University Teriyaki and Bakery - Reviews

I visited this restaurant for takeout one day. The place itself was alright, and the workers were friendly and the food came out fast! However, the food itself was not the best. I ordered the chicken teriyaki, and the chicken was chewy and rubbery feeling. The rice was dry, and overall not the best food. If you're desperate and not wanting to walk all the way up the avenue (University Avenue), it’s okay—but there are definitely better places if you walk further up.

My experience at the restaurant was positive. The food was pretty good, with the chicken and spicy chicken teriyaki being particularly nice. The service was decent, and dining in was not a bad experience.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! The portions were large, and the service was fast. I consider it underrated and it's become one of my favorite spots on the Ave. The combo fried rice, which includes beef, pork, and chicken, is a standout dish.

My experience at this restaurant was mixed. While the service was excellent, the food was not up to par. The sauce wasn't great, and both the meat and rice seemed to have been cooked long before I arrived. Unfortunately, there were no bakery items available. I always tip well before the food comes because I appreciate a smile and good service. The food itself wasn't great, and I wouldn't return even if the prices were lower. I experienced a bad tummy ache the next day after eating less than half of my chicken/beef teriyaki. I thought it couldn't go wrong with that. Much needs improvement; you need a great sauce and fresh meat. The chicken is so cheap; I'd suggest going to Winco. You have great service, but you need a great sauce and fresh meat.

My experience at this restaurant was surprisingly positive, especially considering its rating. I had the Mongolian Beef, and it was absolutely delicious. It tasted just like home, which is a high compliment. I highly recommend this place because the actual experience definitely doesn’t reflect its rating.

My experience at this restaurant was disappointing, particularly with the chicken curry. While the restaurant is in a convenient location and the service was dine-in for lunch, the food quality was not as expected. I ordered the chicken curry and received a dish with a ton of white rice, barely any curry sauce, and very little chicken, all for $15. The advertisement photo showed peas, carrots, zucchini, and other vegetables, but my dish had none of these. When I complained, the staff simply stated, "that is how it is, " which felt like false advertisement.

My experience at the restaurant was mostly positive. The food was delicious and served fast. However, the broccoli was a little undercooked for my personal preference. I also felt the menu needs an update.

My experience at this restaurant was mixed. While the food was sufficient and tasty, I encountered an issue with the pricing. The Chicken/Beef combo was listed as 3 dollars more than advertised. Despite this, the chicken was flavorful, though a little dry and could have used more sauce. I will return.

My experience at this restaurant was disappointing. The spicy noodle soup tasted like something had gone sour in it. The cost for the soup alone was $16. When I added a Crystal Lite and an 8-piece frozen gyoza, the total bill came to $32.

My experience at the restaurant was not great. The food quality has declined from what it used to be. I found that the beef and broccoli and the chicken dishes tasted identical.