bell has 99¢ burritos. We paid over $ 20 for two at Yogis.

Bleck! A friend and I were in the area and decided to give this place a try — without checking it out first. mistake!!! Should’ve guessed it was a crappy chain but we live and/​or learn.
First, the guy taking our orders was about as helpful as a gnat and equally annoying. Seemed put out that we were looking the menu over, we had to practically squeeze 2 word answers out of him.
I love eel so I went with the unagi veggie bowl. I had a feeling I shouldn’t have gone for the $ 9.25 bowl but I did. I feel robbed!!! Placed on top of about 3 servings of rice were a few strips of grilled eel, very fatty with skin on. A little teriyaki sauce squirted on top. Then a large side of PLAIN steamed veggies — no sauce, no grill marks, wok marks, nothing! I’m not a fan of Chinese or Japanese food drowning in sauce, but when you have horribly bland veggies they need something!
My friend went with the chicken teriyaki bowl, pretty simple right? Wrong. There was plenty of chicken… dry, stringy, greasy, over-​breaded chicken, over about 4 servings of rice. Oh, and a little squirt of teriyaki. I almost asked to try a little to see for myself but it looked so unappetizing I opted not to.
I was surprised how many people came in while we were there, it’s not good food. I guess they like the quantity over quality. Oh, and the difference between a dine in/​take out order? They saw the clamshell in half. Is that a huge savings? Seems cheesy. Especially for a $ 9.25 rice bowl.
For the same price I could’ve had a great meal (enough for 2 meals) @ Pe! We!, they actually wok their veggies and have… whats that stuff… FLAVOR!