Nom Nom Teriyaki n' More — Restaurant in Everett

We ordered number t9 from the image on the wall. The image showed 6 tempura shrimp. When our order arrived it was two fried shrimp, potatoes, onions and a carrot. I went up to the counter and told her that we ordered t9 the shrimp tempura. She told me no, t9 was the tempura combo plate. I gestured toward the picture with “t9” written right on it. The lady told me no, that was the dinner platter, if I wanted all shrimp it was more expensive. I had to literally point to the picture and say. “There are only shrimp in this picture, I see six shrimp tails in this photo, if this is not what you are serving then fine but this is false advertising. She then said that in all these years that I am the only one who had ever had a problem.

I told her that I guess the only option I have is to leave a bad review. Frankly, the fried rice was good and the portion of fried rice was good but considering that my whole meal was awkward and uncomfortable because of their misleading menu pic, I am not about to give more than thr one star.

I really don’t like unpleasant confrontation but for the sake of sparing someone else getting a different meal than what they ordered, so be it.

I told the ladies as I left the door, if you are wanting to order all shrimp, don’t order the t9 or you’ll get fried...

Went there to sit down and drink some bubble tea with my service dog. Was denied access, and when told he was a service dog the staff asked for "verification" 1, there is no verification for a service dog and 2, denying me access because of my service dog is discrimination and you are breaking a federal law. It is stated in the ADA (americans with disibilities act) "Under Washington's Law Against Discrimination and the federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), people with disabilities have the right to be accompanied by their service animals in restaurants, hotels, stores, theaters, and other places that are open to the public." "there are two—and only two—questions that a restaurant may ask an individual who seeks admittance with a service dog: (1) is the animal required because of a disability; and (2) what work has the animal been trained to perform?" "According to the ADA, employees at a business "are not allowed to request any documentation" for a service dog. The American Disability Act (ADA) prohibits both public and private businesses from discriminating against people with...

Honestly the only thing that I've eaten from this place is the beef fried rice and it is so so very good before we even ate there we read all the reviews well read a lot of reviews and they were all five star four or five stars actually and nothing but positive things to say about the food and so we tried to be fried rice we will never eat anywhere else again for that dish. I've eaten there twice once by myself and the first time was with my fiance and both times the place was absolutely empty people were parked outside waiting for their orders pick up orders to be ready and there was a lot of people parked outside the service is lacking a little bit the older woman that worx the counter seems to be a little bit Moody but she's courteous I give this place a 5 Stars overall honestly I mean just for the refried rice it's so freaking good and like I said we will never eat anywhere else when buying this...