Original Yaki's Teriyaki Bowl — Restaurant in Glendale

Tasty, and great portions of food for the money. We enjoyed the teriyaki bowls (chicken, and beef)! They offer a lot of chicken/beef in the jumbo size; and it is the best value per dollar. We elected for the cabbage rather than the potato salad. That was good too. The teriyaki sauce was a great one, not too thick, and pretty damn tasty. The fries were solid texture, not too flavorful…we added seasoning salt at home and they were perfect! We also got the fried pudding dessert…unlike anything we had had before, but not sure a staple. The spot has indoor and outdoor seating. Def some strange decor. Pretty solid staff. Order was up in about 6min.. right on foothill, small parking east of the restaurant, and some curb side upfront. There menu has a ton of options…burgers, fries, and other non-teriyaki items. We are not sure what the “box” charge was, but we incurred it on all our teriyaki bowls; still pretty reasonably priced. Reminded us of the Gushi Teriyaki spot in Westwood with less teriyaki/traditional menu options (kolbi, Kim chi, Korean short ribs,...

The portion sizes are huge. I fed three people off of the square container size alone of a second tier meat order and the upgrade was only 75 cents more for the size plus the extra meat.

Don't let this place on the hill fool you. Their food is amazing. My brother-in-law got a bacon cheeseburger thinking that it was going to be miniscule in proportion with the image that they had on the menu and let me tell you how mistaken we were.

The hamburger that he got was huge. Think of the biggest hamburger that you can find at any restaurant or fast food chain and then throw those out the window because this thing is bigger. And if you're looking for taste, then let me tell you, I have never seen someone's eyes popping out of their head after they took their first bite of a hamburger, but I swear this legit happened.

He could not put the thing down. He grubbed his heart out and I am proud to say that next time I have to head that way that I am definitely going to stop on by cuz man you can't beat the value that this place brings. Cheap and great food. I'm...

I have enjoyed yakis to varying degrees for many years. It's been a staple and usually the food is fairly good. Thier teriyaki sauce is what takes it to a better place. If you like spicy, you can also try thier Bravo sauce which has a spicy cilantro kick to it. I enjoy my bowl with a scoop of thier potato salad. Also, if you want a little something sweet, the yakisito fits the bill. It's tapioca pudding in a egg roll wrapper.I only ever take my food to go, as the shop itself is not so comfy. Also service can be a bit off at times, especially if they're busy and English communication can occasionally be an issue. Overall though, give it a try if you want some pretty good teriyaki...