Buxx Teriyaki

It can be hard to find really good teriyaki in seattle. This is a go to spot. The teriyaki is good (just above average) but the real seller are the egg rolls. I cannot express enough just how good these are, fried to perfection and with a sauce that brings it all together. This place is great.

I absolutely LOVE Buxx Teriyaki! I have since I was probably 12! They have great food and amazing service:)

I am in love with their chicken fried rice! I know they have some sort of secret ingredient in it.

On a hot summer day, I’d probably consider take-​out. The last time we sat inside to eat it got really hot and we had to ask if we could open the door to try and let some air in. I was too hungry at that point to notice if they even had an A/​C unit or not. The place looks a little run down but overall, the special’s are definitely good deals! The food was good and the staff is nice. I’ll be coming back!

Excellent teriyaki!
The place is little run down but the owners are super friendly. Prices are great especially the lunch specials.

The first time I ate here they rushed me out because they were closing but the food was great! Decided to give it another try just because I liked their food and the man that is ALWAYS at the register was nice and seemed more chill. It can get very busy but it’s worth the wait. Good portions and prices are fair.

Always great service, love having them in the neighborhood.
Their teriyaki sauce is the best, give them a try!

We ordered from here last weekend and got three of the specials plus fried rice. Ignore the picture of the fried rice on the menu board because I think that’s some sort of stock fried rice photos that teriyaki/​chinese places use. The fried rice here is nice and «fresh», they do have pictures they’ve actually taken of the fried rice you will receive which is why I decided to take a chance on it. It was really, really good! The reason I’m only giving three stars is due to our gyoza and egg rolls being all dried out like they’d been sitting on a warmer for hours, they were basically inedible. The meat and sauce was decent though but not exceptional. If I’m craving fried rice, I would likely order it from here but probably not teriyaki.

The BEST teriyaki in Seattle! I feel lucky to live down the street and have been coming here for years. I always get a combo with chicken teriyaki and chicken kastu for about $ 10.50 after tax. The katsu and rice portions are huge, the chicken is a little skimpy on the combo, but with that addicting sauce, it never fails to satisfy. I do wish they were open a little later (at least until 9), as it’s usually right around their closing time of 8:30 when I need close-​to-​home take-​out the most after a busy day. The owners are very friendly, which is a MUST to make me as loyal to a place as I am to Buxx.

Love how close this place is to my house! Have stopped here quite a few times for spicy chicken teriyaki and each time I ask for exxxxxttttrrrraaaa spicy, the staff is always friendly and sure don’t disappoint on it being hot! I only order take out which has never been a long wait, even when there’s an order or two in front of me. Atmosphere is relaxed and would be enjoyable to eat your meal here but I’d rather just take it to go. Pretty good food.

We ordered chicken teriyaki with gyoza and beef yakisoba to go. It took 25 minutes. During the 25 minutes people came, ordered, and left. When we got our food we sat down to take a few bites before taking it home. My chicken was cold. If I had brought it home to eat I wouldn’t have been able to tell how cold it was. I went to the guy at the counter to complain. He grabbed the styrofoam box and shoved it all in the microwave. I said I don’t think styrofoam is microwave safe. The guy, who is probably the owner, replied «It’s okay.» It is not okay. He didn’t bother separating the salad from the meat nor did he throw the chicken back on the grill.

I went to Buxx Teriyaki ever since they opened about 10 years ago, I wish I could find the same great food, now that I’ve moved away from the area. They also have fast service, especially for take-​out.

I ordered the lunch combo chicken teriyaki with beef, gyoza, salad and fried egg roll. The chicken teriyaki was well marinated but the beef was a tad too salty. It was overall delicious for $ 9! The service was great as well. Will come back soon

YUM!
Great service, excellent call in service as well. Wonderful salad dressing and tasty teriyaki sauce. The yakisoba is amazing. Everything is perfectly cooked, hot and fresh.
No complaints. Note to self: try the fried rice.

Fellow Unilocalers — this place did not disappoint. I’m glad I read the reviews before I came here because I was really happy with the food I got a week ago.
That fried rice though! So freaking delicious! It’s simple, not your traditional Chinese fried rice with veggies and sausage, but danggggg whatever combination of seasonings they used, I was impressed! It was really satisfying, I’ve missed my parents’ cooking since I’ve moved out and it reminded me of my Dad’s five minute fried rice which is pretty much seasonings and eggs lol. No joke though– it was worth the extra $. Do it, trust me and the other Unilocalers! The rice was moist and held up well, not mushy at all and eating it with the chicken had me in such a good mood after a longggggg day at work. The rice has this enticing aroma, I couldn’t figure out what’s in there. Smells and tastes awesome!
Alright so my pick was the super combo with teriyaki beef and chicken. This came with an egg roll and three potstickers. The teriyaki wasn’t swimming in sauce which I liked but had a nice char but the meat still extremely juicy. The sauce that comes on the side is amazing! I dipped my meat in it lightly because in all honesty, I could just eat the meat as is, I thought it was really good! Not coyingly sweet but you can taste the sauce sauce and noted of vinegar, a very balanced teriyaki sauce. I liked the chicken more than the beef, I was also curious about their kalbi but I’ll let you guys know when I order that next time!
The portion was very generous and for the quantity and quality, I think it’s worth it! I’ve been a fan of Toshio’s on Rainier since my husband and I were still dating so I’m kind of upset at myself for never giving this place a chance considering I’ve been living so close to it for years! I made this takeout into three meals, so in the end for those who eat in small quantities this is quite a deal.
The egg roll wasn’t anything special– it tasted homemade, it looked kind of like a Costco egg roll but from what I can tell– it is not although Monica the «Food Investigator» had doubts at first lol. Gyozas were ok, nothing extraordinary… So I would actually advise NOT to do the combo, just go for meats only people! That’s where the awesomeness is! Salad is ok– I’m going to ask for more dressing next time, all I could taste was lettuce. The salad was wet so it tasted like I was eating a diluted dressing.
I also ordered Mongolian beef and sweet and sour chicken for my hubs and he was quite happy with what he got. The man is Chinese and my father in law cooks the bombest Chinese food ever, we have no business buying this as takeout but surprisingly it actually didn’t let my hubs down because he ate it with no complaints. Heck, he did not share with me and from the bites I managed to have when he wasn’t looking, I think their sweet and sour is actually pretty good.
Next time you’re getting gas at the Chevon, pick up some quick teriyaki for yourself!

I ordered the sweet and sour chicken combo, oh my god so goooooooooood and pretty affordable.

I don’t think I’m saying anything that hasn’t already been mentioned in previous reviews, but seriously this place is the business!
The portions are HUGE. During lunch hours, you can get a super combo (teriyaki, 3 gyoza, egg roll, plus a fountain drink) and even the regular menu items are generous. The service is super friendly, but be warned that this place gets busy during lunch and dinner hours. Feel free to call your order in ahead of time to skip the wait.
My latest obsession here is the prawn teriyaki with fried rice. The fried rice upgrade is about $ 2.59 I believe, AND WORTH EVERY PENNY. Just do it. It’s delicious. You’ll thank me later.

Great teriyaki for takeout.
Everyone knows what teriyaki is, and Buxx does a great teriyaki at a fair price. Most places give a mid sized styrofoam carton with two heaping scoops of rice to do a push out bra effect under a layer of meat. Buxx does good portions of meat in a large carton. Recommended eating, near the ghetto.

Great place to eat
I eat here all the time
Always fresh ! Always hot !
If you are in the are make yourself a favor and come and visit this places. The people working here there are great and friendly.
I wish I can give 10 stars to this places
Keep the good job guys

Delicious teriyaki chicken, YUMMY fried rice. $ 2.50 to sub rice for fried rice.
Good yakisoba.
Great place, just try it, youll know why its so well rated!
filling too.