Food is authentic Teriyaki taste! The service is semi quick they cook as you order! The ambiance is for a quick bite! Maybe lunch break or order and pick up!

For those who are familiar with San Gabriel valley, this is like B-man's but better!! Their chicken bowl is my go to and I usually ask for light sauce and it's perfect for my taste. Make sure to ask for the jalapeños and yellow peppers if you like spicy. It compliments the meal so well! The restaurant is small and has a couple of table seats but more for smaller parties up to 4 people.

I've been coming here for about five years, and I always enjoy getting the beef & chicken combo plate. The portion is generous--perfect for sharing or just right if you're really hungry. Sometimes, I like to add avocado, but it tastes great with or without it. The service is fast, and I appreciate the convenience of placing an order over the phone. Definitely a solid spot!

First thing walking it I noticed it wasn't busy and I was happy because I've gone here before and it was busy. But the burgers here are amazing and service was as well will most definitely be coming back.

I am so thankful that my sister in law put me on to this place. My order was delicious! I got a large bowl with half chicken and beef. The chicken was very tender and well seasoned as was the beef. The rice was perfectly cooked. The whole dish was perfectly sauced. The avocado was also very fresh and perfectly ripe. The restaurant itself is on the small side and kind of loud due to the open kitchen, but it didn't really bother me. You can tell that they are busy as there was a steady stream of people coming in and plenty of phone orders, but food was prepared fast. I highly recommend!

The Large Teriyaki Chicken Bowl ($11.75) is tender, fresh, and filling. Each bite is filled with savory chicken coated lightly in teriyaki sauce. I arrived at The Spot on Friday (near 5:30pm). The order needed 6 minutes. The staff is welcoming and helpful. However, I recommend ordering to-go. The location is loud (from the knives hitting cutting boards). Also, the plaza is dingy; there's an elderly man with a shopping cart near the entrance. I recommend cash since The Spot charges an additional 75 cents for card. Overall, The Spot serves delicious teriyaki. The fresh ingredients, large portions, and savory flavors make this spot shine. I happily recommend. 4.5/5

Talk about hole in the wall! I would've never thought a little spot in a plaza that's tucked away in a corner can deliver so much flavor! We ordered take out and the lady behind the counter seemed busy - ringing us up and answering the phone at the same time. She was on the phone and then proceeded to ask us if we wanted anything else, like we shouldn't have assumed she was asking whoever she was talking to on the phone. It would've been nice if she would've just taken a second to take the phone order or ringing us up, not at the same time but that's just me. We ordered 4 chicken and beef teriyaki plates and the total came out to around $70. So it is a bit pricey but we definitely got a lot of food. The bags were heavy! The chicken and beef were both cooked well. The chicken didn't feel dry and the beef had a nice char to it. The teriyaki sauce was a smidge on the saltier side but I thought it was deliciousssss. I didn't even use the extra sauce that came with it because what they served on the plate was enough! The side salad that came with it could use a lot of help though. The dressing tasted very processed? Like something was just kind of off about it. It made the cucumbers taste like pickles.. idk hahahah I was quite puzzled. If you try it, you let me know if it's just me!