User Review
Teriyaki Park can't really compete with high-end sushi eateries, but I don't think that was ever their intent. What Teriyaki Park does offer is quick, fresh, good-quality rolls, sushimi, and teriyaki and udon plates. They have great, simple rolls from about $6, but some can cost as much as $14. If we're talking sushi dollars, that's a 99 cent value menu. Despite the price, I've eaten there pretty often since they opened in 2005, and I've never been served bad fish. They're Teriyaki Lunch is also a good deal, but the chicken can sometimes be a little dry.
