Sunny Teriyaki Ballard — Restaurant in Seattle

I had called in an order to go the lady told me it will be 10 minutes i get there and she tells me we dont have any order for to go. but we can make you an order so i wait 5 minutes, get my order and then i get back to work and its the complete wrong order. so then i call them right away and the girl who took my order said okay we are sorry we will give you a free order of chicken yakisoba. she took my name and phone number down so today i call in my order and the girl who told me i could get my free order she changed her mind and said well since we charged you yesterday for the chicken teriyaki we can give you the free chicken yakisoba. i was very anger because she had already confirmed and told me i could yesterday so i asked to speak to the manager and she was very understanding and told me okay we will give you the free chicken yakisoba. so THANK YOU TOO THE OWNER for understanding but when i get there the young girl who took my order turned around saw me walked in and didnt greet me and rolled her eyes she was upset and knew it was me. so it was rude, and very un...

My husband and I are very picky, and we were both happy with the food and price!! I had a couple pieces of chicken that were overcooked, but the rest --and all of my husband's portion-- were moist and tender. The teriyaki was perfect, with extra sauce available on the tables. The salad dressing was delicious and the rice cooked perfectly. The portion size is great for $7.45!! They have a lunch special for $5, and evidently their spicy chicken is amazing. We'll definitely be back!

It's a simple, no-frills ambience, with walk-up counter service and a large, pictorial menu high on the wall. It seems like a family spot, with Ballard High posters mixed in with the artwork. The guy working the register was friendly, and the food came out pretty fast. They seem to have many regular customers and do a lot of take-out, from what we saw while eating in....

We wanted to have an authentic Seattle teriyaki experience, so we had been directed to Sunny Teriyaki. All in all, it was just alright. Nothing terribly special and while it was supposed to be known to be sweet & savory, we all found it all to be incredibly salty.

We did the spicy chicken and the pork - the portions were huge and more than enough for multiple meals or to share amongst 4 people. The meals are served with white rice and a simple salad with a surprisingly delightful, light dressing.

Even though it wasn't for us, I can see the draw for teriyaki: it is part of Seattle's culinary makeup and the portions are very much worth the price. Next time we're in Seattle, we'd likely try it again, but maybe from a...