Soy Grill Teryaki

Lady, owner was nice, and fast service, but... I ate here today, again. I'm sorry to say this, but I have tried really hard to like this place. They have been in Oregon City for maybe 6-7 years. I have lived here for 12+ years or so, and go here 5 or 6 times a year. I used to work in Clackamas, by the Kaiser hospital, and ate at that location in Clackamas 2-3 times a week, as I worked next door, and it was great. Loved it. Oregon City location is not as good. I like my chicken a bit charred. And for some reason they do not understand what that means. A very small, extra salad dressing, is $1.00 (see picture). And I no longer like the teriyaki sauce, something has changed. I will not be back, as there are better local places, with better food, and better prices to go to.

Located in the parking lot of Safeway up on Molalla Ave. Very nice people that run it. Portions are a food size and the spicy chicken and teriyaki sauce is great. Not always a fan of the chicken as it can be chewy or not cooked enough. Rice is good and so is the salad. Easy for a quick stop and service is fast. Lots of seating to eat or wait.

I have been craving Teriyaki salad and this is the only place in the area that has it. I've been here several times in the last week and service has always been fantastic! The chicken was good but the beef was better. I recommend getting the beef plate with extra salad dressing.

I work nearby and decided to try this place out but was so disappointed. The Portland mall 205 location is so good, but this one is totally different and not sure why? The chicken here was dry and the teriyaki sauce was very watery. The salad was actually good, thus the two stars. But overall, really not worth the $12 imo. Unfortunately, I will not be returning to this location and will not be recommending.

I wanted to go to Roxy’s but it’s a bit further away. I saw this Teriyaki place close to my house and thought I’ll go give it a try. I noticed nobody was there when I arrived which was concerning. I went in and looked at the menu and honestly, nothing looked good to me. It was the blandest Teriyaki food I might have ever seen based on their pictures. I thought to myself should I just go to McDonald’s next door? Then I thought, well I’m going to spend about the same, but I wonder if they can do a Yakisoba stir fry. I ask the lady at the counter if they can do a Yakisoba stir fry and she says yes we have that on the menu. On the menu, it shows a picture of Yakisoba noodles with no sauce and vegetables on the top with no sauce and chicken on top of that. The picture looks like a dry meal tha