Lucky Teriyaki

This is my go-​to for teriyaki in Everett. the flavors are always good and the price is reasonable. The service is always friendly as well. My family has been eating here since they opened.
ProTip: We generally only get take out because we noticed long ago that they give you larger portions of rice when you do that. We will usually go elsewhere if we want to dine in. Rice is cheap. If they gave us more then they’d see us more often

It was pretty good. We originally wanted to go to the Chinese dumping house next door but they were overwhelmingly loud, busy and obnoxious so we went here instead. The lady was very nice. Food was served quick. And servings were normal. Food was good and I like that it wasn’t busy.

Eat here as much as i can– best california rolls, plum sauce, egg rolls and everything else. Would recommend to anyone and GREAT prices

When I want teriyaki, this is the place I go. They are very fast, super friendly, the place is clean and the teriyaki is always amazing. The salad is always fresh and the dressing is my favorite by far. They have lunch specials during the week but the size is smaller in comparison to the regular size. Considering that I can’t even finish the lunch size, this is not a problem for me.

I’m a very avid teriyaki adventurer for my lunch breaks at work. My job allows me to travel all around the seattle area, up north here and as far south as Puyallup. They charge 2 – 4 dollars more per plate compared to the avg yaki joint & if I wanted a sample size, I would have went to Costco to not have to pay the monthly mortgage on my house just for one meal. The the overall taste isn’t the concern, it’s mediocre. at best. The woman up front is very sweet as well. I just suggest you come here after you finish feasting on a full-​on four course steak dinner because Lucky Teriyaki, to put it lightly, is simply just that; a light appetizer.

Good teriyaki in silver lake, the chicken and gyoza is what I normally get. Friendly owners as well.

I don’t know what the bad reviews are about, this place is great.
We have eaten here several times and the service has always been wonderful, we’ve never had rude treatment. I always get the tofu teriyaki which is really good and plenty of food – so much so that husband and I always share a single order and its enough for us. Their sauce is yummy and not that runny/​watery kind that some teriyaki places have, and their salad dressing is the best. We love this little place!
Side note: They are closed on Sundays :(

I was a bit disappointed that Sushi Ring was closed, I had planned on going there, but decided to go here since it was closed. The food is decent, the chicken teriyaki was pretty good. The California roll was amazing, I was expecting an average roll, but it was flavorful. Probably won’t be back, but it is a good place to go.

I ate here about three weeks ago, before painting at a neighboring business.
The shop’s much like any other teriyaki joint, it has the typical table arrangement, soda fountain, tea, and ordering counter.
The business was very clean, and the food was good. It was hot, plentiful, prompt, and tasty.
I got the chicken teriyaki, which cost $ 5.99, and was served with a salad, and the chicken on a bed of rice. It was filing, the chicken was nice and moist, and the rice cooked well. It was a good choice, and I’d recommend it.
There are two main reasons why I give this business four stars.
The order taker was rather curt, and didn’t pay full attention to me. I realize that it’s a business, but I like to be treated like I’m the most important thing, because, as a customer, I am the most important thing. I’d prefer it next time if he didn’t talk on the phone while he was serving me.
Too, the food was a little on the expensive side. It wasn’t extreme though, maybe just about a dollar more than what I wanted to pay.
Overall, it was a good experience, and not a bad place to eat.