Delicious Teriyaki Express

The «fried rice» is just white rice that has been tossed with soy sauce to look brown. I watched them scoop out my teriyaki chicken out of a large container clearly pre-​made hours ago and you can taste that for sure. The «veggies» are some soggy cabbage. I regret coming here.

My car was getting fixed across the street and I wanted to grab some food so I stopped here. I was a little hesitant walking in because the front door says «no public restrooms», the restaurant was literally empty except for 2 employees (maybe 1:30 on a Sunday isn’t prime time), the cash register says «no refunds», and it just wasn’t a very inviting place because of these things. However, the food was ready quickly, the prices were very reasonable, and the food was fine. I won’t be recommending this place but it’s not bad.

Wow. is all I have to say. Never been so unhappy. No substitutions, no water cups (even for pay) rude employees and they don’t issue refunds (hm wonder why?) Go somewhere else!

I did not like the teriyaki chicken’s flavor, but my boyfriend really liked it. If you are not as picky as me I would say it is a good place to get a lot of food for your money.

The food is good and cheap. The terriyaki sauce is savory and sweet. The chicken is a tad bit chapped and dry, but the JUMBO shrimps make up for it. The broccoli is burnt. The steak is a bit thin cut and shrink. I heard it was good from a lot of people who work near this place. I give it 4 stars…

This is a nice place and good location on Victory Dr, the food was better than I expected also it come with a good amount of food for the price. It’s convenience and good if you in a hurry or just want something for lunch/​dinner. For under $ 10 you will get a whole meal and a drink that will fill you up.

This is good, cheap Japanese style food. The only reason they don’t get 5 stars is that they use far too much dark meat chicken, and don’t give any white meat only options.

A nice addition to this neighborhood, which is full of chain fast food restaurants.
The exterior of this restaurant is pleasant but somewhat generic. It’s a storefront in a strip mall. I had a few qualms about going in, because I wasn’t sure what to expect inside.
I was pleasantly surprised to find a clean, well-​lighted place, with counter service and a large glass wall through which I could see the food being prepared.
I ordered chicken yaki soba, which was very good. Tasty chicken and noodles with cabbage and other vegetables. The only downside was that it had a bit more oil than it really needed.
Prices were reasonable, at $ 6 o $ 8 for a typical entrée.
I will be returning to Delicious Teriyaki Express when I am in the Victory Drive neighborhood, looking for a moderately healthy meal.