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Either you have a full VIVI points card or a Teriyaki Tiger points card, you can redeem it from either store. Disclaimer: This contains no cash value! Redeem cards’s all rights reserved to BR’s VIVI Bubble Tea and Teriyaki Tiger. We will delivering your food fast, delicious, and let you walk out of the door happy and satisfied.
Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 11228 Florida Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70815
Phone: (225) 256-0888
Website: http://www.teriyakitigerus.com/
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Reviews
Luis Hartenstein
Ordered to go, decided to eat there, good food comfortable location.
… moreNurse Nissa
I ordered the LSU roll and crab rangoons. Both items were not bad for the value.
… moreTi N
Impressed by their Korean chicken wings. I got the soy garlic and sweet chili sauce. Their sushi is pretty good for the price. I always get the LSU rolls.
… moreMia Washington
Absolutely phenomenal the eel bento was fantastic and the gyoza and shumai were very delicious
… moreLonelyguy15
This spot just opened by Vivi’s and I have tried most of the teriyaki plates and was satisfied with them. I think I liked the chicken one the most. I have yet to try any sushi items but have started trying their Korean fried wings.
I have recently spicy and soy garlic flavors. The spicy is kind of tame, maybe even a little mild. I’ll give the spicy flavor a 6.5/10 and the soy garlic an 8/10. This is just personal preference, I’ll give the other flavors a try soon.
I did not dine there so I can’t really give a critique of the atmosphere but it does look really clean.
Overall rating of the place, I’ll give 4/5 for now.
… moreI have recently spicy and soy garlic flavors. The spicy is kind of tame, maybe even a little mild. I’ll give the spicy flavor a 6.5/10 and the soy garlic an 8/10. This is just personal preference, I’ll give the other flavors a try soon.
I did not dine there so I can’t really give a critique of the atmosphere but it does look really clean.
Overall rating of the place, I’ll give 4/5 for now.
P John
We were out running errands and the pang of hunger reminded us that we had not eaten breakfast. Following a brief stop at the Asian Mart, we proceeded to Teriyaki Tiger, which was conveniently located nearby. The estimated wait time for our call-in order was 18 minutes. My husband arrived 5 minutes after placing the order and found that it was ready for pickup, enabling a quick in-and-out experience.
This establishment proudly proclaimed on its website, ‘Extraordinary specialty, authentic taste carefully selects the freshest ingredients and serving traditional Japanese culinary skills to satisfy your taste buds.’ After driving by it numerous times, we decided to indulge in one traditional, authentic Japanese item from their menu, eager to experience the epitome of culinary excellence.
Marvin Gaye sang ‘What’s Going On?’ So, let me describe what’s going on at Teriyard Tiger, located at 11228 Florida Blvd… absolutely nothing. Because when it comes to authentic Japanese dumplings, they are not being served here. The perfectly crispy looking machine-made dumplings looked crispy, but tasted like eating a flavorless frisbee.
As someone who shelled out $12.13 bucks for two orders of dumplings, I expected to get the real deal, not some pre-made, pre-frozen impostors. The filling was basically just cabbage with some mystery meat that might’ve been pork, but I’m not convinced.
And don’t even get me started on the soy sauce – it was like they tried to recreate Japanese flavors, but ended up with something that tasted like it belonged in a bad 80s movie. Here’s a tip: just use Kikkoman like a normal person.
Several reviewers are praising this establishment, but my initial experience with their dumplings was underwhelming. The cost of dining out has skyrocketed across the USAs and menu prices keep climbing. Wasting my coin on mediocre food is not an option so as the adage goes, you only get one chance to make a first impression.
Unfortunately, they failed to impress by serving frozen food, which raises concerns about the freshness and quality of their offerings. This experience has led me to question the authenticity of their claims. Consequently, sticking to my one time resolution I will not be giving them a second chance unless someone else is treating.
… moreThis establishment proudly proclaimed on its website, ‘Extraordinary specialty, authentic taste carefully selects the freshest ingredients and serving traditional Japanese culinary skills to satisfy your taste buds.’ After driving by it numerous times, we decided to indulge in one traditional, authentic Japanese item from their menu, eager to experience the epitome of culinary excellence.
Marvin Gaye sang ‘What’s Going On?’ So, let me describe what’s going on at Teriyard Tiger, located at 11228 Florida Blvd… absolutely nothing. Because when it comes to authentic Japanese dumplings, they are not being served here. The perfectly crispy looking machine-made dumplings looked crispy, but tasted like eating a flavorless frisbee.
As someone who shelled out $12.13 bucks for two orders of dumplings, I expected to get the real deal, not some pre-made, pre-frozen impostors. The filling was basically just cabbage with some mystery meat that might’ve been pork, but I’m not convinced.
And don’t even get me started on the soy sauce – it was like they tried to recreate Japanese flavors, but ended up with something that tasted like it belonged in a bad 80s movie. Here’s a tip: just use Kikkoman like a normal person.
Several reviewers are praising this establishment, but my initial experience with their dumplings was underwhelming. The cost of dining out has skyrocketed across the USAs and menu prices keep climbing. Wasting my coin on mediocre food is not an option so as the adage goes, you only get one chance to make a first impression.
Unfortunately, they failed to impress by serving frozen food, which raises concerns about the freshness and quality of their offerings. This experience has led me to question the authenticity of their claims. Consequently, sticking to my one time resolution I will not be giving them a second chance unless someone else is treating.
Thomas Z
Food is really good, I hope they are successful in their future
… moreJacquelyn Pierson
So delicious I ate 5 out of this before the photo was taken. I love this place so very much and could and would eat here everyday! Everything is always fresh and hot. Amazing customer service and amazing food every single time. Thanks Teriyaki Tiger you have truly become one of our favorite places to eat.
… moreSharon Fitton
This place is awesome one dish can easily feed two adults…
… morePenny
Bomb, it reminds us of Sarku Japan we’ve been waiting for good teriyaki in Baton Rouge for a while
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