Definition of teriyaki
: a Japanese dish of meat or fish that is grilled or broiled after being soaked in a seasoned soy sauce marinade
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Full of sappy watermelon flavors, try this style with sweeter foods, like glazed ham or salmon teriyaki.
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Japanese Friendship Garden About this time, a teriyaki rice bowl is just what a body needs and the Tea Pavilion at the Japanese Friendship Garden serves this (and more), made with a choice of either veg and tofu, chicken, beef or salmon.
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Hearty plates include beef tenderloin served on sizzling rocks and chicken teriyaki on a clay plate with wild mushrooms, crispy Brussels sprouts, asparagus and rice.
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Protein bowls The most popular menu item is the teriyaki chicken protein bowl ($10), but don’t overlook the quasi-spicy, not-quite-as-sweet Korean steak bowl.
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Grab a slice of teriyaki pizza, a fried chicken calzone or honey mustard wings at The Place, a classic everything-you-need-in-a-pizza-joint pizza joint.
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Chicken teriyaki with sticky rice, pizza, and sushi, but from Brazil.
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Great combo of bitter teriyaki sauce and sweet pineapple.
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The result is Mark's Place, which serves heaping plates of high-quality Hawaiian faves such as chicken katsu, teriyaki beef, and chicken and beef stew.
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Origin and Etymology of teriyaki
Japanese, from teri glaze + yaki broiling
TERIYAKI Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of teriyaki for English Language Learners
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: a sauce used in some Asian cooking
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: a dish that is flavored with teriyaki
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