Never eat ramen, it's the worst ramen I've ever eaten. It's disgusting ramen. Even if I give you $100, I won't eat it. By the way, I am Asian.

Possibly the worst Teriyaki Chicken I have ever tasted. Cold and undercooked and smelly. Had to throw away in the nearby “compost” bin.

The chicken teriyaki bowl wasn’t bad at all. About $16 with tax. I would ask for it without the peas and corn since they taste like they came out of a can. The chicken and rice reminded me of the taste of flame broiler.

Delicious meaty flavorful Udon very reasonably priced and quick service. A memorable airport meal

Oh the comfort of hot ramen on a cold evening at the airport. Real food, comfort food, and so delicious 😋 😍

$20.70 for a chicken teriyaki bowl and monster energy drink not bad for airport prices hahaha the meal itself was filling and the service was quick and fast

Horrible food - avoid at all costs! We had ramen and chicken terriyaki, both were bland, tasteless and looked awful, chicken especially - it was a few large pieces of dry, overcooked chicken, with some basic veggies from a frozen pack, and a squirt of sauce. Disgusting. I was so excited when ordering food but the mood quickly changed when I saw and tasted it. The only place it belongs is a garbage bin.

I never expected to have ramen at the airport food court! I love this place; the ramen is hot and tastes delicious. The spicy chicken rice is also good in terms of both price and portion.

Sankaku turned out to be the worst food I've ever eaten at the airport. I got the beef curry, but it wasn't beef. It was just poor-quality meat with a lot of fat. I would call it "meat fat curry." It was almost enough to make me puke. The curry sauce was also terrible. If you're charging $18 for a meal, you should give people some quality. For $5, I can get a fast food burger that I know will be good. But after eating this "beef curry," I feel sick. Maybe the other food at Sankaku is good, but I wouldn't recommend the beef curry.

The food was not bad at all considering it was at the airport! I ordered the tempura udon and came with heaps of seaweed and green onion which I liked.

It’s a bit disappointing. Walked around the San Francisco airport working up an appetite and finally decided on the bento box. A strange sort of bento, with no soup, gyoza, or tempura. Included two proteins: boiled, bland, oldish chicken with canned Teriyaki sauce and dry, fishy salmon. The only thing edible were the 3 pieces of California roll and the diet coke. For airport prices I would hope the food would at least rise to the level of being mediocre or average. Instead it held the distinction of being literally the worst “teriyaki” I’ve ever had. I ended up throwing most of it away and going somewhere else. And the second time, checked the reviews. Avoid.

I had the spicy tuna roll and the dragon roll. I decided to pass on the nigiri. I thought the dragon roll was good but the spicy tuna wasn't spicy at all. However, all the textures were there. I'd go again if I was craving sushi at the airport.

Salmon bowl’s protein portion is quite big for me with acceptable price. Rice is also soft and sticky.

By far the worst meal I’ve ever had. A block of raw tofu with microwaved peas and corn and rice, with Wal Mart teriyaki sauce. The Burger King I had during the same layover at SFO was Michelin star restaurant good in comparison. I chuckled a bit when I opened the lid on my bowl because by the looks of it I knew it would be horrible. I’ll be telling stories to my grandkids about what I expect will be the most uninspired meal meal of my life.

We ordered teriyaki chicken. We all think the teriyaki sauce is too much, and too sweet. My daughter's refused to have the rice because of the sauce. My personal recommendation would be, only put the teriyaki chicken and rice separately, not in a bowl, but a bento box.

Disappointing airport Japanese food, given the price for the teriyaki tofu bowl that included “vegetables” freshly unfrozen from the grocery store. My partners ramen was lacking much broth.

I had the tempura soba noodles and the rainbow roll. Authentic Japanese. The sushi rolls don’t look pleasing but seems prepared well. Great airport food value!

Buyer be aware. Lady at front added 2 more plates to the receipt. When we questioned ourselves in front of her so strange 100 dollars for 3 plates and a few other small items (each plate was about 14 bucks), she remained silent. This went on for a few more seconds we repeated to ourselves and eventually I told my wife let’s ask for a receipt. The moment we told her give me a receipt she spoke up and said she had heard 5. This whole time we had said why 100 for 3 various times in front of her she stayed silent. The moment we asked for receipt she said she charged us for 5. She later turned around spoke to someone in their language and laughed. I am not surprised they rob clients due to no one looking or thinking due to rush of airports. If I would not have asked for my receipt she would taken an extra like 30 bucks.

This place is great for air travelers. They offer chicken, beef, tofu and veggie plate options depending on what you like. The bowls are a good size and fresh. You would pay the same amount for a burger combo next door at Burger King. I recommend the teriyaki chicken or the curry chicken and rice. Both hit the spot.