My moms friend used to own it and I loved it... But when she sold it, I've been avoiding it, until today.. So you deff don't come for ambiance! But it's really clean... Â There are some minor differences between the two owners..
Portions
They were bigger when my moms friend owned it. Yes I got bigger portions, but when she owned it the specials were bigger for everyone. Â The new owners specials are nuff to fill you up.
Flavor
Based on the same meal I had from both owners, the hot and spicy they're pretty much equal! The new ownew cuts it a tad thicker so you can taste chicken and spice rather then just spice.
Price
I always got my meals for free when it was my moms friend.. Unless I was with friends, which makes sense.. I'd always get  free extras like Cali rolls or sesame chicken..  The new owner hasn't changed prices!  You can't gor wrong with hot and spicy, rice, and salad for $5.99!!
Overall both owners old and new win... I just can't wait to try the Cali rolls and sesame chicken now!
I didn't think it was possible to find a remarkable and oh so close to perfect place for teriyaki outside the northwest but I did! This place is almost as good as it gets as far as teriyaki is concerned. The prices are fair and the food is tasty! They have really great salad and the dressing is the best! The teriyaki chicken is just how it should be and the katsu is spot on! Not to mention this place has gyoza as well which is bomb! The only thing I would have to complain about is the teriyaki sauce. Sadly it is somewhat on the thinner side which I prefer the thicker sweeter teriyaki sauce that I grew up with. But if you are from the northwest and in this area craving teriyaki like from back home this is the place to go!!
Review Source:I love this place! Â I have been coming here for years and the owner is so friendly! Â The lunch rush does get packed so come early if you're short on time. Â Their california rolls are some of the best around. Â I think I've tried everything on the menu and have only had 1 item that I did not care for which was the Udon. Â It's hard to find a place that serves good Udon in Denver. Â
For quick service and low cost, you won't find a greater place!
We used to order from Happy Teriyaki (#4, if you're keeping count) in Aurora at work all the time, and I still stop in on occasion to try some of the Japanese and Korean options on offer.
My favorites include the beef-vegetable-rice bowl called Bibimbap (don't forget to mix the heck out of it for best flavor!), the Bulgogi (savory BBQ'd beef), the Spicy Chicken (usually called Dak Gui in Korean), and the California Roll. Yes, I know that one probably threw you for something of a loop. But it is very comforting and tasty to me for some reason.
Their rice is always perfectly cooked, the stirfried veggies on the side are crisp and flavorful and the drinks are available in Huge and Yikes! sizes. Really, what more could you ask for?
How do I love Happy Teriyaki #4? Well, let me count the ways.
I've expended few times on this small and nice restaurant in Aurora for lunch. Usually I go for the lunch special plate, one for each day of the week. For lunch special this Monday I had a nice portion of stir-fry chicken, gyoza and a portion of white rice with choice of vegetables or salad. Just a well prepared food for lunch time.
Review Source:Yes, I'm a fan for "cheap asian."
I've been frequenting this unassuming little shop in Aurora for many years. I only order a couple of items off the menu; usually the Wedneday lunch special, of  spicy chicken with vegetables & rice. At $5.45, you get a decent portion of stir-fry mostly white meat chicken, sauteed with a bit of Sriracha chile sauce. This is accompanied by a molded portion of white rice and your choice of sauteed vegetables or salad.
Nothing fancy, but good tucker. I've had their gyoza, and the standard fare chicken teryiaki dish. There are a number of Korean dishes as well... Bulgogi, Kalbi, etc.
The place is mostly Japanese fare, served by a Korean and Hispanic staff.
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