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Catering review On time delivery for a size of over 100 guests. Food tastes good. I love the steak, so sweet and juicy and soft and meaty. I packed up a whole plate when there was leftover and my whole family enjoyed it. Their Tofu Spring Roll was also good and a child pleaser. I can see myself visiting their store some times.
Friends and I just got an amazing weekend takeout dinner at Asian Box. We were figuring out what to order, and this super generous ad popped up for 50% off up to $99! I wanted to get the big salmon box for $150 retail, but fortunately I was talked out of it. Instead, we went to town with 2 family boxes (1 of each kind) with many customizations/upgrades. Overall, I consider Asian Box "Asian lite" in the following 2 ways: (1) Their flavors and scents are far less pronounced/strong than those at an authentic Vietnamese restaurant, which is helpful if you're eating at work or with friends who don't like super strong flavors. It's still tasty, just dialed back. To be clear, they don't claim to be authentic, only Asian inspired, which they indisputably are. (2) Their food is lighter/healthier than at most restaurants, Asian or otherwise. Home cooking can be healthy, but restaurants tend to be reckless with oil. I highly appreciate that Asian Box is sparing with oil. On top of that, for $2 you can upgrade from rice to steamed veg (or stir-fried veg if you prefer). Don't get me wrong, I love rice. But sometimes I need to prioritize getting another serving of vegetables in. To avoid the dinner rush and bc my friend has kiddos, we ordered for pickup from 5-5:10. They were ready at 5:20, and they were super nice. The food was hot, except for salads which were cold, and everything tasted fresh. I especially give props for the shrimp spring rolls -- they tasted like they were JUST made, room temp instead of chilled, neither dry nor gummy. The shrimp was firm and fresh. All the vegetables in the rolls and in the boxes were fresh. The steamed vegetables were perfect, neither crunchy nor overcooked. Other than the spring rolls (with the exception of the dipping sauce, which IMO was too dialed-back and not fragrant), my favorite was the green curry. Again, while not as flavorful as you'd find in a Vietnamese restaurant, it's very tasty and clean, the veg well-cooked and the chicken tender. Were there disappointments? The caramelized eggs were *barely* caramelized -- they tasted like they'd been in the sauce for 5, maybe 10 min tops. They were honestly hard-boiled eggs with a tiny amount of color outside, and their centers were fully cooked, not translucent, so there wasn't even that tradeoff. In an Asian restaurant or home, these cook for an absolute bare minimum of 1 hr before they're served, and then the cook apologizes they haven't cooked for nearly long enough (everyone knows they're much better after several hours or half a day, or even the next day). Maybe there's food safety reasons not to do that, or maybe if we'd ordered for AFTER the dinner rush rather than before, the eggs would have cooked longer? Or maybe that's just how they do them here. The other disappointment with the food was their salmon. All the pieces of salmon tasted fishy. We still ate them bc they weren't spoiled and salmon is super healthy, but Vietnamese fish should NEVER be fishy! Vietnamese traditionally use a bunch of different herbs/pastes/curries to cook fish, which may include lemongrass, ginger, turmeric, garlic, chili, pepper, cilantro, basil, dill, mint, green onions, scallions, etc etc. Unless the fish is outright spoiled, no fishiness will survive that! Even if you dial back to a little ginger and lemongrass, it still wouldn't be fishy. So yes, I was very glad we ordered a variety instead of going full-bore on the 10-person salmon I'd originally wanted. :) There were 2 minor irregularities not related to food quality. First, our 2 family boxes should have come with 4 cookies each, for 8 total. But we only received 2 in each bag, for 4 total. OMG, their cookies were SO much better than I expected! Their texture is tender-crisp, and they're sweet without being bitingly sweet. I am sad for my mouth and happy for my waistline that we ended up having to share cookies, instead of everyone having their own (with one to spare or fight over!). :( :) The other issue, and I suspect this was a programming glitch, is that Asianbox.com applied sales tax BEFORE the 50% discount, as if we had used a gift card for half the order, instead of their site automatically adding this weekend's 50% discount. So for the period of the promotion, they're may be collecting 2x the tax they ought to be. Hopefully they'll fix that glitch before too long, and maybe tip out the overage to their staff. I feel their portions are healthy, enough for many adults without being too much. Extra protein is $5. I ate half of a: spring roll, entree, cookie. At one point they used compostable instead of plastic boxes. That would be cool for them to bring back. :) Overall, I'd give 4.5 stars, happily rounded up for today's generous discount. And I'd come back for more curry, spring rolls, and cookies! -- and maybe swap out the spring roll for a caramelized egg if I came after a meal rush instead of before.
This is a healthy alternative my bf and i would come to for some protein and vermicelli noodle boxes with veggies and good flavor. The girl helping us always has a good attitude. Would recommend to check out. They do have seating inside and patio is good during warm weather
You can't find anything for $10 nowadays, but this bowl of pho is $10. I went walking around before a comedy show and everything was so expensive and I found this!
I ordered the Vietnamese hot chicken. The plastic box is pretty small so portions are small. When I opened my bowl, the chicken was literally drenched in their hot sauce, which was all I tasted. Other flavors were non existent. And the amount of chicken they packed was less than ten tiny pieces. When I finished everything, I was still hungry. Overall, it was such a huge disappointment and not worth it.
Yummy curry, semi-overpriced but Asian Box usually is priced in the higher end. The taste was good, pretty standards and was okay even without meat or a ton of protein like their other boxes. It was my first time trying it, so wasn't too bad. I liked it and I usually eat their other boxes with meat before trying to go majority vegan and vegetarian, so I was satisfied (outside of price). Service Nice staff, though their register didn't work at all, new system I guess. I always come back to Asian Box, nice they had a location in MTV I didn't know about prior!
I love Asian box because of all the customizations that work with all kinds of dietary restrictions and the flavors are delicious! We got: Salmon bowl Chicken Curry Taro Boba Jasmine Boba I usually get the chicken box with tamarind sauce on the side as my go to but I tried the salmon this time and it was REALLY good!! Well cooked and sauce on the side because honestly it didn't even need the sauce!! The chicken curry was also delicious - the sauce is great! I just wish there were more veggies in it so maybe next time I can customize and add that. The steamed carrots were a bit bland but the rest of the dish was great. Also did you know they have boba now?? My one drawback is that you can't adjust the sweetness. Maybe that's why I thought it was so good - it was sweeter than my normal level! The boba balls were a good texture too!
Got some takeout and they have some great rice/noodle boxes. Loved the 4 box deal for a few lazy days of no cooking lunch. It came with 4 specialty boxes, 2 spring rolls and 4 cookies! A pretty good value! The portions were good and the meats were well cooked and flavorful! Lots of great variety in the specialty boxes but you can also build your own! A great option for a quick meal and some leftovers.
Takeout Order: 8/10 Surf Vietnam Box $18 - overall a pretty delicious and filling meal but still on the pricy side. Beef was tender and shrimp was cooked well. Meat to rice to veggies ratio was spot on! Added the sauce (tamarind?) and it was bit sour so I do not recommend adding lime on top. 8.5/10 Curry Chicken Box $15 - surprising better than surf vietnam box because of the curry sauce. Much more flavor and savory compared to the tamarind. Also comes with an egg and potatoes. Definitely wish it had more curry sauce tho. The red spicy sauce was ok but wasn't spicy.
asia box is a fast casual chain known for their asian fusion boxed meals. // ambiance // this location is located on castro street. they have indoor seating and there was no line when i visited. // service // someone took my order at the counter right away and my meal was ready for takeout in 5 minutes. // miss jones box $14.99 // i got the miss jones box. it's a really good portion size and comes with pork, noodles, boiled egg, and lots of vegetables and toppings. you can ask for additional sauces at no charge. i liked the sauce it came with as well as the peanut and yellow curry sauce. house lemonade is good with enough sweetness and a bit of tartness
This is a good fast casual Asian style restaurant if that is what you're looking for. Whether you're grabbing and going to a park or eating outside of the restaurant it is a quick option. I like how this menu is set up - you can build your own bowl or they have some favorite combos you can choose from. We tried the chicken curry bowl and the chefs salad. I would recommend the curry as it had more flavor and was very good. The salad, with chicken added, was a good portion and had lots of fresh tasting, healthy ingredients but didn't seem to have enough flavor to it. If you are going for the salad I would recommend adding some sort of sauce or dressing to make it more flavorful. I would come back here, wouldn't say it was the most authentic place around. Depends on what you're looking for.
Such a great refreshing place! I got the Miss Jones with a side of curry sauce. Omg I can't believe this plate is soooo fresh and clean! I loved how it was full of veggies and just so healthy. The sauce on the side was so addicting! I'm definitely gonna get a curry plate next time. My boyfriend got the Chicken Green Curry and he LOVED IT. He also got a side of red curry.. definitely a bit more spicy! Overall, our experience was great. The person who took our order was very nice, informative, and loved his vibe! We will definitely be trying out more plates from this place!
This place serves asian fusion rice/noodle dishes chipotle style. They do have some set signature boxes of which we had the Ox Box. "Double beef" was no joke- there was like a whole piece of steak chopped up in there. Flavoring was spot-on. I loved that it came with their version of a tea egg, "caramel egg". We also had a custom box with shrimp as the protein base and every single topping offered. All the flavors went well together. Order at the counter, food comes out pretty fast. read more
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Ordered in advance on the app and they looked behind on orders but there wasn't a lot of people waiting. I waited about 10 minutes and then got my food. I did ask for an extra bowl cause I was going to share it. I get home and low and behold, no extra bowl. I also asked for extra sauce and I had literally a dribble of sauce.... the food was dry. The rice was extremely overcooked. Horrible food. I had extra meat but doesn't look like there was extra meat... paid $22 plus tip for dry over cooked food. What a waste. No quality control at all. read more
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Andrea,…
8 years ago
Good spot for a quick but tasty lunch. We did a build your own box with a base of rice, the pork, all the add ins except the egg and jalapeños, and the tamarind vinaigrette. The portion size is rather generous for the price and all the ingredients when mixed made for a nice and fulfilling lunch. I would also recommend to get the Vietnamese coffee which has free refills - the first taste was good though sweet and the second fill we got was a bit too sweet. Either way it rounded off the meal well. There wasn't a line when we went and the staff was really nice. They have outside seating and inside - definitely outside is the way to go. Will be back if I'm in the area, hungry, and looking for something quickly and yummy. read more
9 years ago
I've been ordering from Asian Box in San Francisco for years! Unfortunately , they consistently mess up my orders. But I've moved down here and this location is consistently good at getting my order correct. The food is clean and healthy and I can order without guilt. I love making my own and ordering double protein. The sauces they have are tasty and not overbearing. It's on the pricey side exotic you order through DoorDash but when you want to do healthy delivery, you have to pay the price. read more
7 years ago
This place has ample indoor seating as well as a fairly quick service. Great economical Asian street food along with multiple vegetarian options. I usually tend to "create my own box" along with going for a choice of "Hot Box It" or "Asian Street Dust" while going for all toppings and that works pretty well :-) read more
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For those of you who are too overwhelmed by the insane amount of options to choose from, I would highly recommend the Chef's Salad Box with chicken! It's got savory, smoky marinated chicken, crispy fried shallots, fresh herbs, and a sprinkle of chopped peanuts all over a bed of Napa cabbage and noodles with a tangy soy vinaigrette. YUM. Definitely going back to check out what else they've got! read more
9 years ago
I love how hey combined the Asian food with the proteins you like, as well as all the toppings. I love eating here because you get to choose how you like your food assembled. I met jocey Vera !!! There and she was the most helpful person out of everyone there, she resolved my problem when my order was wrong. You get to make anything literally anything to your liking. I really enjoy how much portion to give you and makes it much more manageable we only have 30 min lunch time to eat the whole thing but nonetheless still amazingly good read more
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When people ask me what Asian Box is, I always refer to it as "Chipotle, but with Asian food". Haha. I love this place. I always come here for lunch. You get what you pay for. The quality of food here is just fresh and tasty. Always delicious. I usually order either the lemon grass chicken or coconut curry tofu. Both proteins are packed with flavor. Asian Box is one of my go-to lunch spots. It never disappoints! read more
Two words: ASIAN CHIPOTLE!!! The whole green, hippie movement is alive and well at Asian Box. If anything, loving Mother Earth and separating compost vs. recycle is pretty much their niche. Their stance is that their foods are made from scratch and all natural which should provide a healthier meal to their customers EXCEPT I don't want to eat healthyyy ugh! I am not a fan of Chipotle or any restaurant that sports a similar style. Don't get me wrong, I love being green and doing my part in helping the environment and humanity but when Asian Box's food starts tasting literally like a cardboard box, that's when I have a huge problem with restaurants like this. You enter Asian Box and you're in a communal atmosphere with simple, abstract designs and tables/chairs with a female cashier straight ahead and a huge menu sign hovering above her tiny head. It's totes simple- pick your carbo, basic protein, toppings, and sauces. Asian Box also offers (pricier) meal options of their special concoctions. I opted for the safest options: brown rice, beef (garlic and soy glazed, sounded good), all toppings, with tamarind vinaigrette and Miss Jones' Sriracha sauces. It was pretty cheap under $10 I believe. However, the box itself was at a lukewarm temperature. Sorry if I was expecting my food to be piping hot? The brown rice was okay but was tasteless in all honesty. The beef was the most flavorful component but it was so CHEWY and tough. Omg it was like trying to tear through a cotton ball with dull scissors (I've tried, it's like nearly impossible). The vegetables were fresh and crisp but I'm not a huge greens fan. Sauces were mediocre. The cashier informed me that the vinaigrette and Srirarcha were the most popular choices and I disagree. It was not memorable at all. So I am one of the few (or many?) who like my food to be cooked in a crazy, chaotic hellfire kitchen with chefs cursing and food flying everywhere. I like my foods to have flavor in it and not taste like it came from Mother Earth's dirt. Smack some oil and seasonings into that thang! read more
5 years ago
the NSFW named business to search for on Google is growing. Palo Alto's sibling in Mountain View is in soft opening mode. Happened to walk by as they were doing a limited run of food availability until the open in a week or so. My friend knows their menu by heart in that having a gluten allergy makes you gravitate towards businesses that cater to those issues. The menu is the same though they did not have my favorite beef jerky yet. So Igot a Vietnamese coffee with thoughts of returning for said beefy goodness. read more
My girlfriend recommended this place since she wanted a healthier option after our post workout and was glad she took me here since they make Asian marinaded proteins without the use of msg and heavy use of sodium and oils. Pros Garlic & Soy Glazed Beef: The garlic and soy marinade was delicious and I highly recommend it over the six spice blend chicken. They beef was cooked to medium temperature allowing for more natural juices but it could be easily cooked to your preference if you let them know. Service: As soon you walked in, you are greeted by the cheerful workers. They were friendly and fast throughout the ordering process and they checked up on my table to make sure we were satisfied with their food. Prices: Since they were generous with the amount of proteins served in each dish, prices were more than fair. It's one of the cheaper and filling lunch options in downtown Mt. View. Cons Sauces: I got the fish sauce and peanut sauce which both tasted bland and made no contribution to the overall box. I also thought an additonal 75 cents for a small container of peanut sauce wasn't worth it. read more
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Lucy,…
14 years ago
This second Asian Box location opened for real this week (this here is the first review posted for normal retail operation of the business), and I rather like it. Not familiar with the Palo Alto prototype, I tried a combo of items recommended by the employees (with "everything" in the garnish column). My brown-rice lunch box was fresh, flavorful, genuine, interesting, cost eight dollars, and was ample enough to satisfy a decent appetite that had missed breakfast and was having a late lunch. There are a dozen or so seats inside, space for outdoor seating in good weather, and clearly lots of take-out business -- the "boxes" assembled to order can be taken out or eaten in. (The place will likely get lots of reviews here, because being hip Asian-inspired quick food, it's the type of restaurant with a history of attracting Yelp comments -- based on such statistics as local ramen houses getting 1000 reviews while something as US-conventional as a neighborhood pizzeria gets just 20 reviews in the same interval -- those are actual numbers.) read more
Decided to give Asian Box a second try. I realized my first time, I got the a premade box that came with extra fish sauce. This place reminds me of an Asian Chipotle. You get to choose your ingredients and its fresh. Decided to stay away from the premade and go with my own concoction for my box. I got the rice noodles with chicken, jalapeno, nuts, sprouts and asian street dust. It was good but they skimped on the chicken and asian street dust. The asian dust is tasty but not enough to cover the whole dish with flavor. This place is good for quick meals when you are in a hurry. read more
11 years ago
I wish there was an Asian Box down in the South Bay... you know, like San Jose or Campbell. Punny name, great lunch spot. I'm rarely in Mountain View, but I was there for a quick lunch last month and really enjoyed it. It's quick and tasty; upon ordering it took about 10 minutes for food to come out. Let's be honest, it took longer to find parking... I ordered HALF SALAD/HALF CHILLED NOODLES, lemongrass marinated PORK, steamed VEGETABLES, all of the toppers (although the caramel egg didn't come with it), FISH SAUCE + their SRIRACHA. SOOOOOO good. I would definitely do this combination again. must try. read more
9 years ago
Not sure what's up with AsianBox at this location. I have been here once and today is the second time. I ordered the tofu box and my boyfriend got the catfish box. When we ordered, it seems the worker was not happy to cook fish, which is definitely reflected in the box. The fish was undercooked like some parts were still raw. There was bone in the fish. Very disappointing. My boyfriend let me try a piece of the fish. When we both got home, we had stomach problems. The box I had was drenched in water. I have been to AsianBox in Burlingame many many times. It's my favorite. The worker is horrible :( if you don't wanna cook fish, just tell us fish is not available. Please don't feed customers with uncooked fish! read more
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Chuck I.
Ervi,…
13 years ago
Ah, I hate to give one of my favorite places a two star review. However, the quality control has been awful the past month! I've had chicken bones in my boxes, cold and hard vegetables, and super fatty steak. It seems like they are getting overconfident and not concerned about quality. The portions have also shrunk in size, and everything is not seasoned well. I hope Asian Box returns to it's former glory! read more
Anybody whose my friend on yelp knows I come here way to often not to add another star to my review! While I still don't like that basically the only meat I can get in well-done beef. I love that they are basically the safest option for me in the Bay Area. 100% gluten free and for this celiac that's perfect and then they are almost 100% dairy free except for the iced coffee. Having a severe dairy allergy this is just perfect! So basically I get to order anything off the menu I want without worry! I've tried all the sauces now except the no oil fish sauce and enjoy them all. I usually get 2-3 of them each time I get a box since I just can never decide on just one! I always though get the asian street dust and then 99% of the time I get the siracha. All their sauces are made in house which is awesome! The peanut sauce is super yummy and does not make your box taste just like peanuts. I was worried about this at first since peanuts are so strong, but they make this sauce perfectly. Definitely one to try even if it is .75 cents extra. It's a bummer that this is in a relatively hard to get to location. I have come here on a weekday night not able to find parking at all! read more
11 years ago
One of the best gluten-free options in Mountain View. Lunch without the guilt. I love that my team at work can order here without feeling like we are comprising for a gluten free meal. Doesn't matter what you order, food is always fresh and flavorful. I love the shrimp but every option is great. I'm excited to make Asian box a lunch staple. read more
My co-workers were raving about this place, saying it was fresh, gluten free blah blah blah so I went and checked it out with them one day for lunch. Let me just say, for what they serve I can easily make at home and would not spend $10 dollars here for brown rice, some meat and beansprouts!! I'm not saying it's the worst place ever or place to go to, I'm just saying if you're into this go but I really can't see myself spending my money here when there are other great options on Castro. This is just a healthier version of a Teriyaki bowl joint. read more
Among all the nice sit-down restaurants for tech barons, Asian Box fills a niche in Downtown Mountain View a simple grab-and-go desk lunch option for those not yet at the level of negotiating business over lunch at Xanh. Asian Box is basically an Asian, (relatively) healthy version of Chipotle. Even though the boxes look small, everything is crunchy and chewy, so the portion sizes turn out to be quite satisfying. The mix-and-match scheme makes it easy to customize your box to appease all levels of pickiness: 1. Carbs Half Asian vegetables and half brown rice is my favorite! The Asian vegetable salad is pretty much stir-fry veggies. It's nice that brown rice doesn't cost extra, and trust me, you need that half order of carbs. Once, I got only the Asian vegetables in an effort to be super healthy, but I got hungry shortly afterwards. 2. Protein Besides the shrimp (because I find the shrimp farming stories to be horrifying), I've tried all the meats and they are just alright. Despite the enticing descriptions (6 spice chicken, lemongrass marinated pork, garlic and soy glazed beef), I found everything to be rather mediocre. I much prefer the tofu, which is lightly fried to perfection and tossed in a coconut curry sauce that is delicious without being heavy as most sauces with coconut and curry usually are. 3. Toppings I always get all the free ones because why not. One of my favorites is the fried shallots, though they only give you a sprinkle and it easily gets lost in the box mixture. Beware that the raw jalapenos are quite spicy. I tried the caramelized egg once, but it was way too heavy on the fish sauce for my tastes. I knew it, that additional cost seemed fishy. 4. Sauce How your box tastes predominantly depends on what sauce you get, so choose carefully. I usually stick to the tamarind vinaigrette, which is a safe choice. I'm not a fan of sriracha (I know... shocking, huh?) because it tastes too premade. I had high hopes when I saw that Box makes all their sauces in house, but their sriracha still tastes too premade to me. Sigh. With my dislike for fish sauce and unwillingness to pay extra, that means back to tamarind vinaigrette. Which gets boring because after awhile all the boxes start to taste the same, even if I pay extra for the steak. I recommend getting sauce on the side if you get it to-go, so that your veggies stay fresh and crunchy. A no-frills box would come out to under $10, but it can easily add up if you get fancy stuff like steak, the egg, special sauces, and drinks. If your order surpasses $10, you should just go over to Xanh for the power take-out lunch where you can get a (big) box and stuff it with as much buffet food as you can fit. I love the Vietnamese iced coffee ($3)! My workplace should subsidize it since my productivity always increases 400% because the coffee is so strong and refreshing. I've also tried the tofu spring rolls, which were not bad. However they were approximately half the price of a box ($3.50), for less than half the amount of food. Service is generally good. It was nice being offered a free drink when the wait took longer than expected (one of those gigantic online orders for the office), but that only happened once. Be prepared to be yelled in your face plenty of times with highly energetic "Welcome to the Box" greetings and Box order numbers. It does bring a hip vibe, but it's just weird when the person behind the counter is taking your order and she peaks around behind you to shout "Welcome to the Box!" to anyone who enters the store. They also hit another one of my pet peeves during one of my visits, when they continued to chat while I was standing at the counter waiting for someone to take my order. Service pet peeves aside, I like Asian Box: it's one of the few places that's healthy and doesn't give me food coma. Plus, the Vietnamese iced coffee gives me superpowers every time. The productive power lunch is perfect for all the workaholics in the South Bay, especially those who aspire to be tech barons making business deals over lunch at Xanh. Conclusion: happiest desk lunch ever. read more
12 years ago
Obsessed! I am in downtown MV quite often and I can't believe that I overlooked this place. To sum with place up, it is basically a "Chipotle" for healthy/local/sustainable Asian food. And what I mean by that is that you order in "Steps." First you pick your base (brown rice, jasmine rice, veggie salad, noodle), then you pick your meat or veggie option (chicken, shrimp, tofu, etc.), and then you finish your box with toppings and sauce. I ordered the brown rice with tofu, crispy shallots, caramel egg, and peanut sauce. OMG i died! It was delicious. The shallots, caramel egg, and sauce make the dish. I also ordered the glass noodles with I loved! They were so unique and tasty. The portion of the glass noodles is small and the noodles are cold, so I would definitely recommend this for anyone looking for a light snack on a hot day. For any meal, don't forgot to wash it down with their Vietnamese Ice Coffee or Iced Tea. Both were so good! Overall, great meal and great service. read more
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Stopped by here on a saturday night for dinner. Compared to the rest of Downtown Mountain View, Asian Box was fairly empty. Ordering the food was very simple and the staff was very helpful. Our food came very quick since there was virtually no line. I ordered the: Brown rice Beef, garlic and soy glazed All toppings, no jalapeños Tamarind vinaigrette Steamed vegetables The food overall was okay for me. I enjoyed the pickled vegetables the most but the beef was probably my least favorite. I would think that the protein should usually be the highlight of the meal but my beef was pretty dry and dense. A couple of the pieces were tender, but the majority was just tough to chew. The tamarind vinaigrette was a bit sweet and actually quite flavorful. read more
I burst into Asian Box around 5pm on a Friday, famished from not having eaten much for breakfast and lunch. I asked the server for recommendations and she mentioned the custom options but I was far too hangry to make so many decisions, and opted for the Miss Jones box with pork and chilled vermicelli noodles. The food came out within 10 minutes. I sat inside facing the front window and gobbled it down. The pork was tender and the vegetables combined well with the tangy sauce. The portion was generous, and I had a bit of leftovers. Nice to know that this is a fast, fairly healthy option on Castro. I am intrigued and am eager to come again to try the other combinations! read more
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Mountain View, CA 94041
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