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    Bento House

    3.6 (9 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:30 pm
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    Teriyaki bento
    Kaylin P.

    Most bentos were $19. Food was quite below average. Miso soup and chicken were on the more bland side. I was expecting a savory crab Rangoon but their rangoons are like dessert. The filling is similar to cinnamon roll icing. I wasn't a fan of this. Portion size here was small for $19. Typically a meal at another teriyaki place would be 2 servings worth for me, so I was surprised when I finished this plate in one sitting.

    Seating is good, they have rly calm music and the people working were really nice. I got the Mongolian beef box which was great. I wish there was a bit more beef but overall good taste and texture. Gyoza was great to!

    Chicken teriyaki and orange chicken bento box

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