56th Teriyaki

Locals put me onto this stop while I was in town. The lady who runs this place is very nice. Best Teriyaki I've had. They don't play around with their lunch size. I ordered a Mango Milk Tea with Rainbow Jelly to drink. It's more of a smoothie than a milk tea, but it's delicious. Not sure what lunch runs around Tacoma, but $20 for this felt like a solid deal.

First time here. Food was good, service was amazing. Not the best Teriyaki I have had, but I would definitely go again. Price was definitely competitive with similar places. Restaurant was outdated, but very clean. Glad we tried it.

Stopped in yesterday for the lunch deal, HANDS DOWN the best Terriyaki I've ever had, a huge portion as well. The customer service was SPOT ON, so polite, helpful and fast. Definitely I will be coming back! Thanks 56th st Terriyaki.

*Take-Out Only* Other than the fact that I was hoping to sit down and take a break while eating a very late lunch on the road, this place was delightful. The food was fresh, cooked perfectly the garlic chicken has a ton of garlic in it! (I love garlic). The portion was ample for the price, and the woman behind the counter was very sweet. I arrived between lunch and dinner with no one ahead of me, and got my food in less than 5 minutes. Will add this to my to-go favorites for when I’m in the area again.

Great place to get teriyaki! She is always so kind. The food is always consistent in the way its cooked. We go out of our way to come here. Highly recommend!

5 Stars all around for this very special establishment. I work a couple doors down and this place always gets my belly full with the best food in the area. That’s saying a lot because there’s 2 other very fine restaurants in the same plaza. The food alone would get this place 5 stars but the atmosphere is very welcoming and happy. The service is also very very fast! Almost everything done in less than 10 minutes every time. June is so sweet and always has the best attitude. Love this place.

Chicken so soft it's easy to cut with the plastic fork, seared just enough with the best flavor. That's just the teriyaki. Sweet & Sour reminds me of the old Great Wall off 6th Ave. Noodles were great. Drinks are typical but a definite place to revisit.