Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 12885 Beach Blvd #6, Stanton, CA 90680
Phone: (714) 379-8400
Website: http://www.tenori.co/
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Reviews
Overall, it’s a decent spot for a quick snack and to try something different, but I would not return.
Whenever I go to Rodeo 39, I always have to stop by Tenori!
Love that they have a deal, 3 for $11 and I usually will double up on honey walnut shrimp and then also get the pork belly. I’ve also tried the spicy tuna and kbbq but keep falling back to my faves.
Ngl, it took me a few visits to notice that they’re labeled by the paper they’re wrapped in LOL. Before I would just guess which one I picked up, which wasn’t the worst thing.
I recently tried their poke, which I barely noticed a sign since it’s not on their huge wall menu. The poke was fresh but not as spicy as I’m used to! Still good though and my fiancé thought it was a good spice.
They also have lemonades and we tried the lychee one which my fiancé loved.
Service and Setting: 3/5
Value: 3/5
I really wanted to like this more than I did, but maybe my expectations were too high. I love rice balls and expect them to be super packed with flavor and fillings. While the food was not bad, for the price, I hoped for better to be very honest. If you are looking for something that is a little easier to digest, Tenori is your place when navigating the food jungle that is Rodeo 39.
Honey Walnut Prawn: 4/5
This definitely was my favorite of all of the rice balls that I tried. There was a good amount of filling and it was definitely honey walnut prawn. The most pronounced flavor to me was the walnut. The crispy shrimp and nuts were a good contrast to the soft rice and savory furikake coating.
Mentai: 4/5
This was also very good and they packed a good amount of mentaiko into the rice ball. Mentaiko, or myeong-ran in Korean, is spicy fermented pollack roe and is extremely delicious. It is spicy, savory, rich, has a strong-ocean essence, and slightly bitter/fermented. If you are not a fan of seafood this is not for you, but if you do want to try something different, I would say that Tenori offers a very good mentaiko rice ball.
Pork Belly: 2/5
I really did not like this one, to be frank. The meat was very sweet and tasted strongly of soy sauce. The bonito flakes on the outside helped a bit but yeah still not a fan. I felt that the flavors were very underwhelming and the intense sweetness was off putting.
Lychee Lemonade: 4/5
Their lychee lemonade is pretty good and a lot better than a lot of places that I have had similar drinks at. Lemonade is always pretty sweet so I won’t ding them there. The lychee flavor does not taste artificial and there is not that thick sort of syrup taste that you get when restaurants use a lychee syrup. I would not say that this drink matches their food, but it is refreshing nonetheless and I would pick one up even if I was not eating here.
Stephen was our server and he was extremely helpful and explaining all the options and made good recommendations. Tenori has a simple menu and I opted to get Salmon and Tuna with Mayo Tenori balls. I was pleasantly surprised by the taste and quality of this. It had great taste and texture.
Though this was more of a snack than a meal for me.
Pretty good! Slightly spiced but not hot. Lots of salmon filing. Probably my favorite.
Honey walnut prawn:
This was super good too. Tastes like a good honey walnut shrimp and the breading wasn’t soggy. It’s a contender for favorite.
Pork belly:
Least favorite. The pork is pretty dry and the flavor is alright and a little on the smoky side.
Lychee lemonade:
Pretty good! Light and refreshing. Stronger lychee flavor at first with that sour lemonade punch at the end. Very interesting.
However, their menu has a good variety and I feel as though there is something there for everyone. Their bundle deal is a great option for trying different fillings, and it is offered at a good price.
Service was good. Cashiers were friendly, and the staff cooking made our food pretty quick.
Would definitely say Tenori is worth a try if you are in Rodeo 39.