Teriyaki Madness

1st timers
Was at Hobby Lobby and needed a quick snack, yet little did we know it was a whole meal

Highly recommend Chicken Teriyaki
Egg roll was 🔥 and I really don't like egg rolls 🥴
The sauce that came with it 👌😇

They advertise the Spicy sauce but wasn't a fan reminds my partner and myself of Taco Bell
Not A Good Mix unless u like Taco Bell food 👀

Next Time in the area we will be back
Thank you

YUMMY!! Spicy chicken bowl is very good and the teriyaki chicken bowl is my favorite! Good food and nice friendly staff!

Busy Saturday night, hot delicious teriyaki made fresh. While it might take a few more minutes than a rewarmed hamburger, it's totally worth it! The chicken was moist and cooked to perfection, the crispy tofu was the best I've ever had. I love that there are vegetarian/pescatarian/vegan options. The fresh vegetables were my favorite. We will definitely be back! If you haven't tried Teriyaki Madness, what are you waiting for?

Samurai Sam's meets El Pollo Loco. I went while they were having the $6 regular Teriyaki bowl sale when they first opened. Rating this location is difficult, because it's a comparison between Hibachi grilled, and open flame grilled. Personally, I prefer Hibachi, but I do love the char provided by the open flame too. It's up to preference.

For Teriyaki Madness, the chicken is cooked just like El Pollo Loco, but flavored like Samsurai Sam's. The food is not spectacular, but it's somewhere I would go if I were in the area, and wanted "a pretty good Teriyaki chicken bowl."

The prices have me debating between rating them 3 or 4 stars. I would not hesitate to go back for a regular bowl for $6. Not many restaurants can match that price. But I can definitely tell that the quality of meat is lacking. Coupled with the fact that the normal price of the regular bowl is just over $9, I can recommend 3 different places that have better bowls than that, within a 10 mile radius of this location. I really want to give them 3.5 stars, because they don't deserve a 3 or a 4 star rating.

I'm giving them 4 stars because there's only one other similar eatery nearby (RA Sushi), and they're really only known for their sushi. Pei Wei is relatively close, but they are on the pricier side. So, they've chosen the correct type of cuisine, and a decent enough location for foot traffic.

They offer the basics, as far as a Teriyaki eatery goes, and offer multiple customization options that make the experience better. They're definitely worth trying out, if you're in the area.