Yang’s Teriyaki Plus

Good teriyaki for cheap. Super fast. I don’t live near Monmouth anymore but I go out of my way to get takeout from Yangs when I visit the area.

We’ve been getting take-​out here for years. Always good, an excellent value and great service. The spicy is quite hot. You can ask for a combination of spicy and regular if you want to tone it down a bit.

Super good cheap food with generous portions but the service sucks at night when the owner doesnt work. I ordered a large number 9 but the girl brought a small so i asked for a large and she made a terribly snobby face turned around in a bratty way and made my food.
I understand a miscommunication but her attitude was just plain rude. Makes me only want to come here during lunch time. The food is easy to make, you just replate with rice and the steak/​chicken.
If their workers were nicer this place would be awesome!

Horrible!!! Will never go back! Dirty run down place, beef teriyaki tender but dry and tasted like it had been sitting for hours! Noodles were way way over cooked and dry!

I’m a very new resident of Monmouth; and a very happy one. Coming from California, I’ve had my share of teriyaki, from the good to the just plain sad «eat it and try to forget what happened.»
Yang’s however, hit the trifecta of goodness: huge portions, low prices, with tasty, recognizable ingredients.
I ordered a large #3 and realized swiftly I’d ordered my dinner and a lunch for tomorrow. They asked me about cabbage when I was ordering on the phone, and I thought to myself, «Cabbage? Who cares?» I was wrong there, too. It’s actually good… not a squalid, pale, dish rag afterthought. The rice was great: not soggy, with a nice flavor on its own. The chicken was great as well: plenty of it with nice grill marks. And finally I snuck some noodles in. Wow, they tasted fresh too!
Darnit Oregon, it’s like you care about what you eat. I’ll have to try the other menu items, but so far, a well-​earned 5 stars.

Popular place with the students. Tried their Teri-​chicken bowl ($ 6.50) with no cabbage & noodles ($ 1 more), $ it was good, although the next time I would choose rice instead. Since the noodles are flavored with sauce, the flavor was too strong for me after awhile;. But I liked that they cut up the chicken into small bits. They also have Teri-​beef bowls & Teri-​pork bowls.

The portions here are huge! The food is actually good too for being so cheap. The college kids here can make the wait longer during lunch, but it’s worth it. My only complaint is that they aren’t open on the weekends.

I have eaten at yangs for as long as they’ve been open. The food is amazing the people are very kind the portions are huge. The price is very very reasonable. I just drove down from Portland today to have lunch with my son at this restaurant. Two thumbs up for sure!

Yumm. Super nice owners! You can get double meat on your orders if you want for extra! The regular is very filling but if you have a big appetite get the large. The menu is fairly simple. If you like meat and rice. Then a scoop of cabbage if wanted (cooked or cold) very popular with Wou students and people from around town. Casual and not pricey at all. Seating outside and usually always fast service

Cxn teriyaki and 20oz soda five dollars! Enough said :)

Yang’s is a great college food hangout! The food is tasty and you get a large portion for a low price! This is not gourmet food, just good comfort food! The #4 is my favorite!

Perfect place for college kids to fill up before, after, or in between classes during the week day. Note the «during the week day» statement. This joint is closed on the weekends. Let’s go over the Food: Quality, quantity, and price.
Food Quality: The food at Yang’s tastes good. Not great, not bad. I’m from Hawaii so I definitely have had my better share of Teriyaki meats. They cook the food in what I’m guessing is large batches and bring it out to food warmers in the front. There they sit until you order your plate; then they plate what you want and douse it in their Teriyaki sauce which is not bad, actually. Very tasty and not as sweet as many other teriyaki places. Overall, food quality food be better. The meats are minced up which makes it kind of weird for me. Instead of rice you can get noodles (+$ 1) which are bland on their own but when sauce is poured on, it’s tasty and light. The cabbage you can get with the plate at not additional costs, to me, is weird and I personally dont like it. Others do, therefore I will not speak against it.
Food Quantity: You can get a small or large plate; each comes with a large serving size for the name. There is a thick bed of rice on each of the plates, then you get to choose between types of cabbage you want: sweet&sour, stir-​fried, or even no cabbage (extra rice). The meat gets portioned according to plate size and then placed on the bed of rice (and cabbage). If you decide to opt for the noodles, you can expect a ton of noodles. This is fair warning.
Food Price: Cheap! College friendly prices!
Overall, Yang’s is good every once in a while. Campus food gets tired quick, so Yangs is a nice treat. Give it a shot!

I had the teriyaki chicken with noodles and stir fried cabbage.
… Well, I guess I wasn’t impressed. I’ve had much better. The chicken was in very small pieces and over cooked. Mixed in with the noodles it was hard to get to the chewy little morsels. (Plastic fork and styrofoam container) The noodles were large and gooey that stuck together. I prefer the very thin noodles and larger pieces of chicken.
The good; large portion and the price was reasonable and the service was good. The large portion and price moved it to a 3 star.

Dropped in again the other day and it was as delicious as always! The portion size is still large and hasn’t changed and the price has gone up very little. An amazing deal for such good food. Wish I could eat there more often!

Not a huge variety but what they have Is delish, and cheap!
delish!

I will echo many comments of previous reviews — spicy chicken is the way to go. It is delicious, and a tremendous value. Typically I can’t eat the large, and about half of it comes home with me. I love this kind of place, that really only thrives in college towns. They do a limited number of dishes very well, and they do them over and over and over again for a decade until it is predictably perfect every time, and they offer huge portions at stupidly cheap prices. Every time you go in there the place is filled to the brim with impoverished college athletes and weightlifters looking to get a huge dose of protein on the cheap. Everyone around you is someone who eats like it is his job, and in many ways, it is.

Well, I have to admit that I was pleasantly suprised with the flavor and quailty of the food. Good sized portions and service was very good. «I’ll be back»!