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Craving Asian flavors? Happy Teriyaki in Boise offers delicious Asian fusion food featuring teriyaki bowls, Chinese and Japanese classics, fried rice, noodles and bubble tea. Our commitment to fresh ingredients and family recipes keeps customers happy. Open for lunch and dinner with takeout and delivery options!
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6580 S Federal Way, Boise, ID 83716
Phone: (208) 350-6704
Website: https://ilovehappyteriyaki.com/
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Reviews
Philip Ross
He got my order wrong. I ordered two different bowls. I got one plate with two different meats. Couldn’t say anything because I was already going to be late for work. Also, while I sat and waited, I watched the guy taking orders. Every time he bagged an order he licked his fingers first. Then a guy ordered, paid, and the guy licked his finger and thumb, placing the licked finger inside the soda cup he handed the man. I won’t ever be back to that place.
… moreChristian Damian
If you ever find yourself lost, starving, and with no other options but to eat at Happy Teriyaki – Federal Way, I’d strongly suggest you reevaluate every life decision that led you there. This place is the culinary equivalent of giving up.
Walking in, I was greeted by an ambiance that screamed “we stopped trying years ago.” The decor looks like it was assembled by someone who lost a bet, and the lighting is just dim enough to make you question whether you’re actually in a restaurant or some abandoned DMV waiting room.
Now, the food. Oh, the food. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to eat regret, order literally anything on the menu. The teriyaki sauce? Tastes like a tragic accident involving too much sugar and despair. The chicken? I’ve had more tender drywall. The rice? I’m convinced they use it as packing material before dumping it on your plate.
And the service—wow. It’s almost impressive how they make you feel like an inconvenience for existing. The staff moves with the urgency of someone trying to get fired on purpose. I could have watched an entire season of a bad Netflix show in the time it took for my meal to arrive, and when it did, I was genuinely unsure if it had been microwaved or just glared at until warm. The only respite was the cashier, she was nice, the others glared from the back.
The worst part? I paid for this experience. I willingly handed over my hard-earned money in exchange for an existential crisis served on a tray. If Dante had written about food purgatory, Happy Teriyaki would have its own circle of hell.
Final verdict: If your worst enemy asks for a restaurant recommendation, send them here. Otherwise, do yourself a favor—burn your wallet before you let it pay for this atrocity.
… moreWalking in, I was greeted by an ambiance that screamed “we stopped trying years ago.” The decor looks like it was assembled by someone who lost a bet, and the lighting is just dim enough to make you question whether you’re actually in a restaurant or some abandoned DMV waiting room.
Now, the food. Oh, the food. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to eat regret, order literally anything on the menu. The teriyaki sauce? Tastes like a tragic accident involving too much sugar and despair. The chicken? I’ve had more tender drywall. The rice? I’m convinced they use it as packing material before dumping it on your plate.
And the service—wow. It’s almost impressive how they make you feel like an inconvenience for existing. The staff moves with the urgency of someone trying to get fired on purpose. I could have watched an entire season of a bad Netflix show in the time it took for my meal to arrive, and when it did, I was genuinely unsure if it had been microwaved or just glared at until warm. The only respite was the cashier, she was nice, the others glared from the back.
The worst part? I paid for this experience. I willingly handed over my hard-earned money in exchange for an existential crisis served on a tray. If Dante had written about food purgatory, Happy Teriyaki would have its own circle of hell.
Final verdict: If your worst enemy asks for a restaurant recommendation, send them here. Otherwise, do yourself a favor—burn your wallet before you let it pay for this atrocity.
R Schaefer (Teseractime)
The quality of food at this franchise has been declining for the past 6 months. They’ve also hopped on the bandwagon of charging for their watered-down teriyaki sauce. The other franchises I’ve been to gladly give these for free, so take it a you will. If you can manage ordering from Broadway, you’ll get better quality meat and free sauce!
… moreJesse Buckner
Was not the best teriyaki I’ve had, or even close to it. Rice was hard and dry and beef teriyaki wasn’t very flavorful and pretty damn tough. And 37 bucks for 2 plates of it. I’d be happier eating a squirrel.
… moreJuli S.
On 1/25/23, I had to work late and stopped at Happy Teriyaki on Federal Way in Boise for take-out. This was my first time visiting this business. I was a bit skeptical because I knew it was a franchise with 10 Idaho locations, but it was on my way back to the office and I always like to try new things.  I was pleasantly surprised.
I ordered the Happy Noodles with Chicken ($12.95), which is Chicken on a bed of Yakisoba Noodles. Other protein options are beef or pork. I was drawn to this dish because Yakisoba isn’t on many menus in  Idaho. In fact, the first time I ever had it was before it was on any local menus, and I had to make it myself from scratch. 
The service was excellenot. My order came out fast. It was steaming hot and I could tell from the heft of the bag that it was generously portioned. It made two meals for me. I like that it had a large portion of chicken. The noodles were deliciously, seasoned and perfectly cooked. This is my kind of “fast food.” My five star review is based solely on this dish because it’s the only one I’ve tried. It was excellent! And it’s the best Yakisoba I’ve had in Boise to date.
Highly Recommended!!!
… moreI ordered the Happy Noodles with Chicken ($12.95), which is Chicken on a bed of Yakisoba Noodles. Other protein options are beef or pork. I was drawn to this dish because Yakisoba isn’t on many menus in  Idaho. In fact, the first time I ever had it was before it was on any local menus, and I had to make it myself from scratch. 
The service was excellenot. My order came out fast. It was steaming hot and I could tell from the heft of the bag that it was generously portioned. It made two meals for me. I like that it had a large portion of chicken. The noodles were deliciously, seasoned and perfectly cooked. This is my kind of “fast food.” My five star review is based solely on this dish because it’s the only one I’ve tried. It was excellent! And it’s the best Yakisoba I’ve had in Boise to date.
Highly Recommended!!!
Tristan Rodeback
Southeast Asian wife really enjoyed the shrimp tempura and katsu chicken. She gave praise to how the rice was prepared as well. I enjoyed the teriyaki chicken and veggies. Decent serving sizes. Very clean, especially in the bathrooms. Limited space for dining in, so would suggest doing takeout. They provided plastic containers that hold up much better than the normal styrofoam ones.
… moreみおんのへや
I love going here when it’s near from my home! Their food is delicious but too big for my small appetite. The bubble teas are also the best!! I really love the flavors especially Strawberry flavor!
… moreJ Miller
I have been coming here for a long time and loved the experienced every single time. As soon as I walk in, I’m greeted with a hello and a smile. Servers are very nice and helpful. The food comes out hot and always delicious. I always get a side of peanut sauce, which I could only find at this location. it adds a nice touch of flavor to my meal. I get the plate and always take home leftovers. Would recommend.
… moreAaron
Chicken katsu is VERY good. Portions are a little small for the price.
… moreSan Nuh
Stopped by Happy Teriyaki hoping for a satisfying meal, but unfortunately, it didn’t quite hit the mark. The food was very bland—lacking the bold, savory flavors you’d expect from a good teriyaki dish. It wasn’t terrible, just underwhelming. The customer service also left something to be desired; staff seemed disinterested and not particularly welcoming. It’s not a place I’d rush back to, but it might be okay if you’re in the area and craving something quick and simple.
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