Kyoto Bowl
3101 S Mill Ave, Tempe, AZ, 85282
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Address :
3101 S Mill Ave
Tempe, AZ, 85282 - Phone (480) 731-9888
- Website https://www.TheKyotoBowl.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :10:30 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
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Tyler T.
It was like taking a trip back in time when I walked in. The decor used now is the same as back in the early 90's that I grew up with (though a bit faded). Somehow, I like that it hasn't changed. After living in California for 8 years, it was nice to come back to something VERY familiar. The cashiers are friendly enough. Last week she took my order, and said thank you, with a smile, at the end. The male cashier, tonight, was fine too, I don't have high expectations at a fast food joint. As long as you don't spit in my food, we're cool. The food is good if you are looking for a good cheap meal that doesn't contain a burger and fries. It definitely isn't authentic Japanese food. (Of course, if you think Panda Express is authentic Chinese food, or if you like to douse your rice in soy sauce, this is the real ish.) I highly recommend the veggie egg rolls. They are so good I could literally eat them every day. I don't know what's in them, but they are amazing. The house chicken is great if you're dining in as it will become a bit soggy if you take it to go. The steam from the rice softens the crispy exterior quite a bit. It's a little bit sweet, and a little bit sour - but it isn't like sweet and sour chicken. It has little bits of pickled carrots and cucumbers (I think) mixed in and some green onions thrown on top. The teriyaki chicken is great if you're dining in or taking out. If you don't like a lot of sauce on your Teriyaki, ask for it on the side. They really lay on the sauce. The fortune cookies are hit or miss depending on who is working. Usually the girl cashiers are a bit more generous (or maybe I'm just that cute.)
(5)JP C.
Not impressed. Even knowing what I was going in for, I wasn't impressed. I went in wanting something with veggies, and I knew they had a "chicken teriyaki and vegetables" bowl. I put that in quotes, because I'm not really sure that it qualifies for "and vegetables" based on what I received. They definitely got the chicken part right--there was plenty of it. But there were scant vegetables. I suppose I should expect that from a fast food type place, but I was still disappointed. The food was extremely bland, which was rather surprising considering the amount of sauce on top of all that chicken. The positive is that there is a brown rice option. It's a clean place with decent service, although the decor is pretty darn old. If the food tasted better and contained some more of what it purports to contain, I'd come back. But it doesn't, so I won't.
(2)Reyes D.
Not at all close to any authentic Japanese. The terriyaki beef bowl was terrible. It tasted like the meat and sauce were pre made and then microwaved. If you never tried authentic Japanese than this is for you! Not worth the money$$.
(1)Chris P.
I keep wanting this place to be what it used to be, and keep getting disappointed. There is no other term to describe the $10 yakisoba bowl I received, other than disrespectful. The "all white" option I ordered were mostly sawdust size scraps, and large ugly chunks of rib meat. I questioned the counter guy, and he immediately hid in the back for the remainder of my visit. I left the uneaten portion on my tray, on the counter as a clear message. I WILL NOT RETURN. Please view the picture I took..for the Kyoto Bowl employees, go eat at your competitor in Tempe Marketplace to taste what you are up against.
(1)John O.
Worst Chinese I've ever had. Hands down. Place is disgusting too.
(1)Adam W.
I have eaten here two times before no problems but last night makes me done. I have was eating a teriyaki bowl with brown rice and found not one but two hairs in my food. I will not be coming back
(1)Qa'ed M.
Take 15 pounds of typical Asian fast food entrees, dump them in a laundry machine with sugar instead of detergent, and serve on a fresh lump of sticky steamed rice. Don't get me wrong, its still decent. But that's the caliber of what you should expect here. This place has got the cheer of a rest stop restroom. The guy I seem to always order form always looks like a manic depressive. But hey, if you want calories and it's on the way, go for it.
(2)Hannah H.
I got the chicken and veg bowl. It was so bad that I threw most of it away. It's drenched in sugary sauce, and the chicken still has tendons and fat on it. Not great al all.
(1)Rae G.
Ewwww! I drive by this place everyday. Thought I would give it a shot today. I took 2 bites and had to throw the rest away. I will never come here again. The owners should be embarrassed to serve this slop. I wish I could get my $7 back.
(1)Aly H.
This place is actually not good. I went here several times before finally putting my foot down. It is worth a couple extra bucks and walking two blocks to go to Stingray, or really, anywhere else. Like, this place is actually bad, I am unclear on their rating or how they are still in business. I'll give them an extra star for decent service.
(2)Lexi P.
Kyoto bowl has the best teriyaki bowls I've ever had in my life. Hands down. They cut out the vegetables you always push to the side anyway and load you up on chicken and yummy sticky rice. Don't even get me started on the sauce!!!!!
(5)Casey K.
It was between this and subway for me and my bf. Since we have never eaten here before, we decided to check it out. I got the Orange chicken managers special and he got the hot and spicy. There wasn't much chicken in mine and his was just spice and no flavor. It was okay but not worth the 19.54$ total. Should've went to subway :/
(2)Karen W.
Fast food, Japanese style. Kyoto Bowl serves up teriyaki dishes, curries, and stir fried items over rice. Service is fast and cheerful. The dishes have decent portion sizes, with decent flavor. I can get full from a regular sized bowl, but for those that want bigger portions they do offer large bowls too. The decor is a little dated, and it always seems dead when I've gotten food from here. In fact, when chatting with the barista at the nearby Dutch Bros, when I mentioned I just came from Kyoto Bowl, the nicest thing she could say about it was "Oh, it's so quiet there, isn't it!?"
(3)M C.
Don't order the vegetarian bowl. It Didn't taste good. Maybe I should've tried the teriyaki dish which others have been giving good reviews.
(1)J. H. A.
Good food. Ate there today and I like that the dishes are not overly sauced yet sauced enough for you to enjoy the taste of the meats and the sauce. It's a bit pricey for the portion you receive. I would frequent it more should the prices be a bit more reasonable say about a buck less for teriyaki chicken. Should you go for the combo with the drink, two entrees will run over $16.00. Don't get me wrong the portion is a pretty good and it is cooked right when you place your order. It is just that you can get more for less elsewhere -- though some cheaper establishments are not nearly as tasty.
(4)Paul M.
Same Kyoto bowl, in fact it was a time warp going in. I had not been to one in years, looks the same, but well worn. Food is still good, but a bit pricey for what you get.
(3)Janaye B.
First time ever eating here and it was delish. I tried the chicken fried rice bowl combo , which comes with a egg roll and drink. It is a little on the expensive side but not too bad . The food is worth it . The establishment from what I seen of it was clean. The employee was a little gloomy though. But over all experience was great
(4)Mil A.
I really like this place and don't understand why it's empty most of the time. The food is always served piping hot and quite yummy. Sadly, all items are a dollar too much in my opinion (coming from Los Angeles). I'd go here much more often if it was more affordable. The toppings might be a tad skimpy for an average American... (eg. not enough meat), although I manage to eat proportionally.
(4)Shelby H.
Cashier was rude, I had to ask for my fortune cookie (if you knew me, you'd understand I'm huge on fortune cookies, it's a big deal for me), foods not that good, foods not that good, the carrots tasted and smelled like a cow farm, if that makes sense (New Englanders will understand), I will give them the positive feedback on the environment being cute. My chicken however was too chewy.
(2)Chelsea M.
This place is good for what it is... A cheap, mock Asian food place. Don't come here expecting gourmet or authentic food. Sometimes it's the cheap overly Americanized stuff that's the best. The chicken teryiaki bowl is great. The sauce is sweet and they really put a lot of it, I just wish they would put more chicken and veggies.
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