Tokyo Town Teriyaki — Restaurant in Kent

I don’t normally do this, but since I was there with my daughter visiting her town and since I don’t live in that town, I think the feedback will be important for changes. 68$ lunch (with water) that was supposed to be dining in, however, we were served in styrofoam containers at our table…did I mention we were eating in?! We ordered shrimp tempura with four VERY small pieces for 9$, both meals had VERY small portions overall and were wayyyyy over priced. The chicken in cashew nut chicken tasted weird, daughters chicken teriyaki/beef was good but was mostly rice. They crammed her side salad, scoop mac salad, two scoops of rice and both meats in one small container….sound right?? Nope! The Mac salad was worth the two stars and was very good. With the 68$ was an $11 tip but we served our own waters and no serving was done except for bringing us our styrofoam containers. Feedback: improve meat, up the portion sizes, serve on plates with forks/knives, and if you expect a tip…please check to see if we need napkins and/or like the food please. Wish would’ve e...

This place offers a wide variety of offerings. Their star dish is their first listing on the menu. Classic Teryaki chicken.

I'll start off by saying that you have a ton of options when it comes to Teryaki in this area. Every shopping center seems to have a Teryaki place in the greater Seattle area. I'm not sure what it is about these little restaraunts popping up all over the place. That being said, you COULD go to the closest one to your house. I suppose with saying that, the same is true for soda. You COULD drink Pepsi instead of Coke. Riiiight.

The joint is run by a sweet local family and has been in that spot for a long time. It almost always has customers there and pick-up customers constantly stream through during peak times. The service is fast and the food is delicious.

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I will say that Tokyo Town "use* to be good.... The son running the front and family in back cooking. They definitely sold the place to another family or business people. The Mac salad is definitely not what it used to be and honestly the food in general is just "ok" now. The family and I used to go out of the way to come here... However, I think that time has changed and will be moving on to something closer and hopefully better. I got the almond chicken and it was the oddest meal I have ever had. It just wasn't good. The people who had the chicken teriyaki said it had changed and was just alright. It's truly sad it has changed so much and a shame that I'll be finding somewhere else...