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Simple counter serve specializing in teriyaki bowls & plates, also serving sushi, noodles & sides.
Hours
| Friday | 9 AM–5 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 9 AM–5 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM–5 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–5 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–5 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3425 Pomona Blvd, Pomona, CA 91768
Phone: (909) 595-1135
Website: http://www.jinzateriyaki.com/
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Reviews
3807 Madonna
How can a place be so busy and so fast? Try their teriyaki chicken salad…haven’t seen anything like it. Plus friendly and efficient cashier and they don’t expect a tip on the credit card charge. Wow
… moreImon Olgado
The dining place is a bit small and it gets full easily during the lunch hour rush. If you are a bit on the claustrophobic side or just afraid of Covid, get your orders to-go.
Food is nothing exceptional. It is just average. The fried gyoza is a bit dry for me. The crunchy roll’s rice isn’t that rolled well into the sushi. The tempura Cali roll is a bit good.
There is another Japanese resto across the street that is better.
Oh, they serve breakfast here.
… moreFood is nothing exceptional. It is just average. The fried gyoza is a bit dry for me. The crunchy roll’s rice isn’t that rolled well into the sushi. The tempura Cali roll is a bit good.
There is another Japanese resto across the street that is better.
Oh, they serve breakfast here.
Ben Fedorov
A staple of the Cal Poly Pomona lunch rush. Jinza offers amazing food at a solid price. Don’t forget to ask for the white sauce.
… moreEd Parappa
Nice quick serve restaurant. They blended a Japanese feel with college environment mentality. I tried the chicken bowl and it was good. Looks like they use sushi rice.
Theres a sauce called “white sauce? It taste like the Japanese mayo ‘Cupie’ and they appear to create new sauces for their food every once in a while. They served the food like a sit down restaurant and they are very friendly.
… moreTheres a sauce called “white sauce? It taste like the Japanese mayo ‘Cupie’ and they appear to create new sauces for their food every once in a while. They served the food like a sit down restaurant and they are very friendly.
Violet Z
I was getting a drink from Starbucks and I can smell teriyaki wafting through the air. I walked over to the restaurant and ordered their chicken and beef combo. It’s grilled teriyaki chicken and thinly sliced beef on a bed of white rice. It comes with a side of salad with some white dressing on it, kind of tasted like mayo. They give you a small container of hot sauce and white sauce upon request. Teriyaki sauce is self serve on the right side of the restaurant. The beef and chicken was okay, really nothing special.
… moreThor Dyrensborg
I really wanted to like this place. The owners seem nice and they give back to the community. But honestly my food was terrible. Like really bad. The udon noodles were not real udon noodles. It was like cheap ramen noodles. The sushi rice was like mochi but without sugar. The rice wasn’t even rice form. It was just a clump of rice mush. And the tuna was well cheap to say the least. I’m sure the teriyaki is good.
… moreRobert Brennan
Great food. Get the spicy (+30 cents) on beef or chicken. Can substitute for Brown rice. Friendly staff. Off lunch times are best time to show up otherwise expect some long lines during university school year.
… moreStephanie Cuevas
The best teriyaki around! fast service and always top quality. My go to lunch spot!
… morerudy chavez
I had JINZA Teriyaki, chicken and beef bowl everything was made fresh and their house sauce was delicious. I will definitely be returning to try something else from the menu plus this man supports his community in my opinion this world needs more business people like him. Thank you
… moreEli G
As a Seattle boy, I am very picky about Teriyaki, but Jinza definitely gets my stamp of approval!
Came last month during the heat wave and we were craving some good takeout before heading back to the room to cool down from the heat! Our car temperature registered at 117*F. It was insane.
Back to the restaurant, Jinza is very close to Cal Poly Pomona, so it was packed with students at lunch time. The restaurant exterior is unassuming and hackneyed, but we were immediately greeted with that heavenly Teriyaki smell from outside, and even more amplified once walking through the door, so that made us ignore the exterior. Reminded me of those unassuming strip mall, rainy late night Teriyaki runs back in Washington. Jinza was very cozy inside, with a small seating area to the right and ordering counter to the left. Spartan decor, and a bit worn, but endearing. Chefs were grilling in the back, and the see-through kitchen added encouragement of quality. Quaint ambiance.
Takeout was quick and service was kind.
The Food:
* Chicken Teriyaki:
It was easy to tell Thigh meat was used as the texture was soft, supple, and tender. The teriyaki was sweet and juicy, with a small amount of char, adding to crunch without being overwhelmingly burnt. The rice was cooked well, and molded well with the richness of the meat. Overall, very good, but of course, sorry LA, Seattle is the place to go for Teriyaki in the US ;). Excellent prices, at around $5.65. For LA and the price, it was refreshing and definitely worth it. (4/5)
* Gyoza:
Not sure why I ordered this, but was a little extra hungry. The texture is excessively crunchy, hard, and lifeless. Gyoza is traditionally very thin skinned, but this was like biting into a Fried Spring Roll (ugh). Definitely seemed frozen, as it didn’t have that nice pan-fried texture, and soft edges that normally accompany it. Anyways over-analyzing here, just pass on it y’all (1/5)
Overall cute place! Great Teriyaki in the Pomona area and suitable for those on a budget. Highly recommended! Will definitely come back when back in the area and try that much talked about white magic sauce with it.
… moreCame last month during the heat wave and we were craving some good takeout before heading back to the room to cool down from the heat! Our car temperature registered at 117*F. It was insane.
Back to the restaurant, Jinza is very close to Cal Poly Pomona, so it was packed with students at lunch time. The restaurant exterior is unassuming and hackneyed, but we were immediately greeted with that heavenly Teriyaki smell from outside, and even more amplified once walking through the door, so that made us ignore the exterior. Reminded me of those unassuming strip mall, rainy late night Teriyaki runs back in Washington. Jinza was very cozy inside, with a small seating area to the right and ordering counter to the left. Spartan decor, and a bit worn, but endearing. Chefs were grilling in the back, and the see-through kitchen added encouragement of quality. Quaint ambiance.
Takeout was quick and service was kind.
The Food:
* Chicken Teriyaki:
It was easy to tell Thigh meat was used as the texture was soft, supple, and tender. The teriyaki was sweet and juicy, with a small amount of char, adding to crunch without being overwhelmingly burnt. The rice was cooked well, and molded well with the richness of the meat. Overall, very good, but of course, sorry LA, Seattle is the place to go for Teriyaki in the US ;). Excellent prices, at around $5.65. For LA and the price, it was refreshing and definitely worth it. (4/5)
* Gyoza:
Not sure why I ordered this, but was a little extra hungry. The texture is excessively crunchy, hard, and lifeless. Gyoza is traditionally very thin skinned, but this was like biting into a Fried Spring Roll (ugh). Definitely seemed frozen, as it didn’t have that nice pan-fried texture, and soft edges that normally accompany it. Anyways over-analyzing here, just pass on it y’all (1/5)
Overall cute place! Great Teriyaki in the Pomona area and suitable for those on a budget. Highly recommended! Will definitely come back when back in the area and try that much talked about white magic sauce with it.