Teriyaki Madness

The staff was super friendly and they were very informed about everything they offered on the menu. I had a chance to speak to the owner, she was super friendly and truly cares about her customers and staff.
Of course my fav items are the teriyaki chicken, rice, noodles, and ALL the sauces!
This would be a great place to stop by for lunch or dinner. They also cater for those office parties and events.

Very flavorful food made with freshest ingredients
Loved the décor which is very modern
Simple menu but lots of combinations

Nothing worth driving over 5 minute for, folks.
Almost a Panda Express or Sarku Japan — except worse. Stay away from the Yakisoba noodle dishes, they’re soggy. Noodles were supposed to be stir-​fried, but they’re watery like phở. If you really run out of options for lunch and have to go here, stick with simple rice + beef/​chicken protein base. Anything fancier won’t end well. Potstickers also had too much dough and not enough meat. Macaroni salad wasn’t fresh either, and had a dull beige color which makes me think they’ve been in the fridge for too long. The service, however, was great. They actually bothered to hand out individual «how did we do» feedback paper at the end of our meals.

This place was a fail on all levels. I waited 20 minutes on a day with only 4 customers to get mediocre food. I love cabbage but mixed veggies means more than just cabbage. The chicken I ordered looked like they accidentally dropped some in there as opposed to a part of the order. Overall I give this place a «fail».

I just tried this place today and I thought it was awesome. My coworker and I both had the Spicy Teriyaki Chicken bowl with veggies and noodles. The chicken had some heat to it and was very flavorful. Btw, they can adjust the spicy level if you want it more mild or hotter. We both thought that the portion size was very generous. I am not sure why reviewers are complaining about the noodles being bland, they are noodles! As the noodles being a base, they balanced out the chicken which was more than flavorful. The veggies were cooked just right, not mushy and not too crispy.
The place is very cute and small, also very clean. I was greeted by a staff member and the owner. The owner is very friendly and seems to take a genuine interest in the community, based on my conversation with her.
I would definitely recommend trying this place if you want a nice change from the typical burger joint.

Not a bad place, but nothing amazing either. Teriyaki Madness is a bit of a cross between Chipotle and Panda Express; you generally order a protein, a base, and a side, but they are all in the vein of teriyaki here. Quality is comparable to Panda Express, but with less gloppy sauce, which is a nice change. The noodles as a base were fine, as were the steamed veggies (mostly cabbage, with a touch of onion and broccoli), and the chicken was tender enough. The brown rice was a bit of a disappointment though; overcooked and cracked.
If you’re in the mood for a quick bowl of teriyaki chicken and you’re in the area Teriyaki Madness is okay, but I’ll probably stick to H-​Mart or Q-​Tea Café in general.

Been here twice. First time was shortly after it opened. Had a teriyaki bowl. Not impressed. Second time was no better. Had yakisoba noodles supposedly with beef. I say supposedly because I could not find any beef. Will not be going again.

Came to Teriyaki Madness with some friends after passing it by several times on the way into Duck Donuts right next door (which I strongly recommend!). Ordered a Spicy Chicken Bowl that was originally $ 7.49 with Noodles which was an extra $ 1.00.
The food itself tasted good, albeit a little greasy. The spicy chicken itself was very tasty and slightly crispy, just the way I like it because it added a nice texture to the bite. The stir-​fried vegetables were a bit greasy but that’s not at all surprising considering that’s the nature of stir-​fry. While the noodles that came with the dish were quite filling, I felt they could have had a bit more flavor. In comparison to all the other good flavors in the bowl, the noodles didn’t have as much oomph to it.
Overall, the bowl was very satisfying and worth the price. Food was served very quickly and was incredibly filling. I was somehow the only one in my table of four who actually finished his bowl and everyone else took their leftovers home. Service was good and the people were nice!

Great food and great service, one con, the napkins are hard to get to ;)
The food was really good, the waiter and the cooks were nice, great selection of teriyaki, I recommend the Chicken Teriyaki, noodles and the stir fry veggies

I grabbed lunch on opening weekend here in Fairfax at Teriyaki Madness and was impressed with the speed of the service and quality of the food.
I had the Yakisona noodles with chicken. A delightful combination of fresh veggies, noodles and chicken all stir fried together and served in a bowl. Loved how thinly sliced the zucchini was prepared. The portion is huge.
The service was great. The two cons were the blasting music and lack of wifi. The positives are the nicely diverse menu, quality and service.

This place is great! The food tastes good! It’s a bit greasy tho (maybe from the noodles I ordered) but overall it’s very nice.
Great Customer service
Would come back again and again for a quick dinner :)

I was looking for something different for lunch. The name Teriyaki Madness seemed intriguing. So I stopped in to check it. I was greeted by a friendly cashier that explained how things worked. I’m an old guy and new things can be a challenge. After he provided clear instructions, I decided on the spicy teriyaki chicken with fried rice and vegetables. I got the bowl. As it turns out the plate would have been way too much food
It was better than I expected. The vegetables were steamed fresh and not over cooked. The chicken teriyaki was good. The chicken and vegetables were not combined but loaded separately on top of the rice. I think that was a great idea as combining might have caused the vegetables to be over cooked. The portion was too large for one sitting so now I’ll have lunch tomorrow.
I thought the price was reasonable especially considering the large volume of food

Amazing. If I could go give it 6 stars, I would.
I go here at least twice a week. It’s located right next to the new Duck Donuts in Fairfax.
They finally opened up one on the east coast. A few of them in Vegas and they are always packed.
This place is incredible… Fresh, healthy food at a cheap price.
I always get the chicken breast teriyaki bowl with brown rice, veggies and extra teriyaki sauce.
I’ve also tried the beef teriyaki bowl and that is amazing too.
The staff here is extremely friendly and accommodating.
Actually going here tomorrow again and I cannot wait!!!

Bad and salty chicken teriyaki. Not good at all. Noodles were bland and so were the veggies. Good concept but bad execution.

We love Asian Food!
We stopped by at Teriyaki Madness (in Fairfax, VA) for dinner on our trip to the east coast. We had eaten at another Teriyaki Madness in Las Vegas before and the food was comparable. The quality of meat and flavor of food served was great.
The restaurant looked very clean and new. We like spicy food and ordered the spicy chicken and Chicken Yakisoba noodles. Spicy Chicken was amazing. Meat was cooked right and had great flavor. The spice level was just right. We Loved their sauces. In-​fact I also asked the person on the register if they sold their sauces separately like BWW does.
The noodles were good too. The veggies were cooked about right and had the flavor and crunch. The veggies used were fresh and good to taste. The quantity of food is also great for what you pay. They also had a great selection for kids. Overall the restaurant had great food and quick service.
Overall we had a great experience. I wish they open a restaurant close to where we live. I am still drooling thinking about the spicy chicken.

I really really wanted to love this place, but falls a bit short. When I saw that they offered macaroni, I was really hopeful that the food would be like hawaiian bbq, like a mixed plate with meat, white rice and macaroni salad.
The meat is cooked decently and tastes ok, but the macaroni salad is dismal. The macaroni tastes like it has been sitting idly in the deli counter at the grocery store for a bit longer than it should. The macaroni desperately needed some salt and pepper.
What I also don’t like is that the restaurant charges significantly extra for certain items, such as brown rice and noodles. I’m happy to support a business, but I really dislike when a business clearly jacks up the prices or charges extra for something, just because they can. Also, the space is a bit small and was awkward getting a stroller through.
One of the best things going for this place is it’s location; should help them get business, perhaps more than they otherwise would get.

It was still good today but my friend’s beef teriyaki was dry. Service was friendly and quick though.

Tried this & was pleasantly surprised. Food was good and more than enough. Very fresh, especially the veggies were nice and crisp. Give it a try.

I went in with high expectations and left disappointed. For what you pay, the portion sizes are small. The egg roll tasted like they’d deep-​fried a frozen one from a grocery store. The chicken itself was just average; not terrible, but you could do better elsewhere. There were bottles labeled «teriyaki sauce» on each table, but it tasted like soy sauce to me.
The environmentalist in me cringes at how much packaging they use. For an eat in order, there’s a styrofoam container with chicken and rice, a separate paper container with the veggies, and a bag and paper container with the egg roll. Why not just put it all on one plate?
I live right around the corner, and wish the food was better, but sadly, I probably won’t return. If you’re looking for better asian/​stir fry food, try Hood Hibachi or the Hunan Gourmet at Fair Oaks Mall.

Stopped at the party store with my wife and noticed a new restaurant opened up next-​door. To my surprise my wife wanted to try something new so we hopped on in. To our surprise it was their very first day being open and we were the very first customers to experience this quality restaurant. I tried the spicy chicken with yakisoba noodles and stir fried vegetables. The flavors just jump out at you and the pricing was perfect. For a semi fast food chain, semi meaning they cook everything to order it did not taste like fast food. The noodles were not too soft & they were not too hard but cooked just right. Oh and the vegetables had the most terrific crunch to them. The food was very filling & we even had enough to take back home. Prices were just right and I would definitely recommend this if your a parent or if you just want something that’s good and your on the go.