Joy Teriyaki

I didn't expect much going in, but we really enjoyed the food here. Teriyaki, General Tso, and Orange Chicken. Everything was good and fresh. Recommended!

We are moving to Bremerton and tried this place . NEVER AGAIN….. Tiny little shrimps that all had poop in them (I expect it to a point, but so unappetizing). Restaurant was dirty and very outdated. I felt bad for the lady that took our order. She was trying to keep up with the tables and taking orders.

Quick food, great price. Like the service. Girl was nice! She gave me my all time favorite red vines.

Had a churro from here and it’s way better than the Disney one. The bentos are supper big and filling too!

1/03/2021 Today my husband and I decided to re-try Joy Teriyaki. My last two experiences with them, which happened to be eight or nine years ago was less than satisfactory, I vowed then it would be a very long time until I tried them again. With our normal Chinese food place, Golden Star, still being temporarily closed we decided today to take the leap and try Joy Teriyaki once again and we felt they redeemed themselves so we will be willing to try them again in near future. So, today I ordered General Tso's Chicken with white rice, and my husband ordered Yakisoba noodles with white rice. Since General Tso's chicken can change some depending on what region it comes from, I have no way of comparing it with what may be truly an authentic General Tso's; my comparison is between what I have tried or experienced locally. General Tso's today was intricate but satisfactory. There was plenty of meat, veggies, some sweetness, and a noticeable background of rice vinegar that made this dish more tangy than sweet. I do miss having a little bit of heat, IMO this General Tso's had no heat. Yakisoba Noodles is what my husband ordered, of course, we shared. I enjoyed the noodles, we both did, pleasant flavoring and enough sauce to make the noodles pliable! Again, Yakisoba noodles can be made a little differently depending on the area and the restaurant itself; some restaurant makes it with oyster sauce others prefer umami flavoring, in all honesty, I couldn't tell, they were just good! This time around, we chose not to try the Asian coleslaw that came with the meals. To me, the pricing seemed in accordance with the local area, decent size for a lunch, and depending on how large of an eater you are, it may be a decent size for a dinner as well! Joy's restaurant, what I could see of the inside appeared clean, but slightly dated. A large portion of the restaurant was blocked off to discourage people from eating or gathering inside, the only thing I found a little obtrusive was the corkboard with a lot of business cards on it, I really do understand why people do it, especially nowadays with so many lost jobs, you really do have to put yourself out there in any way possible; competition is fierce, none the less it looked a little bit out of place IMO. The person that took our order, was friendly, funny, and polite and cheerful, thank you for that! For anyone who is not aware of the location of Joy Teriyaki, they are located in the Fred Meyer shopping area. 5050 WA-303 Suite 105 in Bremerton. Since Joy Teriyaki shares a parking lot with several other businesses like Fred Meyer, Little Caesars Pizza, Subway, Great Clips, and more, depending on the time of day or if it's a Holiday the parking can become treacherous but most of the time you'll be able to find some parking. In my opinion, if you haven't tried Joy Teriyaki you should if for no other reason you will be supporting a small local business and small businesses could really use the extra help! Happy 2021!!! Remember Covid is affecting everyone, so please stay safe and stay healthy!!!