Joy Teriyaki & Poke - Japanese restaurant in Tualatin - 7009 SW Nyberg St, USA

From the second I walked through the door, an hour before closing, the kid acted like my presence was an annoyance to him. Made a smart@$$ comment to me when I asked how big the small was. Owner in the back witnessed the entire thing and could not have cared less. Overpriced at $13.99 for a small, but that isn't unusual anymore, however I'd like to not be treated with contempt. Only giving two stars because the food was very fresh.

Let me start this off by saying the food was OK in flavor, but the quantity of food that you get for how much you pay is not worth it. The service was slow, and if you were going to charge me this much for this amount of food, it is not worth it. For lunch special only rice and chicken, no veggies and nothing special to it. If you're looking for some good teriyaki go to Mashitas, and if you're looking for a good poke try Sherwood or The food carts in Beaverton. I love to support small Asian businesses but this was not it. The poke only looks this good because I kept asking for more of this and that because they would just give me a pinch of every topping. For $17 you can get two bowls add a better place. We only came to this location because it was convenient and wanted to try something new. Now we wish we went somewhere else. It wasn't worth the convenience, now it's an inconvenience having to write this review.

I got a poke bowl here and the fish had spoiled. The kid who worked there was also rude from the start with an airpod in his ear so he could barely hear what I was saying. I went back inside to ask for a refund or something different from the menu and he told me to maybe come back the next day. The fish was completely gray/brown and I couldn’t eat it without gagging. He didn’t even care to check my food but after continuously trying to find a solution, he finally refunded me in cash. That’s the only reason I’m giving this place more than one star. Don’t come here if you don’t want overpriced, spoiled fish.

Delicious and fresh poke! Lots of options for fish and toppings for poke bowls. The poke was so good we got a chicken teriyaki and gyoza plate to go with some masubi! Definitely will be eating here again!

They give you significantly less food. I bought their pork bowl in two locations (this one is in the paper bowl) the other from 901 SW Highland Dr, in Gresham (the one in plastic) both priced at $9.50 both bought the same week. Never coming back to this location.

Let me start off by saying I've eaten A LOT of poke, both good and bad. I normally get a small when I'm trying a new place for the first time, so I expected it to be small; but the scoop of rice I got could have fit very comfortably in the palm of my hand, all the toppings were about par for the course. Soggy cilantro, overly sweet seaweed salad, and canned pineapple. Not fantastic quality. As the very nice lady behind the counter was making my bowl I kept asking myself "wait, is that all?". She also forgot my masago, but I'm starting to think that was a good thing based on the lack of freshness from the salmon and spicy tuna. The teriyaki looked pretty good, so if you go there maybe stay away from the poke and choose something else on the menu!

I always go here for chicken katsu and teriyakis. Katsu is crispy and comes with sauce on the side which is perfect and also huge portion. And I pair it with unsweetened black iced tea. Also good spam musubi. Always intrigued to try the poke, looks fresh.

Great meal - I had a poke bowl - salmon and tuna were fresh, vegetables were great (cucumber was crunchy - IYKYK). Their sweet ponzu sauce is very tasty and the toppings were good too, crispy onions had good crunch. His chicken teriyaki had good flavor.