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Komeya No Bento

4.4 (772 reviews)
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Duck Breast (DD)
Kevin A.

Planned to meet some friends from out of town last week and couldn't have made a better decision picking up food from here. They make it easy because we were able to place an order online for pickup a couple hours before they opened for when we planned to meet around 12:30pm. Wifey was able to jump out real quick while I double parked to grab the order. Place was super busy with a bunch of delivery drivers picking up orders. Ended up picking up the Salmon in Truffle Soy Ikura Obento and Duck Breast Obento. The salmon Obento was delicious! Definitely didn't disappoint. The duck breast was good but not great. Next time we go, I'd probably just order one of the other salmon obentos. Overall a great choice to pickup and enjoy in the newer parks in the Presidio with some of the amazing weather we lucked out with last week.

Marisa G.

Very fresh tasting salmon and sides. Was a little disappointed that there was so much rice and not more sides. The tomatoes were very flavorful. I decided not to order online and came at 5:30 for a walk-in unfortunately they were sold out of the salmon, but I got the other salmon box and it was pretty good.

Salmon in Truffle Soy (DD)
Arwen L.

We came right when it opened and good thing we did because there was a long line forming outside. We ordered at the kiosk, but it did take us a while because we didn't know where a physical menu was. But I had a good idea of the menu because it was so popular online. We ordered the salmon truffle oil bento, and also the strawberry Matcha latte. The drink came out first and it was so delicious. I would say it's one of the best Matcha I've ever had. The Matcha was very creamy. It was a really good and strong flavor. You definitely need to mix the drink first before you taste it. It didn't say how long the bento would take, but they said it usually takes about 20 minutes for them to make the bento. But the bento came with one corn rib, some cherry tomatoes, bean, sprouts, wasabi salmon, rice, potato salad, some pickled cucumbers, and then your main protein. I must say it was a very good bento. It was quite expensive, but I do want to try their duck next time. There is no seating inside. It's more of a waiting room for you to get your order. I'm not sure where most people eat, but I took it down near the boardwalk so it's a great place to just order and bring your food to somewhere else.

salmon
Hadleigh P.

Make sure you get there at least 30 minutes before open because of the lines and items selling out. Their matcha is so good and while the bento box may look a bit plain, the flavor is definitely there. Suuuuch a good spot but definitely pricey. There is very limited seating and food/drinks take a bit to come out (but the drinks come up before the food). We ended up walking to a park nearby to be able to sit and eat given how crowded it was in the amount of traffic and limited seating/eating space but a lot of places are like that in the city

Matcha Latte
Karina S.

This spot has been on my list forever, but I hadn't realized that you could order in advance! I placed an order the evening before to pick up near opening time, and I got a text saying my food/drink was ready exactly at the pickup time! The store was pretty small and crowded so it was really nice to be able to be in and out quickly through the online order. There wasn't any seating so we took our food to the nearby Marina Green. I ordered the Salmon in Truffle Soy Obento and Matcha Latte (regular whole milk, zero sugar). For all the hype this place gets, the matcha didn't really blow me away, not sure if I agree that this is the best in the city. I did love the bento box however, pretty generous portions that left me quite full, and the various sides of potato salad, veggies, and sweet potato were really fun. Loved the salmon, but am not the largest fan of truffle flavor in general so may try a different dish next time (chicken chashu bento, salmon ochazuke, salmon flake bento). Interested to try their hojicha drink too.

Veronica S.

Perfect place to grab some drinks and food for a picnic. We placed an online order and timed it so that it would be ready when we got there. It wasn't until I got there that I wanted to order matcha powder. I noticed that it was cheaper to place the order online than to buy in store. Just fyi. The matcha was so freaking delicious as well as the bento box. It was the perfect combo for a warm and sunny SF afternoon. Don't expect to be able to enjoy your matcha in the cafe. It's mainly for people waiting for their order to be ready, but there are definitely walkable places to go to. I can't wait to come back to try a diff matcha combo next time!

Duck Ochazuke (DD)
Izzie L.

3.5 stars. Tried their Matcha Latte with Cheese Foam [4/5] and their Duck Ochazuke [6/5 - would highly recommend!]. The matcha latte is pretty good, though I think some other places in the city have better matcha. The duck ochazuke was HEAVENLY and I devoured the entire meal within minutes! The slices of duck are super tender and the broth + rice combo is sooo good. My nitpicks revolve solely around the logistics. I felt so bad asking for an order update from the workers who were already piled up to their elbows in drink orders. Below is a long elaboration of things that could be improved. - The establishment is really small. I went on a Tuesday for lunch time (around 12:30pm) and the place was packed entirely full with a 10-person line at the ordering kiosk and at least 30 people trying to pick up online/delivery orders. - My online order was 20 minutes late (scheduled an hour in advance) and was never updated properly; I had to manually check each order as it was placed on the table. - I wish they had done a better job of announcing orders when they were done, especially going back to announce orders that were just left sitting on the counter for 30+ minutes. There was a group of girls that waited outside for 45 minutes just to realize their drinks had been ready for ages and left on the counter without an announcement. - It might be really beneficial to install a TV screen with order numbers & their status. tldr; The drinks are okay. The food is AMAZING. The service is friendly but logistics need massive improvement during peak hours.

Iced matcha lattes (one on the right has mochi)
Hailley O.

On our day in SF, I knew I wanted to start it off with matcha, and Komeya No Bento was my first pick! I'd seen it all over social media so wanted to see what the hype was about. Since we knew it was going to be busy, we placed an online order ahead of time. I ordered the regular iced matcha latte with 75% sweetness and added the mochi topping. When we arrived, our order was ready to go, and omg when I tried it, one of the best matcha lattes I've had! It was the right amount of sweetness with a strong matcha flavor. The mochi topping was another highlight, it was soft, chewy, and such a unique addition that made the drink even more enjoyable. Overall, I can definitely see why this place is quite popular. The matcha lived up to the hype, and I would come back the next time I'm in SF. The prices were also reasonable for the quality you're getting too.

Linda H.

I've been wanting to try this place for soooo long. So many people have told me to try it. The weird opening hours was always got me. Everytime I was in the neighborhood they were sadly closed. Finally ordered from them and the hype is real! I totally understand. The food and matcha is soooo goood! I went with the salmon in truffle soy bc this girl loves truffle and was so good. If it was all salmon and rice I would've been happy. I appreciated the sides. The Salmon Ikura Ochazuke was my absolute favorite. The broth was so flavorful and went with the flavored rice and everything else in that dish. Everything tastes so fresh and delicious. I also got the salted cheese foam matcha latte which yes is sooo good as well. Prob my top in the city along with Mariwu. Overall, it's pricey but def worth the treat!! Def would come again and again.

salmon in truffle soy ikura, iced matcha straight
Ashlee L.

I came on a Tuesday afternoon, and there was still a line out of the door! I think a lot of the wait in line was from people just scrolling through the kiosk though, so I'd recommend deciding what you're gonna get before getting to the kiosk. I finally got to try the salmon in truffle soy and it was SO delicious. The salmon was so smooth and I loved the truffle soy taste. The rice was also cooked so well, I liked how sticky it was. I got the box one with ikura, and I loved how that tasted too. The box also came with sides, and my favorites were the crispy sweet potato and grilled corn rib :p Will 100% be getting this again! As for the matcha, it was unfortunately underwhelming. I did get the iced matcha straight with no sugar, but the matcha powder was sooo grainy and clumpy at the bottom. It tasted like it wasn't mixed in well. Maybe I'll try one of the lattes next time with some sugar. A pretty small store, but a lot of people do just take out, so it wasn't too difficult to get a spot inside to eat. The workers all seem very sweet despite how chaotic the store could get.

Strawberry Fresh Milk with Matcha Foam (DD) and Matcha Latte with Salted Cheese Foam (DD)
Betty C.

The line forming right at opening on a Saturday should tell you everything you need to know about how people feel about this place -- and after trying it myself, I get it. My partner and I arrived right when they opened and there was already a solid queue, so come prepared for a little wait. Totally worth it though for the right drinks. We got the Strawberry Matcha and the Matcha Latte with Sea Salt Foam. The Strawberry Matcha was delicious and a great example of what they do really well -- the fruit matchas here shine and the strawberry flavor paired beautifully without overpowering the matcha. If fruity matcha drinks are your thing, this is your spot. The Matcha Latte with Sea Salt Foam was enjoyable but didn't quite hit the same way. The sea salt foam was a nice touch, but the matcha flavor itself was on the subtle side -- if you're someone who likes a bold, matcha-forward drink you might find yourself wanting more. Still good, just not the standout of the two. I'll definitely be back, but I'm taking my own advice and skipping the weekend rush next time. And next visit I'm adding a bento box to the order because it felt wrong to leave without trying the food.

Matcha Latte with Matcha Foam and Matcha Latte with Salted Cheese Foam
Elisa L.

Came on a Friday around 1 pm and there was quite a long line so we ordered online. We were quoted a 20 min wait but after more than 20 mins had passed, we had to check with the staff. The inside was so chaotic and cramped and it actually took more than 30 mins to get our drinks from ordering. Wait and chaos aside, the matcha was delicious and high quality. I really enjoyed my drinks but not sure if it's worth the wait. -Matcha latte with matcha foam (4.5/5): strong and very matcha forward, not bitter, 75% sweetness was perfect -Matcha latte with salted cheese foam (4/5): not overly cheesy or salty which I liked, the matcha flavor tasted less strong but still shined through, 75% sweetness was a good sweetness too

Salmon in Truffle Soy (DD)
Tiffany L.

I have had so many matchas in the Bay Area, but it was never as good as Komeya No Bento's. The matcha was creamy and perfectly sweeten with the strawberry purée. I recommend the strawberry matcha (10/10) for first-timers. My boyfriend got the mango matcha (9/10) and that was also delicious as well - great flavoring with the mango purée! I think the matcha here is one of the best because the strawberry milk is creamy and flavorful, but doesn't overpower the matcha. They put the perfect amount of matcha, which mixes in well with the rest of the drink without losing the matcha taste. Even when the ice melts into the drink, the matcha does not lose its taste and creaminess. I love that this store sells sushi bento boxes as well. I got the salmon in truffle soy bento (9/10) and it was so good! The salmon was flavored perfectly with the truffle oil and their house made yuzu soy sauce. The deep fried corn was surprisingly really flavorful (it was my favorite side in the bento). They also had another sides including potato salad, bean sprouts, cherry tomatoes, and pickled cucumbers, which were really good additions to the bento as well. Great portion size for 1 person! Overall, my experience with the food at Komeya No Bento was amazing, and I have no complaints. The workers were really nice, answered all our questions and gave good recommendations, and our drinks came out quick! It's a really small and quiet shop with a couple seats to wait and eat, but it is such a nightmare trying to find parking in the area... but it's really worth it! I will definitely have to try their other bento boxes and matcha drinks when I am in the area next time!

Matcha Latte with Matcha Foam ($10.35) & Matcha Latte with Salted Cheese Foam ($9.10)

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Ask the Community - Komeya No Bento

Is there coconut in the matcha? If so, I hope it gets disclosed because there's lots of people allergic to coconut.

Do u have nondairy milk for the matcha latte?

Yes! And it's delicious!

Does this place offer take out? Just making sure!

Only take out.

Is sushi rice a bit sweet?

No. It's normal white rice.

What's the most popular dish among customers?

i'd say the salmon in truffle bento or duck breast bento would be the most popular dishes at komeya no bento. i think it's because they're so aesthetic + not many places serve such unique/specific proteins bento style, like raw salmon or japanese… 

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