As bad as the Chron is, the Merc is copying it. The Chron Food Section tested teriyaki sauces just three weeks ago (and did a better job). That said, I disageed with their findings — I love Soy Veh! Link: http://www (32 replies, last updated by chowhoundX February 10, 2002)

Costco used to carry a teriyaki sauce that was extremely viscous and not too sweet — in other words, perfect for grilled salmon. However, I can’t seem to find it anymore and the Costco people haven’t been able to... (12 replies, last updated by Bakersfield Hound January 6, 2009)

Hi. I’m a Seattlite marooned in Texas for another 6 months craving chicken teriyaki, a ubiquitous fast food in Seattle hard to come by here. I think the key is in the teriyaki sauce. Does anyone have a favorite... (8 replies, last updated by horseshoe December 2, 2008)

I’ve been looking for a good teriyaki sauce recipe for what seems like ages. I hate to admit it, but I love the teriyaki sauce that I get from the local cheap japanese bento box places in LA. I’ve never found a... (13 replies, last updated by jeanmarieok October 10, 2007)

Not sure how many of you all have been to Seattle, but on just about every corner we have either a thai or teriyaki shop. I have tried store bought sauces but am in search of that viscous, somewhat sweet, thicker teriyaki sauce.... (2 replies, last updated by lunchbox January 16, 2007)

Here’s the best one that I’ve ever made. Teriyaki Sauce ½ cup soy sauce ¼ cup sesame oil ¼ cup rice vinegar ¼ cup sugar ( try brown sugar ) 1 TBS Hoisin sauce 1 tsp (or more) of grated fresh ginger 1 clove minced garlic... (4 replies, last updated by macca March 4, 2005)

Has anyone seen this on the shelves in Manhattan? It’s a new product from Kikkoman, comes in regular and miso flavors. (0 replies, last updated by Adeenabs July 18, 2007)

I’m looking for the best teriyaki sauce I can buy at a store or specialty mart. Just something to put over rice and chicken at home that tastes good and isn’t corn syrup goop. The question is what’s the best... (6 replies, last updated by Jaytizzle February 10, 2009)

Please can anyone suggest a good source of sauce? I love Kikkoman soy, but I find their teriyaki way too salty and in fact their sweet soy is closer to what I’m looking for. Waitrose own label teriyaki is slightly thick and... (18 replies, last updated by greedygirl May 12, 2008)

I always make my own marinades and sauces because it’s so much cheaper and better than the bottled stuff but the Oy Vay looked good and it was on sale so I got a bottle to try. I marinaded some tofu strips in the teriyaki... (8 replies, last updated by chowfish January 23, 2004)

I’m planning on making salmon teriyaki this weekend, I tried making a teriyaki sauce from scratch using a Ming Tsai recipe last year and it was disasterous, really bad (I’m not blaming Ming, I’m sure it was my... (11 replies, last updated by Niki July 31, 2005)

I used to buy the Grill Mates teriyaki sauce, it was somewhat thick and had a good taste. All of the McCormick sauces are discontinued. I am in Minnesota and can’t find a sauce that is thick, the ones I find are too thin.... (5 replies, last updated by hannaone October 6, 2007)

Darn, I feel like a fool. I spent years (and good money) buying bottles of prepared teriyaki and sukiyaki sauce, when all I needed to do was open my ancient copy of Shizuo Tsuji’s “Japanese Cooking: a Simple... (7 replies, last updated by hotandsour November 16, 2006)

I have yet to find a decent teriyaki in NYC. To be honest, I’m not looking that hard.I have ordered it on occasion and it’s always chicken that seems like it was boiled and then covered with mediocre teriyaki sauce. I... (4 replies, last updated by Marty Wiesner July 16, 2002)

Yogi’s Grill on Camelback & 16th st. It is a fast food chain place. Don’t know about the other locations but this one is clean and food is very decent. The teriyaki has a nice grill taste to it and not much sauce on... (15 replies, last updated by silverbear January 14, 2009)