Teriyaki restaurant salad dressing

This teriyaki salad dressing is just like the delicious creamy Asian dressing served on iceberg salads in Teriyaki restaurants in WA state.

Ken T on Instagram: "I figured out how to make the secret teriyaki salad dressing from your favorite teriyaki spot! It’s SO easy to make, and you probably already have all the ingredients at home already! Full recipe and measurements on my blog: https://feedthepudge.com/teriyaki-salad-dressing/ #teriyaki #teriyakisalad #saladdressing"

If you’ve ever been to a teriyaki restaurant in the Pacific Northwest, then you’ve had this lightly sweet and creamy salad dressing. It’s easy to make this 3-ingredient dressing at home.

This China Coast salad dressing is a replica of the delicious dressing that comes on the side salad of your favorite teriyaki plate.

It's no secret that I am a complete sucker for teriyaki and yakisoba. I am on a quest to test out every teriyaki joint in my city. I think I finally figured out a good approximation of the creamy, mayo-ey salad dressing comes on the fresh green salads that you get with a bento box at teriyaki restaurants. I crave that taste sometimes - the crispy-fresh, cold, crunchy lettuce with a delightful dressing accenting the top. YUM. In restaurants, the dressing ranges from white to off-white, to…

In the Pacific Northwest our teriyaki restaurants serve their meals with a side salad and fabulous creamy dressing. I wasn't able to determine what the dressing was called but wanted to be able to make it home. After finding no recipes online I invented this recipe in my attempt to recreate it. My family thinks it's spot on and I agree!

There is a sushi restaurant I frequent that serves a creamy white salad dressing with their salads that I just love. It’s sweet, savory, and slightly tangy, and has a definite sesame flavor …

Juxtaposed with hot steamed rice and a salty, crisp, chewy protein covered in sweet and aromatic teriyaki sauce: The salad provides a necessary flavor, texture, and temperature contrast. (Iceberg lettuce deserves more credit, pals!) Sadly, because the dressing is based in mayo, we have yet to come b

Sure, the main dish is the focal point of the plate, but sometimes the side dishes can be the main attraction. Case and point is Seattle Teriyaki Restaurant

For a fast and easy Japanese dressing recipe tasting super similar to those found in top-notch Japanese restaurants ~ This one's for you! Yields: (1-1/2 cups) Prep: 5 Mins. INGREDIENTS: 1/2 cup finely chopped sweet white onion 1/2 cup canola oil 2 tablespoons water 2 teaspoons ground ginger (or 2 tablespoons freshly grated) 2 tablespoons minced celery 3 tablespoons ketchup 1/4 cup low-sodium soy sauce 2 tablespoons honey 2 teaspoons freshly squeezed lemon juice 1/2 teaspoon granulated garlic…