Four Corner Teriyaki

Just tried this place for the first time last night. Hands down the best teriyaki and value in Maple Valley. Food was great, amazing portions, and you can’t beat the prices. This is my new teriyaki spot for sure. Well done 4 Corners Teriyaki, well done.

Why do yep reviews have to be so long, I just want to get the review higher cause this place has really good food and I’m nice. Not trying to write and essay. This place 5 stars, Unilocal however gets 1 star.

It was my first time at this restaurant but my husband used to eat here all the time. First, the shop is very small, only about 5 tables and the ventilation leaves a lot to be desired!
They were very busy but we didn’t have to wait very long for our to go order. I had kung pao chicken which was very tasty… spicy but not too hot, veggies and peanut had the perfect crispness to them. Hubby had broccoli beef that he said was «fine but seemed to be lacking seasoning», The portions were HUGE!!! Overall it was pretty good and i will be coming back!

Best teriyaki in town. I love the spicy chicken and Katsu combo. You have order double Mac because it’s the best part. Most of the time my wife sends me here because she is craving the Mac :-). Not a place I would want to sit down inside and eat but great place for take out. Oh and the servings are HUGE!!!

This business needs to be around forever! Life without this spicy chicken teriyaki would be incomplete! It is a family favorite and I have yet to meet someone who thinks they have a better option that doesn’t change their mind as soon as they have a bite of this.

This is the best Teriyaki in town. That’s all you need to know. Oh yeah, and the macaroni salad is the bomb.

As my hubby and I get older, we become more creatures of habit and less thrilled to try new places. Our last few orders from here have been the same wonderfulness that keeps them busy. Prices are comparable to other joints and it can add up depending on what we order. They are quick and quality is good.

The best! Been a regular customer for at least 10 years. Great food, prices, and service. Chicken dinner, double macaroni, extra sauce.

Standard teriyaki joint in the midst of all the other four corners shops. Prices, cook time, and portions were on par with other teriyaki restaurants. Pretty cool they offer mac salad, which was the highlight of the food. Good salad dressing but the rice was a little clumpy. They started cleaning and packing up for the night when I was still eating about twenty minutes before they closed. Kind of obnoxious but I guess they wanted to get a head start.

Following ratings, I was persuaded to try this place out for a quick pickup dinner. Very friendly service! While the wait was only 5 min I got a chance to slurp a free bowl of hot egg flower soup. A nice touch to ease the hunger pangs! Goldilocks would approve — just the right temp. The soup is hearty with bits of green bean, fava or lima beans, kernels of corn, loaded with onions and thickened with corn starch.
The restaurant potentially could be a dine in option if the service station and counter had a screen separating the table area and the soda fridge was serviced to not cause so much noise. Talk radio could be changed to other Zen sounds. It would also comfort those who appreciate a clean feeling.
The spicy grilled chicken was notably moist with a sweet/​tangy jelly like sauce that was less spicy than expected. I personally don’t like my food mixed which the chicken and sauce was poured over the rice and wasn’t really my thing. I enjoy my rice with soy sauce, bordering plain. The salad was large pieces of head lettuce torn and lacked any nutritional additions served with sugary mayo thickened dressing. The famous macaroni salad was creamy and a nice extra but I wouldn’t say it’s something I would cross neighborhoods to get ahold of. Fortune cookies are often stale but there’s were pleasantly quite fresh.
Overall I would recommend the teriyaki as one that reminds you of a great family recipe that hints of a chef that knows how to cook.

I’ll make this review simple. Good food at a good price. Small place so we usually get take out and have a free bowl of soup while we wait. Large portions so there is always leftovers.

4 Corner Teriyaki is the best teriyaki in the area. My whole family loves it. The service is always good. I always say I’m going to try something new, but end up getting the chicken teriyaki because it is SO good! The serving size is very generous. Either my husband and I split one, or I take home leftovers.

Amazing macaroni salad, and great price for how much you get. I personally always get a kids’ chicken teriyaki, and I still don’t even finish that. The dressing for their salad is amazing too. They are always friendly and courteous. This place is my go-​to for take-​out!

Great flavor. Chicken was moist, Mac salad was awesome! We even ordered take out and it was hot and fresh when we got home!

Have been going here about once a week for years. I always get the Hot & Spicy Chicken and Chicken Fried Rice for my wife. The Macaroni salad and regular salad that are included are also very good. We’ve tried the others in Maple Valley but always come back here.

Excellent Teriyaki. Large portions. The Chinese options are good as well. We usually get an extra side of the green salad and my kids eat it all up! Best Teriyaki in the area by far!

Well, the reviews were good, but what can you really expect from Maple Valley. Both Golden Chopsticks and Rice Garden serve a more respectable meal.
The service was good and the portion was also good, but I was not a fan of the flavor. I went with Chinese food instead of teriyaki and although the food looked good, again the flavor was on par with a grocery store Asian fare.
I left disappointed and honestly should have just stuck with one of the more proven places in the neighborhood.

Stating it’s the ultimate is a far, far stretch or people can’t boil water and make average pasta salad (s). Kraft pasta salad would be better than this so imagine my disappointment. I came here on the mac salad praises alone and was scratching my head. WTF?!?
I’ve had far better macaroni from a Fred Meyer deli. This macaroni was overcooked (beyond soft), unsalted, with tiny bits of carrot shavings. It didnt even have a mayo consistency, more like a Coffeemate creamer consistency. So why the Dreamweaver references is beyond me.
Moving on…
I found the kung pao + chicken teriyaki average taste but extremely large in portion size. I found the more I switched between the 3 star kung pao and the Mac salad, the milk from the mac dressing seemed to taste better, but that was a side benefit of milk limiting the spiciness of the Scoville heat.

I have been here several times. Never ate inside. Usually phoned in my order and picked up. They are fast.
Chicken katsu didn’t have much meat and it was very hard to eat. Felt like the batter got cold and it was hard to chew.
Chicken teriyaki is good. No complaints here.
Teriyaki short ribs or kalbi (in korean) was delicious!
Chicken fried rice — awesome and tasty!
Mac salad is different, but good.
They give a lot for small portions too. Comes out to two meals unless you are super hungry.
Lots of parking in this shopping lot.

This is the ultimate Teriyaki joint. 4 Corners Teriyaki, you get 5 stars for not only being the best teriyaki I’ve had, but for your amazing mac salad.
If you go here, I strongly suggest you get double or triple mac. This is when they replace the green salad and/​or rice with mac salad. It is that good. I’ve attempted to recreate it several times and failed miserably. To this day, when I order it, «Dreamweaver» plays in my head on repeat.