Teriyaki Madness launches mobile app

Teriyaki Madness, based out of Denver, has released a mobile app, available for download nationwide on iTunes or Google Play, according to a company press release. 

Teriyaki Madness CEO Michael Haith said he saw the need for a mobile app that allowed customers to order ahead with their mobile devices for in-store pickup, as well as delivery in applicable markets. 

"We're on a constant quest to keep our guests happy and satisfied," Haith said in the release. "Now, they can get their favorite hot, fresh bowls or plates for themselves or a group by ordering ahead and going to a designated pick-up area to skip the lines."

The app, according to the release, saves users' favorite orders and credit card information to make reordering easy. For downloading the app, guests receive a coupon to receive a free regular-size bowl with the purchase of another regular-size bowl and two fountain drinks.

Teriyaki Madness has 45 locations.