A Jack Classic is Back: Teriyaki Bowls Return to Jack in the Box® Restaurants

  
    
  
  
    
      There's no doubt that some things are best left in the past. Leisure 
      suits and leg warmers, anyone? But there are a few exceptions, like 
      the much-loved and missed Teriyaki Bowl from Jack in the Box® 
      restaurants, which today makes a triumphant return to menu boards in 
      most of the quick-serve chain's restaurants in the Western U.S.
    
    
      Introduced in 1993, Jack's original Teriyaki Bowl was a hit with many 
      guests. But due to changing tastes, it was removed from the menu in 2003 – 
      much to the chagrin of its fans.
    
    
      "We've had plenty of products come and go over the years, but few made 
      an impression like the Teriyaki Bowl," said Teka O'Rourke, director of 
      menu marketing and promotions. "We've had lots of requests to bring it 
      back, so we did, and it tastes just as great as the original."
    
    
      Jack's new Teriyaki Bowls feature steamed white rice, broccoli florets 
      and carrots with a choice of either all-white-meat chicken or sirloin 
      steak topped with a tasty teriyaki sauce served in a sealed bowl that's 
      easy to pick up and transport while on the go.
    
    
      The Teriyaki Bowls are available for the suggested prices, excluding 
      tax, of $4.29 for chicken and $4.79 for sirloin steak at all 
      participating Jack in the Box restaurants. Price may vary by 
      market/restaurant.
    
    
      Jack in the Box Inc. (NYSE:JBX), based in San Diego, is a restaurant 
      company that operates and franchises Jack in the Box® 
      restaurants, one of the nation’s largest 
      hamburger chains, with more than 2,100 restaurants in 18 states. 
      Additionally, through a wholly owned subsidiary the company operates and 
      franchises Qdoba Mexican Grill®, a leader in 
      fast-casual dining, with more than 400 restaurants in 40 states. For 
      more information, visit www.jackinthebox.com.
    
    
      (Note to media: A high-resolution photo of the Teriyaki Bowls is 
      available at www.jackinthebox.com/pressroom.)