K’s Teriyaki

Not a fan. For starters they had Christian music playing… Do whatever you want in your free time but don’t force your religion on me while I’m eating. Secondly they are overpriced for what you get. Bland. The only positive is they gave you a fair amount of meat.

We’ve been fans of K’s Terriyaki for years. One of my favs is their Spicy chicken Ramen noodle soup. There is a load of their spicy chicken in it and the broth is perfect. Might be salty for some but right to us. They also do excellent terriyaki and the home made kimchi is always right on. This is my go to spot when I’m in the mood for terriyaki or ramen.
THe service has always been good and the place is clean. parking is no problem.

This is my go to spot for Teriyaki in Burien. Big fan of her House Special Yakisoba. Comes with gyoza, a salad, enough rice and your choice of meat with your noodles. Never had to wait too long for food and its always consistent.

I enjoy udon, but don’t get the shrimp udon. The shrimp is not properly cleaned — the sh*t sack is still in the shrimp making each bite a bit grainy.

chicken seemed dry like it was old and recooked.

I need something hot but a small portion to help with this cold that I got. I didn’t want any noodles or something too greasy or salty, so when I saw that they have wonton soup… I went ahead and order me some to go. When picking up the order, I was asked what I would order at the counter from the owner. No smile or greeting. But she’s the only person working up front doing cashier and bring out food. There’s another person back there cooking but I couldn’t tell how many is in the kitchen… When I got my order, I got excited and couldn’t wait to dig in, but was only disappointed when opening the lid. The wonton soup broth was TOO salty and there was only ¾ wontons I couldn’t tell if there was more than 3 or not. I wouldn’t recommend their wonton soup… go elsewhere as you can get something better.

My Dad always brought this home as a treat and a treat it was these guys have been open since I was a teen. I love their salad dressing it might be My favorite part but the Teriyaki is really good too. The prices are pretty good the gyoza’s are a little spendy for the amount but otherwise I would suggest this place, The older lady that works here is not very kind unless You are a regular.

Great teriyaki and yakisoba! I got the choose two combo with teriyaki chicken breast and tempura. The chicken was so delicious and a huge portion too! Their teriyaki sauce is of the perfect consistency and not too overly sweet. I liked their house salad dressing, it was almost like honey mustard. K’s is also serving their dishes with brown rice upon request!
Tofu teriyaki here is good too. They deep fry the tofu so it’s nice and crispy. It was a little oily though.
The yakisoba was to die for. The sauce and noodles had the perfect texture and taste. Very enjoyable.
My only qualm was the tempura. It was very over battered and the vein was still in the measly portion of shrimp. Also, there could have been more variety in veggies, I only got 2 potatoes and a broccoli.

Very good tempura — EXCEPT they need to de-​vein their shrimp. Nasty stuff when you leave the vein in folks.
Their Udon soup is GREAT! Lots of Chicken and the mix of noodles and vegetables is just right. Tastes good too. Also had the Tempura and Udon soup — by the time I ate my tempura, I was full and took most of the soup home.
Had some udon soup with chicken from another teriyaki place a day or so after I had the same dish at K’s — let’s say I got three times as much chicken at K’s and a much tastier bowl of soup. I will go back again for sure. Have been there three times now, and sure I will see them again real soon!

Spicy chicken and 5pc gyoza: average but nice to see patrons inside. Layout was good, lady was polite/​no emotion really… Maybe I’ll try again soon.

Amazing food! I’ve loved everything I’ve tried and recommend this as a great lunch and dinner spot for a family meal out and for takeout!

Chicken & Pork combo? Five minutes from home? Soooooo good. Thanks Unilocal reviewers This is my favorite.

This place has been here over 15 years on a street in Burien that is quiet still, preserving a peaceful place where you can chill and get some good food in a family friendly atmosphere. They have good teriyaki, .25 cent machines with mint patties in Em and walls lines with the faces of their customers. This place cares and puts their care into their food. Only had the teriyaki, but it was quick, great service and good atmosphere. Come check out K’s teriyaki in B-​town.

From K to Z, this lunch was a Y (?)
I love finding a new teriyaki joint, and this one had good reviews when driving through little old Burien. I called in my order for a basic teriyaki chicken, and was asked over the phone «do you want (garble garble), regular, or large?». «I don’t need a large, whatever the smaller or regular order will be fine.» «Okay, see you soon.» Job done.
Upon arrival the daytime special stared at me from an elementary school white board, screaming «MANAGER SPECIAL — $ 6.99 CHICKEN TERIYAKI». Score! I love a bargain. «That will be $ 9.89,» the very serious lady behind the counter informed me of my total. Hmmm… there’s either 41% tax in Burien, or my order was different than Chicken Teriyaki advertised on the board. Apparently, this place has THREE sizes of chicken teriyaki, small (the special — $ 6.99), regular (what I ordered — $ 7.99) and large (what I got — $ 8.99). The lady was accommodating when I told her I didn’t order the large, telling me she could convert it into a small, but I was in a hurry and it wasn’t worth the effort, so I paid and left. She was nice enough, though didn’t offer any consolation as I left.
«Jesus H. Christ, Jason… just tell us about the fucking teriyaki!!» Sorry, I digress.
The portion was not a large by typical comparable standards, but sufficient. Meh flavor, decent sauce, average rice. Nice salad and dressing.
Sufficient, decent, average and nice are pretty boring words… and so was this meal.
Meh.

Very nice place to get your teriyaki fix!

Best teriyaki period. My favorite is the sweet and sour chicken, which is pretty much just awesome. Great sauce and very little beading. Simple and prefect. I try the sweet and sour chicken at every place we go to, and K’s is different, so much better. Try it

Diggin’ K’s. I always get the Beef Teriyaki, My wife gets either the Chicken Breast Teriyaki or the Chicken Fried Rice. Always excellent portions, two meals for me every time. Check it out if you like yummy yaki.

Nice portions, friendly service. Good pork fried rice. Chicken Teri was average, beef was good. Beef Ramen was huge! Only holding one star back for pricing. They’re slightly over priced. Clean and friendly!

Yum!
I’d give this 5 stars if I wasn’t so addicted to Manna Teriyaki.
Pros:
–Delicious tempura
–Amazing poppyseed dressing, mix it with the teriyaki sauce on your rice!
–Above average teriyaki
Cons:
–Spicy teriyaki isn’t very spicy

We were in the area for a workshop and had time for a quick dinner. K’s was within walking distance. The place is very clean and has photographs of customers wallpapering the whole interior. The lady (K?) was very nice and took our orders and refilled water promptly.
The special chicken bowl was the cheapest, substantial item on the menu. It came with lots of chicken and rice. Now that’s true advertising! The rice was perfectly sticky and they didn’t put too much teriyaki sauce either. The grilled chicken breast combo came w/​a scoop of rice and salad (iceberg blend). It was good, fast, and cheap.
Their menu board had a message about serving food with care. I think that’s sweet. :) Thanks!