Sunny Teriyaki — Restaurant in Seattle

Teriyaki places are usually big hit or big miss. Happy to report this was a big hit. When I went in, the young woman at the counter was on a phone call but clearly it was important so I didn't mind waiting. She flagged a gentleman from the back who came and took my order, took my money, and, after a few min, had my food ready. It was cooked to perfection. Not too much sauce and a little bit was provided on the side. The rice was a little sticky which is always the best way. The chicken wasn't overcooked or stringy. Sadly, I don't live up that way but if I did, this would definitely be a go-to for me. highly...

usually i don’t get the wonton soup in my opinion i would sway away from it at this restaurant. I was sick feeling in need for soup but the soup had no flavor and only three wontons in my soup and the rest mixed veggies, i like everything else there like the chicken katsu the egg rolls the fried rice etc, but this was quite frustrating because the plastic cup it was in had burned me and leaked inside my bag and all over me and the food i had order wasn’t great so i threw it way unfortunately and It will be a while till I come back in, the staff super friendly so that...

Sunny Teriyaki has been a favorite place since we discovered it many years ago. Located in a gas station plaza, parking is limited and gets especially busy during lunch time. Portions are excellent, Prior to kids my husband and I could order two entries and we would easily have enough leftovers for another meal, now with two entries we can feed a family of four. Our go to dishes photographed below are Tofu Yakisoba and add Goza, and Chicken Teriyaki. The veggies are fresh, the noodles are cooked perfectly. Their overall Seattle City cleanliness...