I really looked forward to trying these, thought for sure they had to be good because they were always out of stock. Then I managed to snag a bag and ended up wishing I hadn't. The only thing I liked was the sauce. It had great flavor. But I could not eat the chicken. It was very fatty and had a rubber-like texture. I tried making it the first time in the oven and a second time in the air fryer. Either way it was too gross when biting into it. That texture turns my stomach. I didn't want to waste the bag, because it is pricey, so I gave it to my friend for her and her kids. Turns out I am not the only one that could not eat these. Eventually the rest were thrown out. Was a pricey waste of money. Now if Tyson would put out a jar of that sauce, I would buy that. The only reason it got 2 stars from me.

Very surprised based on the ratings. Not what I expected. Tyson usually has good chicken however we did not like this at all. The chicken wasn't really fillets - it was mostly chunks. It was extremely fatty. Taste was odd as well. Not a normal teriyaki flavor. More of a smoky bbq flavor. Disappointed.

This product really isn't what I expected, particularly from Tyson. I was expecting lean marinated chicken, and what I got was very different. The two that I've had so far were among the worst quality chicken I've seen in a Tyson package...I don't know what cuts they use, but it was akin to the quality you'd see in a middle-of-the-road chinese restaurant. About the greasiest chicken I've had, I had to cut chunks of fat and skin out before eating. The sauce is tasty, but the fillets are absolutely caked with the stuff, so much that I had to dab the cooked sections with a paper towel before eating them. I have always liked Tyson products in the past, but they let me down with this one.

I was so excited when I found these after several years. We used to eat these everyday at work a few years back. They are not the same as they were in 2009 or so. Don't remember when we stopped being able to find them but it's been a long time. When I opened the bag I pulled out a chunk and I pulled out a big piece and it's just a big glob of chicken pieces Frozen together. I'm not sure what to do with it. And it's also very fatty, it's just kind of gross. 16 bucks wasted.

I remember trying these a couple of years ago, only for them to go away until very recently. They’re as good as I remember, and taste great when made in the microwave, or the air fryer. Very convenient for a quick protein source. Bought 3 bags, will continue to buy more as long as they stay.

I have been buying Tyson Sweet Teriyaki Chicken Fillets for over a year. They were tasty and tender and I used them with vegetables as entree when we had company. However the batch that I bought a month ago were different. They were smaller pieces, all burnt,dried and tough. Unfortunately I bought 3 bags from the same box. The two bags I opened went to the dog (only one who would eat). I have a feeling that the 3rd bag is going to be burnt, dried and tough. Have no idea what happened. The quality has to be improved before I will buy again!!

I got a sams membership just to try this chicken. I'm glad I did because the chicken tastes great. I sprayed some pam butter flavored cooking spray on the chicken. Then I put a few pieces in my airfryer for 15 minutes. I let the chicken burn a little. It tasted so good. It has a homemade taste. I made a sandwich with mayo an it tasted great. I made chicken and rice an didn't use any extra sauce. I did notice they aren't as good in the microwave. I liked these better than that chinese fast food place. These are alot cheaper.

Got this when it was 2$ or so off and I am not planning to get it again. This is a thigh fillet but LOADED with fat and has a rough chicken odor that wasn't covered by the light teriyaki sauce. I think they need to cook these better so that the fat comes off while adding more teriyaki flavor. This is what I think happens based on what I'm tasting: the chicken gets filleted and then blanched in hot water (mine don't have grill marks) and smothered in this sauce and frozen. It needs to be grilled for the fat to come off while adding teriyaki sauce periodically. To me the chicken odor overpowers it all and every way I've tried to cook this has come out poor. I.e. there is no way to air fry/grill or do anything to really improve it unless you want to remove the sauce and cook because the teriyaki is sweet and will burn if cooked. I'm glad some people like it, it's edible but I'm struggling to eat it all and this is turning me off from Tyson foods altogether.

I purchased the Tyson Sweet Teriyaki Chicken Fillets on Friday 10-27-23 and had them for dinner that night. I warmed them in the oven at 350 for 20 minutes. They were very juicy and full of flavor. I didn't find them too salty or that they were not of good quality.

I have wanted to try this for a while because everyone raves about it but it’s always been unavailable. Went shopping this past weekend and they had it so I grabbed a bag. I didn’t know what to expect for frozen cooked chicken. I was afraid of the texture the flavor. But I still wanted to try it. I had a piece today cut up over some white rice and added more teriyaki sauce to bring it all together. Like a chicken teriyaki bowl. It’s so good. The meat has good flavor, not overpowering with the sauce, the texture is nice. I really enjoyed my dinner. Next time I’m going to add veggies to my bowl. But if your thinking about this just get it. Maybe get 2 bags. Wish I did because now it’s sold out at my club location.