Teriyaki Boy

V_shellai.k

Food is not bad and the ambiance was better from previous years.The staff needs a lot of improvement to do though. While we were ordering, I told the server that we'd just call once we've decided. She insisted on returning for four more times with gaps of no more than two minutes. She practically stood there and asked if we already have decided. I'm not sure what the rush was about when the place wasn't even full.Another male staff also made an inappropriate comment of "Ok lang po, bottomless naman yung iced tea," when we asked for a refill of the drink.Finally, when we asked for the bill, there was no longer any staff around and the manager was just sitting on the other table and even shouted, "Bill out daw!" When no one approached us still, she commented loudly, "Ako na nga!"I don't know if it was just a really bad day for them but this place was definitely far from how good I remember it.

Oscar Hansen Samsi

I like the ambience. I ordered their Ebi Tempura, it wasn’t something to die for but it was satisfactory although the servings were quite small. Service speed was alright, food was served just right on time. This place is great if you just want to bond for a little while with your family.

Deny Yustianto Nugroho

One notion about Japanese fast food and casual dining is they usually taste the same and they mostly differ in presentation and inclusions such as the miso soup, veggies, etc. And of course, some are really costly, especially when it comes to set meals or bento meals. Teriyaki Boy has been in the market for quite some time and is known for its Japanese cuisine, which is of higher quality, better meat, fresher vegetables and rich sauces.