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Located in a food court style area so you can choose to get a few things from different stalls if you'd like. The beef noodle soup was delicious! I like that you can choose what type of noodles, spice level, etc. Added braised beef to my bowl and it was a decent amount of meat. The lady who served our food was very friendly and offered to adjust the flavor of soup to our liking.
Beef rib Taiwanese beef noodle soup . So Roth is one of the more flavorful ones Ive had! For $14 after added protein, this is great! Lunch plate with two protein was great too. Loaded!!loved the old style por chop!
Located in the food court of Asian Family Market, Lunch on the Plate is serving up Taiwanese comfort foods and bentos. They've got all the classics! We went with the Two Protein Bento with Popcorn Chicken & Classic Braised Dice Pork Belly and a Braised Beef Short Ribs + Beef Tendon Bento. Both came with corn, veggies, and half a boiled egg. Everything tasted super homey, warm, and familiar. You really can't go wrong here!
I brought a friend with me to try here on a Saturday evening around 6pm. This is inside the Asian Family Market in Bel-Red and takes up a stall with other eateries around it while sharing a shared table and chair area for patrons to sit and eat at. Several foodies I followed on IG have been loving this place as of late, and the sheer number of people coming to their kiosks to place orders for their food reflected the hype I was seeing. They are best known for their big bento boxes of various kinds, and looking at their food on my phone made my mouth water. I got the braised pork hocks with bamboo bento, which came with the protein in the name of this dish along with corn, veggies and something that looked like tofu but wasn't. Maybe the food was left out a little too long, but the whole box and everything inside was lukewarm when I got it. I also didn't enjoy the overly chewy texture of the pork hocks, and the braised seasoning on it wasn't my favorite; it was salty and sweet yet something in the meat didn't complement that well. The hard-boiled egg and corn were actually my only favorite parts of the dish. My friend got the two-protein bento, one of the proteins also being the pork hocks. He also didn't enjoy the bento for the same reasons as me. I really wanted to enjoy this place and my food here but I couldn't get myself to finish the rest of the meat due to all the conflicting textures and taste. This was probably a one-off thing, and I'd like to give their fried proteins (fried pork chops, crispy fried chicken) a try the next time I come here.
The roasted pork bento is incredibly value-packed! Crunchy roasted pork with crackling skin is insanely delicious, paired with herb seasoned pork, tea egg, fresh veggies and sweet corn over steamed rice; varied side veggies (spinach, pickled cabbage, pork liver) bring fantastic balanced nutrition and texture. Braised beef noodle boasts deeply concentrated spiced beef broth, ultra-tender braised beef and springy wheat noodles, fresh bok choy brightens up the whole bowl. Getting both meals together makes for an ultra-filling, flavorful Asian feast with layered savory tastes from roasted meat and slow-simmered beef soup.
Great place to get Taiwanese food in Bellevue! The service was very friendly, easy to order, decent amount of space to sit down around the food court area. My brother thinks this is the best noodle soup and all of Seattle! My favorite was raise pork belly! Overall, I highly recommend and I would come back
Invited to check this place out in the Asian market food court. Order on the kiosk and they have so many varieties for the bento boxes. Generous portions. Braised beef noodle soup came with a variety of meats that were all tender, chose the wide flat noodles! Tables around to eat at.
I added this business and posted the first review on this page back in April 2025, but for some reason Yelp decided to move it over to the food truck location. Just moving it back to the correct location after noticing the move more than a year later (Yelp doesn't give notification for some reason). I was getting groceries next door and decided to wander over to the Asian Street Food food hall for lunch, eventually settling on the Taiwanese biandang place, Lunch on the Plate. This seems to be the first B&M location for a food truck that roams around SLU. They sell a variety of different lunch boxes, with a kiosk in front of the stall for easy ordering. My food took about 10 minutes for them to fry up and assemble and soon I was digging in. Old School Fried Pork Chop Bento ($16.49) - They package food up in a plastic container with the lid on and tied in a plastic bag. I opened everything up as soon I as I picked up the food in order to preserve the freshly cooked texture. Upon opening the container, the strong fragrance of five spice and white pepper hits the nose, indicating liberal use on the two included pork chops. The pork chops are lightly breaded with coarse sweet potato starch and fried to a light crisp. They are exceptionally flavorful with the aforementioned spices and salt. There's a rim of fat along one side of each chop, conserving some of the moisture in the meat. The meat itself is not dried out or tough. On top of the fried pork chops, they scoop some minced preserved veggies, tangy, salty, and a bit spicy. Underneath the chops are a wide variety of vegetable based sides. There's corn in a butter and black pepper sauce, soft and tender stewed carrots, a mixture of cabbage, carrots, and black fungus, spinach, and finally half a marinated hard-boiled egg. This is all on a bed of perfectly cooked medium grain rice - fluffy but with a bite, allowing each individual grain to be felt. There's an excellent balance of protein, veggies, and rice, which is very well appreciated. Overall, the food feels more like home cooking rather than restaurant food, which is not a bad thing. It's probably way healthier and more nutritious than most restaurants around. (4/5) The food served at Lunch on the Plate is a bit on the pricey side, but portion sizes are pretty generous. It's a pretty good place to get a quick lunch after grocery shopping. Bathrooms - Larger ones as part of the food court.
I have been wanting to try this place from their food truck days, but never could due to their odd hours. Now that they have an actual shop inside Asian Family Mart, it makes it so much more convenient. I was able to order online and received a text message when it was ready for pickup by the time that was specified during the order. I ordered the two protein bento where you can choose which 2 proteins you want in addition to the accompaniments that included rice, corn, marinated egg, stir-fried cabbage, blanched spinach, and a a marinated tofu block. I chose the Spicy Pepper Chicken and Pork Hock with Bamboo Shoots as my proteins. Both were excellent. The Spicy Pepper Chicken was crispy, spicy (medium level-ish?) and flavorful. The pock hock portion was very generation and cooked to perfection. The skin was nice and gelatinous and the bamboo shoots added a slight stink to the dish (if you know, you know). The pork hock added a $4 additional charge as an option making my bento around $22. The portion was plentiful and I made it last 2 meals which I think is a pretty good deal. The parking in this plaza is decently sized, but if you are familiar with this popular Asian market/eatery plaza you'll know that it can get difficult during the busy meal times and sparse other times. So it really just depends when you go.
Sometimes Instagram influencers hype up the place too much and it's not real. And sometimes they aren't hyping it up enough! This place really does have the best beef noodle soup! The only thing I would say is that the the influencers had way more beef in their bowls than I did! Even the ones that said they didn't add extra. I'm sure the restaurant was a bit more generous for the promotion. But still, the beef noodle was amazing. The most flavorful, riches flavor I've had in the area. Meat was tender. Flavors were well balanced. I also love that because it's in a food court next to Asian Food Mart, there are many other restaurants nearby if the rest of your family want something else. Casual seating, bus your own table. Popcorn chicken was okay. Nothing great but also not bad. Pork hock was okay, not worth the upcharge in my opinion. The crispy chicken was really yummy.
I'm happy that Lunch on the Plate has a storefront after seeing their food truck around SLU. They are located in the Asian Family Market Food Hall in the front. Everything is ordered through the self order kiosk. I like that almost every item has a picture too. All items are packaged to go but there's self seating in the food market. I ordered the two protein bento and it was almost $20. I went with popcorn chicken and braised Taiwanese tofu. The popcorn chicken was crispy and flavorful. The braised tofu had two different types of tofu. I had a bite of my friend's pork chop and it was nicely crispy with no bone. I also had a side of tomato egg and it was okay - I wish there was more tomato flavor. Overall, lunch on the plate had a good selection of different items. The bentos were good but on the pricey end. I would like to they their beef noodle soup next time.
I saw a clip about the beef noodle soup at Lunch on the Plate. I decided that this was one of the places I had to try while visiting Seattle on this trip. I am staying near Southcenter in Tukwila, so it's around a 30 minute drive to Bellevue. I arrived shortly before closing on a weekday, it was a rainy day, so the food court was fairly empty. My first impression of their storefront was it looked very bright and clean. After studying their menu boards, I walked up to the counter to ask if they accepted cash payments. The worker said yes and took my order. I wasn't too hungry, so I ordered the beef noodle soup. He suggested that I add the beef and egg, which I did. The food took around 10 min, it wasn't too long of a wait. I absolutely loved this soup, the noodles were soft and a bit chewy. The broth was spicy and had lots of depth. The beef was soft and easily broke apart with my chopsticks. I did find it a bit difficult to enjoy the soup with the provided plastic spoon, I ended up drinking it from the bowl. When I first got the bowl of soup, I was worried it wasn't going to be enough to fill me, even though I wasn't too hungry... I was wrong, it was very filling. Since my first experience went well, I was driving back from up north and decided to stop at Lunch on the Plate again and pick up take out. This time I ordered the noodles, side order of pork chop, and the spicy chicken. The worker and I were talking and I was given a bento to try also. I absolutely loved everything I tried. I don't like cilantro and the sauce for the chicken had it; but I was able to eat it without the sace and still enjoy it. The bento had their braised pork hock and tofu with vegetables, both were very flavorful. The pork hock was cooked perfectly, it held together well, but wasn't tough. There was some kind of meat served over the rice, which reminded me of a chunky pork floss, that was very good. All of the food traveled and reheated well. I met a friend today for lunch here, again. My third time in a week; I would come back more but I leave later this afternoon. My friend and I both had the beef noodle soup, and each ordered a two protein bento. I got the pork chop and popcorn chicken. The employees here are very friendly, the food is reasonably priced and very good. Their food is also consistent, which is rare.
This is definitely a great Taiwanese place all the food was so tasty ! The owner here really care about their customers! Their beef noodle soup are one of the best I've tried since coming back from Taiwan! There is plenty of seating and I forgot to mention , but try the Apple cider drink it pair so well with their meal! You can tell and taste that the food is made with so much love and care!
I been here a few times now and each time I try something different and this is probably the favorite and most worth it so far. I heard about the beef noodle soup here so I decided to try that out. It is 9.99 baseline with no meat and it's extra to add protein. The bowl is pretty big so you are definitely getting your money worth. I added the beef and the tendon so the total after everything was around $17 They don't skimp on the meat either so that was nice. You order through the tablet and they will text you once it's ready. Busy spot for takeout so it can be a bit of a wait for your food. Plenty of seats available though so you don't have to worry about that. Definitely will be back again to try other dishes here. read more
Food was almosttt perfect. The portions were amazing, and flavors were so there! I was recommended the taiwanese beef noodle soup so many times, had to come try it for myself. We were not let down! It wasnt the bestttt I've ever had but definitely the best I've had in a while, and likely the best around the Seattle area that I've found. And they gave a generous serving of meat and noodles (could do more veg & tripe for paying for the extra though). We also ordered the protein combo with popcorn chicken, spicy pepper chicken, and scallion oil chicken. The popcorn chicken and spicy pepper chicken could both have been better battered - they weren't as crispy and spiced as we would've liked (and would've loveddd some fried basil with the popcorn chicken) - but both were definitely superr juicy and moist. The dipping sauce was amazing! The cold scallion oil chicken was great - a little lackluster compared to the others, and presentation wasnt great (it was pulled dark meat in a pile rather than chopped into slices as it usually comes) but it still tasted good enough that I'd order it again (better than other places around, even some hainanese chicken spots that have way more bland chicken). They werent busy when we went but noticed lots of takeout orders piled in the window so I assume most orders go by takeout/doordash/ubereats/fantuan. The employees were hardworking and so sweet. Will def be back!! read more
Located in a food court style area so you can choose to get a few things from different stalls if you'd like. The beef noodle soup was delicious! I like that you can choose what type of noodles, spice level, etc. Added braised beef to my bowl and it was a decent amount of meat. The lady who served our food was very friendly and offered to adjust the flavor of soup to our liking. read more
22 days ago
Beef rib Taiwanese beef noodle soup . So Roth is one of the more flavorful ones Ive had! For $14 after added protein, this is great! Lunch plate with two protein was great too. Loaded!!loved the old style por chop! read more
3 months ago
Located in the food court of Asian Family Market, Lunch on the Plate is serving up Taiwanese comfort foods and bentos. They've got all the classics! We went with the Two Protein Bento with Popcorn Chicken & Classic Braised Dice Pork Belly and a Braised Beef Short Ribs + Beef Tendon Bento. Both came with corn, veggies, and half a boiled egg. Everything tasted super homey, warm, and familiar. You really can't go wrong here! read more
I brought a friend with me to try here on a Saturday evening around 6pm. This is inside the Asian Family Market in Bel-Red and takes up a stall with other eateries around it while sharing a shared table and chair area for patrons to sit and eat at. Several foodies I followed on IG have been loving this place as of late, and the sheer number of people coming to their kiosks to place orders for their food reflected the hype I was seeing. They are best known for their big bento boxes of various kinds, and looking at their food on my phone made my mouth water. I got the braised pork hocks with bamboo bento, which came with the protein in the name of this dish along with corn, veggies and something that looked like tofu but wasn't. Maybe the food was left out a little too long, but the whole box and everything inside was lukewarm when I got it. I also didn't enjoy the overly chewy texture of the pork hocks, and the braised seasoning on it wasn't my favorite; it was salty and sweet yet something in the meat didn't complement that well. The hard-boiled egg and corn were actually my only favorite parts of the dish. My friend got the two-protein bento, one of the proteins also being the pork hocks. He also didn't enjoy the bento for the same reasons as me. I really wanted to enjoy this place and my food here but I couldn't get myself to finish the rest of the meat due to all the conflicting textures and taste. This was probably a one-off thing, and I'd like to give their fried proteins (fried pork chops, crispy fried chicken) a try the next time I come here. read more
The roasted pork bento is incredibly value-packed! Crunchy roasted pork with crackling skin is insanely delicious, paired with herb seasoned pork, tea egg, fresh veggies and sweet corn over steamed rice; varied side veggies (spinach, pickled cabbage, pork liver) bring fantastic balanced nutrition and texture. Braised beef noodle boasts deeply concentrated spiced beef broth, ultra-tender braised beef and springy wheat noodles, fresh bok choy brightens up the whole bowl. Getting both meals together makes for an ultra-filling, flavorful Asian feast with layered savory tastes from roasted meat and slow-simmered beef soup. read more
Great place to get Taiwanese food in Bellevue! The service was very friendly, easy to order, decent amount of space to sit down around the food court area. My brother thinks this is the best noodle soup and all of Seattle! My favorite was raise pork belly! Overall, I highly recommend and I would come back read more
Invited to check this place out in the Asian market food court. Order on the kiosk and they have so many varieties for the bento boxes. Generous portions. Braised beef noodle soup came with a variety of meats that were all tender, chose the wide flat noodles! Tables around to eat at. read more
I added this business and posted the first review on this page back in April 2025, but for some reason Yelp decided to move it over to the food truck location. Just moving it back to the correct location after noticing the move more than a year later (Yelp doesn't give notification for some reason). I was getting groceries next door and decided to wander over to the Asian Street Food food hall for lunch, eventually settling on the Taiwanese biandang place, Lunch on the Plate. This seems to be the first B&M location for a food truck that roams around SLU. They sell a variety of different lunch boxes, with a kiosk in front of the stall for easy ordering. My food took about 10 minutes for them to fry up and assemble and soon I was digging in. Old School Fried Pork Chop Bento ($16.49) - They package food up in a plastic container with the lid on and tied in a plastic bag. I opened everything up as soon I as I picked up the food in order to preserve the freshly cooked texture. Upon opening the container, the strong fragrance of five spice and white pepper hits the nose, indicating liberal use on the two included pork chops. The pork chops are lightly breaded with coarse sweet potato starch and fried to a light crisp. They are exceptionally flavorful with the aforementioned spices and salt. There's a rim of fat along one side of each chop, conserving some of the moisture in the meat. The meat itself is not dried out or tough. On top of the fried pork chops, they scoop some minced preserved veggies, tangy, salty, and a bit spicy. Underneath the chops are a wide variety of vegetable based sides. There's corn in a butter and black pepper sauce, soft and tender stewed carrots, a mixture of cabbage, carrots, and black fungus, spinach, and finally half a marinated hard-boiled egg. This is all on a bed of perfectly cooked medium grain rice - fluffy but with a bite, allowing each individual grain to be felt. There's an excellent balance of protein, veggies, and rice, which is very well appreciated. Overall, the food feels more like home cooking rather than restaurant food, which is not a bad thing. It's probably way healthier and more nutritious than most restaurants around. (4/5) The food served at Lunch on the Plate is a bit on the pricey side, but portion sizes are pretty generous. It's a pretty good place to get a quick lunch after grocery shopping. Bathrooms - Larger ones as part of the food court. read more
6 months ago
I have been wanting to try this place from their food truck days, but never could due to their odd hours. Now that they have an actual shop inside Asian Family Mart, it makes it so much more convenient. I was able to order online and received a text message when it was ready for pickup by the time that was specified during the order. I ordered the two protein bento where you can choose which 2 proteins you want in addition to the accompaniments that included rice, corn, marinated egg, stir-fried cabbage, blanched spinach, and a a marinated tofu block. I chose the Spicy Pepper Chicken and Pork Hock with Bamboo Shoots as my proteins. Both were excellent. The Spicy Pepper Chicken was crispy, spicy (medium level-ish?) and flavorful. The pock hock portion was very generation and cooked to perfection. The skin was nice and gelatinous and the bamboo shoots added a slight stink to the dish (if you know, you know). The pork hock added a $4 additional charge as an option making my bento around $22. The portion was plentiful and I made it last 2 meals which I think is a pretty good deal. The parking in this plaza is decently sized, but if you are familiar with this popular Asian market/eatery plaza you'll know that it can get difficult during the busy meal times and sparse other times. So it really just depends when you go. read more
Sometimes Instagram influencers hype up the place too much and it's not real. And sometimes they aren't hyping it up enough! This place really does have the best beef noodle soup! The only thing I would say is that the the influencers had way more beef in their bowls than I did! Even the ones that said they didn't add extra. I'm sure the restaurant was a bit more generous for the promotion. But still, the beef noodle was amazing. The most flavorful, riches flavor I've had in the area. Meat was tender. Flavors were well balanced. I also love that because it's in a food court next to Asian Food Mart, there are many other restaurants nearby if the rest of your family want something else. Casual seating, bus your own table. Popcorn chicken was okay. Nothing great but also not bad. Pork hock was okay, not worth the upcharge in my opinion. The crispy chicken was really yummy. read more
I'm happy that Lunch on the Plate has a storefront after seeing their food truck around SLU. They are located in the Asian Family Market Food Hall in the front. Everything is ordered through the self order kiosk. I like that almost every item has a picture too. All items are packaged to go but there's self seating in the food market. I ordered the two protein bento and it was almost $20. I went with popcorn chicken and braised Taiwanese tofu. The popcorn chicken was crispy and flavorful. The braised tofu had two different types of tofu. I had a bite of my friend's pork chop and it was nicely crispy with no bone. I also had a side of tomato egg and it was okay - I wish there was more tomato flavor. Overall, lunch on the plate had a good selection of different items. The bentos were good but on the pricey end. I would like to they their beef noodle soup next time. read more
I saw a clip about the beef noodle soup at Lunch on the Plate. I decided that this was one of the places I had to try while visiting Seattle on this trip. I am staying near Southcenter in Tukwila, so it's around a 30 minute drive to Bellevue. I arrived shortly before closing on a weekday, it was a rainy day, so the food court was fairly empty. My first impression of their storefront was it looked very bright and clean. After studying their menu boards, I walked up to the counter to ask if they accepted cash payments. The worker said yes and took my order. I wasn't too hungry, so I ordered the beef noodle soup. He suggested that I add the beef and egg, which I did. The food took around 10 min, it wasn't too long of a wait. I absolutely loved this soup, the noodles were soft and a bit chewy. The broth was spicy and had lots of depth. The beef was soft and easily broke apart with my chopsticks. I did find it a bit difficult to enjoy the soup with the provided plastic spoon, I ended up drinking it from the bowl. When I first got the bowl of soup, I was worried it wasn't going to be enough to fill me, even though I wasn't too hungry... I was wrong, it was very filling. Since my first experience went well, I was driving back from up north and decided to stop at Lunch on the Plate again and pick up take out. This time I ordered the noodles, side order of pork chop, and the spicy chicken. The worker and I were talking and I was given a bento to try also. I absolutely loved everything I tried. I don't like cilantro and the sauce for the chicken had it; but I was able to eat it without the sace and still enjoy it. The bento had their braised pork hock and tofu with vegetables, both were very flavorful. The pork hock was cooked perfectly, it held together well, but wasn't tough. There was some kind of meat served over the rice, which reminded me of a chunky pork floss, that was very good. All of the food traveled and reheated well. I met a friend today for lunch here, again. My third time in a week; I would come back more but I leave later this afternoon. My friend and I both had the beef noodle soup, and each ordered a two protein bento. I got the pork chop and popcorn chicken. The employees here are very friendly, the food is reasonably priced and very good. Their food is also consistent, which is rare. read more
3 months ago
This is definitely a great Taiwanese place all the food was so tasty ! The owner here really care about their customers! Their beef noodle soup are one of the best I've tried since coming back from Taiwan! There is plenty of seating and I forgot to mention , but try the Apple cider drink it pair so well with their meal! You can tell and taste that the food is made with so much love and care! read more
1 month ago
We ordered Fried Pork Chop and Pork & Chicken Bentos. It was delicious. Love it. The eating area is clean. The decoration remind me of night time in Viet Nam. read more
The food was amazing. I love the atmosphere of all the different restaurants in the food court. My favorite was the Braised Pork. The flavor was spectacular. Also I love the Spicy Pepper Chicken. I'll definitely be coming back. They did an amazing job. read more
The pork hock was pretty good and very flavorful. I'd definitely recommend eating it with rice or another side since it's quite rich and on the salty side. The portion was a bit smaller than I expected, but ordering through the self-service kiosk was quick and efficient. It's conveniently located in the food court next to Asian Family Mart. read more
Lili the owner was super nice. She took the time to Explain the dish to us. They also have a food truck that is stationed most of the time @Lake Union by Amazon building. They are family owned restaurant. My favorite would have to be the Pepper Chicken & Braised Beef Noodles and you can add Tendon and other things you like. Everything was good. They are inside Asian Family Market a food court and have plenty of seats around. Must try!!! read more
3 months ago
We ordered two beef noodle (thick and thin) soup and tripe side dish. Soup was flavorful, beef tender (melts in your mouth), and noodle is chewy so great mouth feel. I do wish they had hot chili oil as I like mine spicy and the sriracha hot sauce they do have doesn't do the noodle justice. Quick and friendly service. I appreciate that they offer and can adjust the salt level to customer's taste. They are also thoughtful with to-go containers. Instead of simple basic plastic containers, they have the plastic to-go containers that split the noodles from the soup base. Definitely will be coming back again. read more
3 months ago
I got their beef bento the first time and it was so good! I came back again for the second time today! This bowl I can eat for 2 days! Very tasty and a good deal! One bowl has everything! Veggies and meat! read more
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Absolutely Delicious - Cleared My Bowl! The menu calls it a "Bamboo Shoot & Pork Trotter Bento," but it's actually a top-tier, incredibly satisfying Pork Trotter Rice Bowl! The meat is rich, deeply flavorful, and literally melts in your mouth. If you are looking for the ultimate cheat meal to hit the spot, this is it (just look at the generous meat portions ！） What really sets this place apart from others is the side dishes. Every single one is spot on. The baby spinach is fresh and cuts through the richness of the pork perfectly. It's also loaded with tofu puffs, stir-fried cabbage, pickled veggies, and half a braised egg. Unlike other places that skimp and only give you a tiny pinch of pickles, this bowl is packed with variety and will leave you completely stuffed. The best part: They also serve beef noodle soup, and you can add extra portions of braised beef, beef shank, and beef ribs! As someone who prioritizes high-protein options, finding a restaurant that absolutely nails both a macro-friendly fitness meal and a decadent cheat meal under one roof is a massive win. 10/10, highly recommend! read more
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Yummy and worth the hype! Broth wasn't overly salty and the braised beef was done quite well. The restaurant lady was also super nice. Located inside Asian Family Mart. Highly recommend! read more
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The owners and their daughter are so nice! Food is amazing and they work fast! The food hall is clean as well. read more
7 months ago
We were buying some things from Asian Family Mart, and decided to check out the new food court. We already had dinner at home, so was not planning and buying any food. We looked at the menus at all the restaurants, and came back around to this place again. Their Spicy Pepper Chicken just sounded so good, we decided we needed to try it. We ordered the Two Protein Bento, and chose the Spicy Pepper Chicken and Classic Braised Diced Pork Belly for the two proteins. It came with some steamed veggies. We decided to sit down at one of the benches there. I just wanted to try a couple bites real quick while it was fresh and take the rest home, but it was so good, my bf and I shared it and finished it all there. The pepper sauce for the chicken was very flavorful and the chicken was tasty. The diced pork belly was also tasty, and came with half of an egg and corn. Even the veggies were good, and had some garlic flavor to it. We definitely plan on coming back soon. read more
6 months ago
I come here pretty often, and it's easily one of my go-to lunch spots. They offer a great variety for a smaller place, and everything I've tried has been consistently delicious. Ordering is also very convenient with their self-service tablets, which makes the whole experience quick and easy. read more
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