Teriyaki Point: Authentic Japanese Teriyaki in Arlington, WA

Fantastic food and service! We ordered the chicken and beef platter and substituted sautéed veggies for the rice and salad for a extra $2.50. Fresh, fast and tasty. Plenty of parking available and wheelchair accessible. Casual seating.

We ordered the California bento box and the beef teriyaki. The beef teriyaki turned out wonderful the texture and flavor is to die for. The California rolls are so good too. There was a little trouble trying to understand the front service lady because she has an accent but she was super nice and let me pay part cash and part card. Overall great place… will be going back

I stopped by here looking for some good teriyaki (we don't have very good teriyaki in Ohio so I always go for it when I'm in Washington) based on the reviews. I ordered the spicy chicken teriyaki, and it was the best I've ever had. The portion was generous and the price was very reasonable. The service was prompt and the young woman at the counter was very pleasant. I really enjoyed the meal.

This place is my friend's favorite place so I had to try it and I was pleased. There are only two teriyaki joints I really love and now I have a third. The only mild criticism is the salad dressing was amazing. Otherwise this spot is exactly what I like. Chicken teriyaki and gyoza.

Teriyaki Point’s wonton soup isn’t just good, it’s basically prescription strength. One bowl and you’ll believe in noodle therapy as the ultimate cure for the common cold. Doctor’s orders: 5 stars!

We had been told by our friends at Moose Creek BBQ to give this place a try, but every time we go to Arlington, we just get BBQ. Well, not today! Moose Creek is sold out, so this was the perfect opportunity to give Teriyaki Point a try - and let me just say, I'm super happy by what we've found. This isn't gross, over-sweet Teriyaki served with gelatinous goop. This is very obviously prepared with love, and you can actually taste the attention to detail that went into making this food. FOR EXAMPLE - The "Almond Chicken". The first thing that might pop-up in your head and a fried chicken slab cut into strips with a clear/off-yellow goop on it and some almond shreds or slices on top. Not here! This almond chicken is definitely the most unique and yummy form of the dish I've had, something like a vegetable & almond stir-fry, served atop a well-seasoned, juicy chicken and no goop! Incredible flavor. Next, the Wonton Soup - but for this place, it's more like a Japanese Pho, and it was substantial! Loaded with Wontons and Veggies, and the broth was excellent. Lastly, we come to the Teriyaki. This is where things went off-road - full 4x4. My friend and I ordered 5 ⭐ spicy, because no one in Seattle really makes a "really" spicy teriyaki - we get close as Toshi's, but you have to order something special to get it right (for us). Teriyaki Point's 5 ⭐ spicy kicked our butts. It was INCREDIBLE. Super flavorful, super rich and near Carolina Reaper spicy. It packed a heck of a punch and was completely unexpected. Going forward, I imagine I'll stop at 3 ⭐ instead of risking turning my mouth into a Department of Ecology Superfund Site. Beyond getting what I absolutely asked for and absolutely didn't expect, the food was outstanding - and now I have to deal with the dilemma of picking between outstanding BBQ or outstanding Teriyaki. Yeah, GO HERE. This is one of those kinds of places where I'm just going to march through the entire menu and try everything they make, because they obviously have the gift here.

Nice people. Food service. Ordered gyoza and kungpao chicken. What we got were gyoza that were less than a quarter filled and tasted like they came from the freezer section at the local Oriental store. The Kungpao chicken wasn't even prepared correctly kungpao is NOT fried chicken and even the photo online of the dish shows it made with fresh chicken not fried and it tastes like it had been sitting under heat lamps and when we ordered they figured toss it together with the sauce and all good. It was our first visit I will take the time to drive into Everett where I know of several that simply are souch better it is worth the drive again nice folks.

Another great teriyaki place. The beef was good and the chicken was better. Good portions and food was ready quick. Parking was ok but if you are coming from the wrong side of the road it can be tricky locate an entrance. Looks like a safe place as there were no signs of monster tracks or night walkers.