Raessieil Friend Averia
+5
Me and my siblings love Teriyaki boy ever since and to hang out here with officemates for merienda made me miss them. Food still was good. We enjoyed the Makis a whole lot. My fave usually was the California and Ebi roll but didn't know the Philly's was delicious too. Chicken Teriyaki was still really good. Great service at burgos circle but I think the place needed some fixing. Some of the sofa chairs were running old.
Teriyaki Boys is perfect for the times you're craving for Japanese food, but aren't drawn to the particular ramen or udon or sushi. Their offerings cover a broad array of Japanese cuisine, and so far nothing has been a let down.
We ordered the Tuna Tataki which was lovely. The Dynamite Roll was spicy but lovingly made, although a bit heavy on the rice part. Their Sukiyaki was tasty and heart warming, although I did think I could use some more servings given the price. The Beef Teriyaki was a bit disappointing because I was expecting a high class cut. Not that it wasn't good; it was soft and savory, but I'll stick with the Chicken Teriyaki from now on which is cheaper and tastier.
Overall a good dine, which may be a bit heavy on the wallet for my taste.
We have ordered maki and curry half. Its buy one take one. Idk if its a promo but, its affordable. The place is nice and cozy. The waitresses are so kind and polite. They made sure that food are placed perfectly. I also love the place. Its instagramable. Especially the neon light with “exit” and the cloths with japanese writing on the wall. All in all, exp was great
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Despite the rains I opted to stop for dinner here since I was in the mood for Japanese food but didn't want to go out or my way. This branch is usually busy during lunch time but tonight it was just comfy.
I ended up with a chicken Teriyaki donburi with a side of miso soup and the Philly cheese steak rolls and it made for a great meal. The miso was tasty but not as hot as I'd have liked, especially given the rainy weather. The rolls were consistent with what I expect from this franchise.
At first I was a little worried that the chicken Teriyaki wasn't as cooked through as it seemed too light. But it tuned out to be perfect as the meat was tender but the skin had that nice crispness that comes with good technique. The Teriyaki sauce wasn't too overpowering but it had soaked through the rice, making it impossible to eat with chopsticks.
Shout out to server Vin for being a great waiter. He was charming and patient with helping me with placing my order. And he funnily tried a last minute up sell for some takeout gyoza but it was done in a manner that felt natural.
Nice Japanese cuisine but limited items in the menu. Had Ramen and cotton cheese cake which were amazing. Would have to wait for the waiter to serve us even if it was for payment though
FOOD: 4/5
Teriyaki Boy is one of the decent Japanese Restaurant around Manila.
Cheesy Gyoza - One of the dishes they offer is their Cheesy Gyoza which I really enjoyed. The gyoza itself is very tasty then with cheese sauce on top, heaven.
Gyinuku Ramen - this on the other hand is also good but don't expect the level of Ramen served in Nagi and Kuroda if you're a fan of mainstream ramen and it is miles away from what Yoshuken offers. Its broth is good but it lacks the flavor.
Pork Tonkatsu - this one is a winner. I love their pork tonkatsu here, a recommendation for those who are not a fan of Ramen and Teriyaki.
SERVICE: 3/5
I just didn't like on of the servers who keeps on showing us her frowning mood.
AMBIANCE: 5/5
Very Japanese, cozy and relaxing.
Teriyaki Boy just capped its Valentine offering yesterday. It has a filling set for 2! A serving comes with their star, the Teriyaki Boy Chicken, two servings of steaming hot gohan, 2 pieces of mochi and 2 glasses of refreshing iced tea. These were for only Php 549!
We were able to still get your favorites from the regular menu, like the Tofu Steak (Php 198), a crunchy starter; the go to sweet California Roll (Php 165), and my personal pick, savory Tonkatsu (Php 308). My friends and I also tried Teriyaki Boy’s newest offering- the Cheesy Gyoza (Php 196), a welcome plump Japanese dumpling with a cheesier twist.
Teriyaki Boy has been here for awhile, and I am glad they continue to innovate and excite diners with new flavors and promotions.
It's no different from any Teriyaki Boy branch out there, except that it's exceptionally quiet. The foot traffic around Burgos Eats is quite low, with engagement only coming in the restaurants that are along the frontage. Don't sit outside too, since the waiters and waitresses will not see you.
The place is cozy and the serving size is good. Their Ramen is just fine as well. Not the best, but was a good eat. The gyoza is too oily for me and a bit expensive.
We came here right after we watch a movie in the BHS cinema. It's hot inside but the food is great. There are big portions and we left filled ❤
Made to look like a fancy izakaya, the place has a charm of its own. The staff bowing in deference, the sliding panel doors, the scrolls of script hanging on one wall et cetera. I ate here on 2 occasions - one for lunch & one for dinner with drinks.
Although not an expert on the cuisine, I have eaten in a fair share of Japanese restaurants in India & UAE, and somehow the flavours presented here would not make it to the top of my list.
I tried a sampling of different items like the yasai itame, aji tamago, edamame, tamago sashimi, sushi and their mango dessert.
The edamame really can't go wrong. The sashimi was just OK - didn't feel the cutting was nice. The grilled vegetarian bean sprout dish was really sad. The mango salad was chilled & tastes great. The tempura mango dessert was also awesome.
Service is polite & billing is quick.
Last time I tried Teriyaki Boy was years ago with Uni & Katsudon as my order. I tried, Aji Tamago, Gyoza & Philly Cheesesteak Roll & it's amazing!
Teriyaki Boy is a fast food restaurant that serves good japanese cuisine. I personally loved the salad that we've ordered. The salad dressing was the "icing on the cake." My tastebuds we're definitely uplifted by the ebi katsudon rice dish served to me. It's a good restaurant to eat as if you feel like eating in an authentic japanese restaurant. Service is fast and food price is definitely affordable.
Outside venue has an old Japanese restaurant feel to it. Complete with lanterns, wooden panels and noren, a Japanese shop entry way clothe. Inside has a good Japanese ambiance with paper writing on the wall, sliding doors, and ceramic pots for the condiments
. The ambiance is good, the place is clean, customer service was okay, and the food was good and well seasoned.
Had lunch in Teriyaki Boy before we headed out to view an exhibit in Mind Museum. It's just a few steps away from the museum. The place was quite small but there were only a few eating there when we visited. Serving time was ok, the teriyaki chicken tasted so nice. Ebi tempura are quite thin compared as to what we usually eat from other branches.
The place seems you're really in one of the restaurants in Japan. Feels like you're not in PH! Love it. I love the interior which is mixture of wood and yellowish tone furniture and seats. The staffs are nice. Food is okay. There's no service charge!
A friend and I went for dinner here and ordered their teriyaki and katsu chicken as well as prawn tempura to share. The food was decent for the price, though I have tried better tasting but more expensive Japanese food. Overall, the ambience and service was great as well as wide range of food to pick from. I would definitely eat here again.
After a long day doing grocery, we decided to drop by for a quick afternoon snack. We ordered Tamago Sashimi for starters (twice over 😂) then added Tuna Tempura Tartare and Teriyaki Boy Chicken to pair. I wasn't expecting much from TB which held true with the tamago & the chicken. It was a welcome surprise though with the tuna tartare 😋. The tuna was fresh and the crushed tempura breading gave it texture, adding the much needed character to the dish. For that alone, I give them extra credit - slurp!
I love Japanese food so Teriyaki Boy was where we had our dinner. I had a set meal special with teriyaki chicken with rice and a ramen topped with teriyaki chicken. (The second time I ate here I had the chicken in the ramen separated which is better so you don't get a sopping wet chicken.) Their broth can use more depth of flavor. The teriyaki chicken is the star of this place.
I went here because I was craving their Tofu Steak. But was disappointed because this branch only serves the best sellers. Although the place is clean and serving is prompt. It would have been better if my favorite Teriyaki Boy dish were available here.
Norman | The Travelling Tongue
+4
Whenever I like fast serving Japanese food, I always go to Teriyaki Boy for their Tuna Tartare. Super yummy. I also like their sashimi. They have a summer promo now actually that includes watermelon maki. Kinda weird, but still tastes good.
Jessa Acosta | Patches Of Life
+4.5
So my family and I went to Teriyaki Boy Burgos Circle Branch to try their Summer Set and Summer Roll. I was particularly interested on the latter, the Natsu Maki. Well I love Japanese food but I haven't encountered (and couldn't imagine) having watermelon on sushi. I'll tell you what it's like later.
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Had a very late night meal and these guys where still open, plus haven't tried this type of resto before at this particular hotspot of Burgos Circle. You can actually have your car parked, next to the resto which was very convenient and yes it is actually free also, looked after by a guard for that car park area which is pretty cool. The car park is very limited so it is a first come first serve basis, but as I said earlier, very convenient if you do get a car space when you intend to eat there.
Ambiance was great creating a form of Japanese like appeal. Not a big branch so it created a little coziness to it. Teriyaki Boy has these special offer of "build your own set meal for P250" which sounded pretty awesome when seeing the offer. So we had to try this and see if it's truly value for money.
First step, you choose your main dish so we tried the Katsudon Rice Bowl & Miso Soup - the pork was very tender and very good so enjoyed this meal. Then also the Ebi Fry Rice Bowl & Miso Soup also. Both miso soup was very delicious so this well worth it while the Ebi breading seemed a little bland and its sauce was just very ordinary. Besides this you really only get 3 shrimps instead of prawns, well if prawns they seemed pretty small.
Second step, you choose your side dish, and we both selected the Gyoza. This was ok but it did feel a little salty than what I have tasted in another ramen resto more recently.
The last or third step, you choose your dessert or drink. They ran out of 1 scoop of vanilla ice cream so we ended up choosing green tea jelly as one option and the other the single serve ice tea. The green tea jelly was ok mixed with the cream that comes with it while the ice tea was very sweet.
All in all the ambiance of the place was nice especially some of the wall features you will see in the photos, however in this first instance the food I have to say was pretty ordinary. Maybe it's because this is a meal deal so I'll have to come again and really try their other main meals to try to improve on my current rating. See you soon Teriyaki Boy!
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