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Your go-to spot for mouthwatering teriyaki delights in a cozy, family-run setting. We serve up classic teriyaki favorites alongside our signature dishes straight from the wok and grill. At Teriyaki & Noodles, we’re all about crafting hot, fresh, and top-notch meals made to order, ensuring every bite is a flavorful experience you’ll love.
Unassuming counter-serve eatery in a strip mall offering familiar Japanese, Chinese & Thai dishes.
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Address: 2265 NE Andresen Rd Suite 103, Vancouver, WA 98661
Phone: (360) 253-5959
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Ian Barker
First impression is I am very impressed. Greeted by a very nice gentleman working here. Food is most excellent. Spicy chicken ramen and teriyaki chicken.
… moreJake
I don’t know why anyone would give this plane anything but a five star rating. Absolutely incredible food. Great flavor. HUGE portions (though my picture doesn’t make it look huge. It’s a TON of food. Great affordable prices, our server brought our food to us and cleaned up our table. Well deserved tip. Nothing but good things to say about this place. We will DEFINITELY be back. My wife got the spam and cheese ramen, I got pad Thai half shrimp half chicken. Only downside, no beer
… moreSteve Johnson
I was having some service done at the Les Schwab across the street and they recommended this place.
As I walked in, I was greeted with a genuine smile and a “Welcome” from the gentleman behind the counter.
The choices are pan asian. A mix of popular dishes from China, Japan, and Korea
I ordered spicy chicken yaki soba and it was delicious. While many places will short you on the chicken, this dish has a piece of chicken in every forkful of noodles. The noodles have a nice mix of cabbage, carrot, green onion, yellow onion, zucchini, mushrooms and broccoli. The sauce was ordered Medium spice and it’s just right.
The portion was large enough for 2. You could easily order 3 different dishes and feed 4-5 people.
The owner sets the tone here and I heard the staff laughing in the back with him. Great atmosphere for a local lunch spot.
Try it out.
… moreAs I walked in, I was greeted with a genuine smile and a “Welcome” from the gentleman behind the counter.
The choices are pan asian. A mix of popular dishes from China, Japan, and Korea
I ordered spicy chicken yaki soba and it was delicious. While many places will short you on the chicken, this dish has a piece of chicken in every forkful of noodles. The noodles have a nice mix of cabbage, carrot, green onion, yellow onion, zucchini, mushrooms and broccoli. The sauce was ordered Medium spice and it’s just right.
The portion was large enough for 2. You could easily order 3 different dishes and feed 4-5 people.
The owner sets the tone here and I heard the staff laughing in the back with him. Great atmosphere for a local lunch spot.
Try it out.
Hope Forpeace (Hope4peace14)
This place has gone downhill considerably since my first visit. The noodles were absolutely disgusting mushy, vegetables were soggy and sparse teriyaki chicken was a little bit dry and hard, and the worst of the worst is the fact that all three of us ended up with sick stomachs. I definitely would assume that they’re not being anyone there when we arrived nor anyone else while we were there that they are using food that’s been sitting! I definitely wouldn’t recommend!
… moreTara Thackeray
We stopped here for some quick dinner the other night and we were super impressed. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The food was made to order but it was delivered to our table very quickly. Everything was fresh and delicious. The portion sizes were large enough to take the left overs home. We ordered the chicken and Vegetable Yakisoba, Gyozas, Pad Thai and the Chicken Teriyaki combination. We loved everything and will for sure stop by again!
… moreBen Wynkoop
Great little place, stumbled across it for lunch and the food is top notch, talked with the nice owner, this is the type of place you can get great food and feel good about supporting. Highly recommend. The spicy chicken teriyaki was like nothing I have had before, great value for what you get.
… moreBrown
This place has definitely gone down hill over the last few years. When the gentleman, I am assuming the owner, worked here, the food was delicious everytime and the customer service was great. Now it seems that whenever I order what I usually get, it is often made with different ingredients each time I order. The women working the counter has no customer service skills and often acts as though you are bothering her when you call to place an order and when you arrive to pick up your order. When ordering over the phone, you are somewhat confused on if you called the right place and if she got your order right. She is very abrupt everytime and acts as though you are inconveniencing her. The prices have definitely gone up (I paid $50 for 3 items) but the service and quality has gone down. I have given this place too many chances as I remember how the food and service used to be but realized that I am going to need to find a new go to teriyaki place as this place just isn’t the same.
… moreTheBlackSamurai
Pros: Very nice chinese lofi music. Food was pretty good for the price it was: $14.65 – 3 scoops of rice, Orange Chicken and a bit of Teriyaki Chicken.
Cons: Teriyaki Chicken was pretty hard to chew on and took some time to digest, Chicken portions are a bit smaller than usual
… moreCons: Teriyaki Chicken was pretty hard to chew on and took some time to digest, Chicken portions are a bit smaller than usual
Michelle Cringan
Ordered delivery. Did not get all the food I paid for missing large order of gyozas and salad(gave me the dressing and extra sauce but not the food to go with it) when I called the girl I talked to was very unhelpful said nothing she could do and no manager was there. Used to be my fav teriyaki place esp the gyozas but wont order again
… moreElija Bandersnatch
It’s such a pity. The democratic noodle is one of the universal foods around the world. From the finest restaurants to the worst, from emperors and kings to people living in clapboard shacks. They all eat noodles and to some extent, those noodles form a kind of culinary foundation from which unlimited possibilities arise.
Before I launch into a bitter tirade regarding the food, I want to address their confusing menu. It is extensive and it’s up on the wall with no explanations as to what each dish is. There are pictures to the right, but many of the pictures, if not most do not have names on them, much less ingredients.
I was confused by the number of options and didn’t want to stand there blocking the next customer while I tried to sort things out. I suppose you that once you’ve come a few times, you just get your favorites, but I found it irritating and intimidating. Not even some little paper menus to look at while you wait.
So I get the Spicy Yaki Udon. I’ll start by saying I wish I had n
known it had shell fish in it or I would have passed. That gets back to the awkward and unhelpful menu. The noodles came swimming in a bland, sweet sauce that tasted like it came from a mix or a can. Just about zero spice, but worse, no character, no layers of flavor, no umami… nothing. It reminds me of cheap standard cantonese sauces I used to get at restaurants when I was a kid 60 years ago. All of it, too sweet and utterly uninteresting and painfully dated.
What the place is, is a bad fast food joint with regular restaurant prices. It’s clean, and open and boring, the Mcdonalds of Noodles. The space cries out for a more authentic, more remarkable place. Maybe their teriyaki stuff was better, but the “Spicy” Udon was pathetic.
… moreBefore I launch into a bitter tirade regarding the food, I want to address their confusing menu. It is extensive and it’s up on the wall with no explanations as to what each dish is. There are pictures to the right, but many of the pictures, if not most do not have names on them, much less ingredients.
I was confused by the number of options and didn’t want to stand there blocking the next customer while I tried to sort things out. I suppose you that once you’ve come a few times, you just get your favorites, but I found it irritating and intimidating. Not even some little paper menus to look at while you wait.
So I get the Spicy Yaki Udon. I’ll start by saying I wish I had n
known it had shell fish in it or I would have passed. That gets back to the awkward and unhelpful menu. The noodles came swimming in a bland, sweet sauce that tasted like it came from a mix or a can. Just about zero spice, but worse, no character, no layers of flavor, no umami… nothing. It reminds me of cheap standard cantonese sauces I used to get at restaurants when I was a kid 60 years ago. All of it, too sweet and utterly uninteresting and painfully dated.
What the place is, is a bad fast food joint with regular restaurant prices. It’s clean, and open and boring, the Mcdonalds of Noodles. The space cries out for a more authentic, more remarkable place. Maybe their teriyaki stuff was better, but the “Spicy” Udon was pathetic.