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  • Based out of Southern California, Flame Broiler is one the few chains that are consistent from restaurant to restaurant. Located just off of Rainbow and east of the 95 freeway in between Starbucks and Dollar Loan Center, it's very easy to get to. The menu is very simple. You got your choice of chicken or beef teriyaki with brown or white rice. You can also get veggies with it and there are three sizes (mini bowl, regular bowl, and plate). I usually get the Chicken Plate ($7.90) with brown rice. You get all white meat marinated chicken cut into pieces and grilled. It is served on top of the brown rice I chose (for no extra charge) and you have the option of having chopped green onion sprinkled on top. Comes with a cabbage salad and half of a sliced orange. The difference between this plate and a works plate is that the works plate is half chicken/beef and you get veggies with it. All entrees do not come with any sauce because they leave it up to you so you can put what kind of sauce (whether its the "magic' sauce which is teriyaki, hot sauce, or the green sauce which is basically jalapeno flavored hot sauce) and how much. For dine in I just put my plate under the sauce dispenser and pump away. For you take out peeps, you can either put your sauce on before and put the cover back on or just get the sauces in the little to go cups they provide. If you refer to my tip, you can ask for bigger cups instead of using those dinky ones. Service is pretty good. You order at the counter and they cook your food from scratch and then call your name and order so you can come pick it up from where you ordered. For now business hours are monday thru friday 10:30 am to 7 pm. Saturday 11 am to 6 pm. Closed sundays. They will stay open longer once word gets around and they start getting more business. In closing, I would rather go to this teriyaki chain than those other two (Teriyaki Madness and Samurai Sam's) because the quality, taste, and prices are way better. Here's to hoping that they open more locations through out the greater Las Vegas and Henderson area. Cant forget about my peeps in Hendertucky! If you are ever in the Seattle area, go check out my favorite teriyaki place of all time, Toshio's Teriyaki off of Rainier Ave just off the I-90 freeway. Yelp 2015 Review #67 565 overall
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