Food critics from The Seattle Times debate who makes the best pizza in Seattle. They consider the key points in a great pie: Flavorful crust, umami sauce, exquisite cheese and good quality toppings.

J. Kenji López-Alt is wearing a “I <3 Teriyaki” T-shirt underneath a Seattle Mariners jersey with his last name on the back. As the acclaimed chef and best-s ...

Seattle is decidedly a teriyaki city. Apparently, a pizza city. Trying to be a bagel city. Absolutely not a burger city. But ...

We can thank Toshi Kasahara, who founded Seattle’s first teriyaki restaurant in 1976, for that—Kasahara popularized a sweeter, more syrupy style of the Japanese specialty.

Sometimes I make it with steak tips and a lot more soy sauce, and serve the result with fries. That’s a regional teriyaki, too: a dish that nods at one served for years at the Rhumb Line bar in ...

Mr. Teriyaki closed its West Ridge Mall location on April 9, seeking a higher-traffic area. Owner Eric Alcantara plans to open a food truck and downtown Topeka restaurant.

Teriyaki is integral to Pacific Island cuisine and is a main player on Island Style Food's menu. The chicken teriyaki ($17.89) is made fresh daily, flame-broiled and served over traditional white ...

Both openings are set for 2025. Get all the delicious details. The Dayton-area franchisee of a popular, fast-casual Asian restaurant chain is expanding. He will also bring a new Indian cuisine ...

Toshi’s is run by the guy who started it all: Toshi Kasahara, considered the godfather of Seattle-style teriyaki. He’s lent his name to plenty of teriyaki spots since his first in 1976, but this Mill ...

Boasted as “the fastest-growing big restaurant chain in America,” the chain was founded in Seattle in 2003 and has since expanded to more than 150 locations across the U.S. through franchising.

Seattle’s never been a three-martini lunch kind of place, and not just because it’s more of an IPA town. Still, as companies require employees back in the office, the much-needed respite of a noontime ...

- January 31, 2025 An Indianapolis location of Teriyaki Madness, a restaurant chain based in Denver, is expected to open this spring at 8545 S. Emerson Ave., Indianapolis. Photo provided by Mainland ...