yeah same. was sad when I moved away

I moved around a lot as a child. I grew up mostly in Rochester and Olympia, WA, but spent more time around the country. Washington's Asian's food culture is nothing to question... Happy Teriyaki, Panda Inn, etc...

Also, ASIAN FOOD WITHDRAWALS ARE REAL!!!!!

Here in central west coast Florida, we have Chinese food in every plaza but no place comes close to Seattle teriyaki! I had some teriyaki at a place over on Whidbey Island not far from the Navy base that was my favorite.

Same

Yes...Washington teriyaki is hard to find...Yup, in Vegas I have found a few places that are okay but nothing like WA for the quality, quantity, and price!

Yeah teriyaki in Vegas is lame. They really don't have many asian options in general on vegas

As a Seattleite living in Japan, it's one of the things I miss most.

Fact over fact

i miss it so much.

yeah tacoma had some amazing teriyaki I remember eating all the time growing up.

I remember there was 3 teriyaki places right next to my high school, and ever since I moved to Phoenix for school, I haven’t been able to find anything as good...

I live in MA and plenty of places around here offer a teriyaki burger. Usually with pineapple because pineapple is awesome on just about anything.

@@jjmblue7 no she means joints that sell burgers and teriyaki

Hey! If you want to see more from Yara in Washington you should check out this piece on this $300 clam and why it's so important to Native Americans and China kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f9ijg9t5x8izoaM.html

Yes, why you run our restaurants, open Korean restaurants.

@@harryroger1739 we actually have many Korean restaurants and a few Chinese restaurants, I e even seen a few Chinese, pho and a Thai restaurant owned by a Korean person. I just find it hilarious how no one has a problem with white people owning all these different ethnic restaurants but now it's a problem because it's us. I've also seen a Chinese man own and run a Japanese restaurant and Japanese food being served at Chinese buffets. Ask yourself why aren't Japanese opening up restaurants that people are going to? And why aren't they out doing all the other restaurants? Korean people open a business where the money is at. If you have a problem don't eat there. Not my fault that people keep eating at these restaurants. Not one twisted their arms, and no one is holding a gun to their heads. As if there's some type of rule that Korean people can only cook Korean food. Then if that's the case, please stop cooking our food because I see you guys trying to cook our food and failing each and every time!

+Tony Indindoli What about Japanese immigrants?

@@Kawayoporu In WA, almost every Japanese restaraunt is Korean owned. I lived there for 12 years and always heard Korean behind the counter. It's not that Japanese don't exist, I think it's just they tend to be involved in other businesses. I've seen maybe 2 restaraunts that were Japanese owned, but primarily working in more white collar jobs.

+@@Blaze6432 I wasn't supposed to use youtube at this point after it's past the day my account was created, wondered why this reply not happen like 2 weeks or a week ago, so your reply was just 2 minutes ago, so are there more restaurants owned by Japanese then koreans?

No you don't...

Hindi ka makakapag lakad dito ng hindi nanganganib buhay mo every time na lalabas ka ng bahay.

Trust me, there's nothing to romanticize about it. You might as well try Canada.

@@jqa16 Saying that while on an American App..... despite the fact that no other country currently produces the number of companies and innovations as the US.

@@questworldmatrix Canada is much better.

that place is nasty

Same. It's the meal when you don't wanna cook

Nikko is legit. For a more hipster version I'm digging grillbird. Spendy and long waits though.

Happy palace teriyaki

That was my go to spot living in West Seattle for 12 years. I've since moved to SF and NYC. Teriyaki is what I miss most about Seattle. Possibly more than my own family.

period

Well no, we're the third largest country by population IN the world...we have more offerings more than most people realize because they listen to their media too damn much. We have way more things here than people realize

Yasuko's! West Seattle. Also on Broadway and in the U-District. Long gone.

@@dcarr2506 it was called Yoshis

@@OnKIDZwitMe Oh? Ok different place.

Every 10 miles have a good teriyaki spot

i was partial to Mom's on 5th ave.

That patently false. Everyone knows it's Toshios off Rainier

Yea, not like Seattle tho. Trust and believe that

There's too many to list but here are a few Bento Teriyaki Goofy Goose Burgers & Teriyaki Hana Teriyaki Joy Teriyaki Happy Teriyaki #4 and #7 Definitely check out the amazing Pho restaurants as well

@@snakefinn 👍 Thanks 😉

Manna is good. Midori is also really good

This^^ Also, Manna's homemade sauce is sooo good

I don't think so 😞

The sake definitely knocks it off the halal list. If you want some, look out for halal certification in the restaurants. There are places with halal recipes.

We have that here in Seattle as well.

Yeahhhh...no...

Comparing apples and oranges here. Both are excellent

AGAIN..thats false and you sound like a homer trying to make something that's not the same or even better

that would be an unreasonable doubt, and racist to boot.

​@@carllarsen Not racist. But pretty unreasonable.

I would like 2 of whatever you're having.

Wow this comment was a waste of time. There is no real insight here.