Teriyaki One,

40-32 82nd Street, Queens, NY 11373

"Just wanted to try a new spot but very disappointed. Food doesn’t taste as good as I expected. Won’t go back again :-("

"Stopped there very hungry on my way home from work and the atmosphere was perfect ! No line and the cashier was nice and relaxed ready to take my order. I asked for extra rice and he did it no problem. Everything was fresh, delicious and ready in no time. Highly recommend!!!"

"This is the place to come when you don't have time but want to eat well. My favorite is shrimp teriyaki. You can choose between noodles and rice, but today I chose rice. You can also choose white or brown rice. There is plenty of shrimp and the cabbage is delicious. It tastes even better when dipped in sriracha sauce. Even the price is reasonable. If you collect all the stamps, you can get a free meal"

"The Poké Ball is amazing ❤️, and the shrimp teriyaki was also delicious. I just wish it had a bit more spice."

"3.5 stars. It was a rare occasion, but I happened to be in this neighborhood tonight and saw that Teriyaki One had recently opened. The signs out front showcasing some of their Grand Opening specials lured me inside to check them out. The restaurant is a fast casual joint. You order at the counter, go down the line as they make your food and wait for your number to be called. The food here reminds me of those that you get at the mall. Not to say the food was terrible, it was actually pretty good. Portions weren’t bad and the prices can’t be beat. And even though food is made to order, the food is made quickly. I was originally going to order one of their Bento boxes but decided at the last minute to try their Salmon poke bowl ($13.35) instead and an order of fried dumplings ($4.69). They don’t allow for any customizing of the poke bowl other than to ask if you wanted the salmon to be cooked or raw. Oh, and they also asked what kind of dressing I wanted. I opted for the citrus ponzu. The poke bowl had large cut pieces of salmon, plain crab meat, seaweed salad, avocado and lettuce over white rice. I thought the dish wasn’t too bad. They were a bit stingy with the ponzu sauce and I wish they had more options for ingredients but still the dish was tasty. The salmon pieces tasted fresh, and I did like the combo of the avocado, seaweed salad and crab meat. The fried dumplings were solid. It had nice thin crunchy skin, and the filling was good. I mainly ordered it for some texture contrast while eating with the poke bowl. Overall, I was glad I tried them out. The diner was quick, easy, and inexpensive. Tip: Don’t forget to get a stamp card. Purchase 6 Teriyaki dish and get the 7th free"