
YAKI is Texas Teriyaki! We serve a complete meal in a box with rice, your choice of meat or veggies, and our unique (teri)Yaki Soss, each topped with a slaw salad. Modify your Yaki Box online, eat Yaki your way, and add an extra Soss! We are a Drive-in restaurant with only outdoor seating. It’s Texas Takeout! Our entire menu is gluten, dairy, and nut-free. The Yaki Drive-in is open everyday from 10:30-6:30PM Please place Pickup orders online in advance if you would like to order before arrival. We do not accept orders over the phone. Please text us if you have questions or issues with your order!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1307 S Valley Mills Dr, Waco, TX 76711
Phone: (737) 747-8439
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You know when a meal just hits—not like a heavy punch, but like a rhythm section. Smooth. Pacing. Flavors that build a groove. That was the Combo Box at Yaki.
Started with a chilled Topo Chico, frosted up and snapping crisp on the lips. That thing’s not a drink—it’s a reset button. Sparkled your tongue and cleared the stage.
Then came the box. Little brown cube of mystery. Popped the top, and there it was:
slaw like confetti, creamy and punchy—each crunch like a cymbal crash. You could feel the spicy mayo and chili oil doing their work—not loud, but layered. The mushrooms and slaw together? Man, it was like funk and jazz colliding—unexpected harmony.
The smoked chicken didn’t just sit there either—it floated, swirled, dipped into the sauces like it knew the choreography. Grabbed a chunk of broccoli like it was a green flag waving “you’re almost there.” And then you hit that warm rice at the bottom—like the bassline dropped in after the buildup. Deep, grounding, perfectly timed.
I ate outside, on a weathered bench. No fancy signage. Just a colorful shack, Texas breeze, and some mystery behind that plastic-curtain slit like a magician’s tent. What are they cooking back there? You don’t know. But you trust it. You trust them.
And that—that—is the funny part.
We’ll trust the box. Trust the hands behind the curtain.
But not the Voice inside that says:
“You are safe. You are held. You are whole. I am with you always.”
Isn’t that wild?
Final Verdict:
Yaki’s Combo Box isn’t just food—it’s a lesson in trust, a melody of flavor, and a reminder that what’s hidden doesn’t have to be feared.
Send it to the Michelin gods.
Coming back from Austin tomorrow and would get again if they weren’t closed on Mondays.
Would love to eat this in Dallas, hope they make a chain.
Texted all of our Baylor friends, they raved about coming back to eat her when their back visiting in Waco.
Owner is also awesome, big time fan.