Teriyaki & Wok
About
Asian Fusion
Price Range : Under $10 ($)
Teriyaki & Wok is the best place to spend your leisure time tasting delicious food and enjoying the nice atmosphere. After visiting our restaurant you will definitely have a wish to come back!
Location
Adress: 1222 Bronson Way N Ste 135, Renton, WA 98058
Phone: (425) 793-7333
Business info
- list_altTakes ReservationsYes
- directions_carDeliveryNo
- credit_cardAccepts Credit CardsYes
- accessibilityGood for KidsYes
- transit_enterexitOutdoor SeatingNo
Reviews
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Gregory M.
This place is a little Asian dive run by some nice Korean people. Their food is really really fresh and spicy, and I like it a lot. The atmosphere is pure Formica tables and paper napkins. I tend to order take out and hang around and chat up the staff while they make the food.
They call it Asian Fusion because they serve all kinds of Chinese and Japanese style stir fry. The one thing that was not on the menu (and I called them on it) was Korean barbecue - bulkogi.
If you're looking for something "Asian" in Renton you definitely should try this little kitchen. -
Jeff H.
Found myself craving Teriyaki so I stopped in after spending the day at the park across the street.
"Asian fusion" is a stretch, but the food is appetizing. Owners are really friendly and didn't have a problem putting together a custom plate for me. Lunch specials are a steal at about $6 and portion size is very good.
I'll be back next time I'm at the park and if the mood strikes! -
nate j.
Would I really call this "Asian Fusion"? Probably not. But there wasn't a better category for it.
The menu features teriyaki, wok foods (Mongolian Beef, Kung Pao, etc.), yakisoba, sides (rice dishes and soups), tempura, and seafood (fish & chips, prawns & chips, and oysters & chips).
Lunch specials are all under $6. A bento special (chicken teriyaki + tempura + california roll + egg roll + egg roll or gyoza + miso soup or salad) is only $9.99 to go. A huge "house special" with several popular entrees plus gyoza and egg rolls is $22.99 and probably well worth the price and a good value given the four entrees are about $6 each on their own.
Located in a strip mall (where the major anchor tenant is Value Village) across from Liberty Park (Renton's main library is there and the Renton skate park) it's immediate next door neighbor is a Subway sandwich shop. Parking is adequate and free in the private lot. The place is around the corner from Park Avenue North (a lot of bus service through that corridor) and a bit of a walk from the Downtown Renton Transit Center.
Service was good, the food was ready quickly, and the decor was better than many other small teriyaki places.
Bottom line: worth a stop here if you're Jonesing for yakisoba or gyoza or something, but not a place I'd bother to seek out if I wasn't already in the area.