Season’s Teriyaki

Lived in the Hawks Prairie area for a while now, and I never knew about this gem. Very clean as far as teriyaki places go. Yummy sushi and equally yummy teriyaki. Fast and friendly service, too!

Always greeted with a smile and a warm welcome. Friendly atmosphere and a television for viewing entertainment.
Food is very fresh and delicious. Diner Bento with Salmon tends to be my favorite. Looking forward to trying out many other dishes on my next visits. Always pleased with my choice.
Great service. They also use a punch card system, after 10^th punch, free meal.

This is a cozy little hole in the wall located in a strip of stores near the Safeway. Between grocery store Asian deli food and tasty fast legit Asian food it’s a no brainer to pick this place.
Service is fast, food is delicious, and prices are reasonable. For a ten spot plus tip, you get a fountain drink, a bowl of soup, two generous mounds of rice and heap of meat.
Clean interior and pleasant music. Perfect little spot for a quick and affordable lunch.

I was looking for a sushi spot that was close and stumbled upon this one. It’s kind of hidden in a little strip mall on Marvin Road next to a Big Lots. Went in and saw they had a pretty good menu and the biggest attraction for me Sushi. I ordered a Chicken & Pork Teriaki Plate which was really good meat was tender and seasoned well. The veggies on the side were really good as well. Not enough rice but decent portion size. The over all portion size of the plate was great. I also ordered the Dragon roll.
I love Unagi. Being a new implant from California where sushi is king I noticed that any Japanese restaurant I go to in Lacey and Olympia does not have Unagi Don Buri on the menu. I asked about it and they said they could make it. I’ll ask for it next time and see how it is. I guess it’s more of a fave in California than In Washington.
The Dragon roll had a good portion of unagi but had imitation crab meat. I forgot to ask if i could get real crab meat. (next time I’ll find out) The portion size of the dragon roll was a little smaller than I’m used to but it was good for the price. It was also pretty good.
Over all I’d come here before I went to a different teriyaki place down the street. The owners were friendly and the wait time was reasonable and I had several people ahead of me. So if you want some good teriyaki and sushi this place is pretty cool for Lacey, WA

The food is always great and fresh. I love the sushi. The owners are friendly and treat everyone nice. I have been going there for years and have been loving the food.

Best fried rice in Wa state maybe even the west coast. Order the combo fried rice. Super good.

This is, bar none, the best teriyaki chicken I have ever had… anywhere! For that matter, all of their food is great. The owner is also a total sushi artist. There are several sushi restaurants in Olympia, but none are as good as the sushi at Seasons Teriyaki. You have to try the Adam & Eve roll, amazing! The owners, husband and wife, are so friendly, and they’re always there!

Their chicken teriyaki is really good! There are tons of teriyaki places to choose from but I usually will go here.

Service sucks. The cashier was giving me crap because I was paying with a card. She asked me why I didn’t have any cash. I’ll never go here again.
Yukio’s Teriyaki is way better than this crap hole!

I ordered the chicken teriyaki lunch special. It had a little too much sauce and was salty. If I go again, I’ll get the sauce on the side. I’m also not a huge fan of grilled veggies.

They give you a lot of food. Spicy chicken is great. If you like spicy stuff then ask for extra spicy because the original spice is pretty mild.

I stumbled upon this place after driving down from Seattle after work for a training related to work. I thought it would be your typical reheating the chicken and pouring sauce over it but after waiting for about 20 minutes, and checking into my hotel room, my spicy chicken teriyaki was surprisingly yummy! I appreciated that they took the time to cook it which made the dish that much more enjoyable and the chicken more juicy!
Do come here and give this spot a try. The people who work here may be owners and they’re very nice. I’d come by again if I was in the area.

We stopped in today for lunch. The place is a typical teriyaki establishment. The staff was very nice and we received good service. I like their chicken teriyaki since it is on the sweeter side and it was slightly charred. Lunch special was only $ 5.50 and came with a side of rice and steamed veggies. I had a few bites of my husband’s California roll and it was good. Rice was just right, not too dry or too sticky. Our meals came with a cup of soup for the each of us. I threw in an order of honeydew bubble tea and lunch came out to be a little over $ 15. Quick and easy lunch.

They have a great deal where you can pick any 3 favorite sushi rolls from a variety selection for $ 13.99. I love coming here just for that combo. Great price & the rolls are delicious. They even have all you can eat sushi rolls with a drink included for only $ 21.99, but that’s only M-​W from 4pm-​close. Still that’s a great deal for sushi.

Good food and fresh cooked. Nice staff.

My wife and I have been going to Season’s Teriyaki for several years now. We are always greeted with a smile and a little conversation. There is a large assortment of menu choices and most of them are prepared right in front of you by the owner. My favorites are the Caterpillar and California rolls. I would highly recommend this restaurant for dine-​in or take-​out.

I used to go here all the time and I love Teriyaki chicken.
Price was great and the service was decent as it was made on order.

I ordered the general tso & chicken teriyaki combo & it honestly just tasted like sweet oil! BLEH.
Their fried rice was a bit bland. I doubt i’ll ever return for a 2^nd visit. I’m picky about my asian food so I wouldn’t recommend this to anyone.

I go here quite often for my teriyaki fix because it’s so close to where I live. My favorite is their chicken katsu and mongolian beef. They use chunks of kalbi short rib meat when they stir fry their mongolian beef so it’s very tender, and their sauce is very flavorful. Their chicken katsu can be dry at times, but overall tasty. Their chicken teriyaki is good because they cook it under an open flame so you get a nice charred taste. I’ve never had their sushi here other than their shrimp tempura and california roll (both of which I do not consider to be real sushi). Both rolls are decent, but the other fish they have in their sushi window does not look all that fresh. I’m extremely picky when it comes to sushi. Overall, this place is good compared to the other teriyaki spots in the area.

Wasn’t expect much of asian food in this part of Washington ;)
the Teriyaki chicken was decent, more to the sweet side. it was nice that they serve hot tea