Bento Noodles Eastlake

This place had such good reviews and we were eager to try it. Bento is in the name, so we ordered their classic bento boxes. They look okay, but weren’t very flavorful. The comment made at our table was, “it seems like they learned how to cook by quickly browsing through Taste of Home magazines from 1972.”The gyoza were competent, salad was overdressed, rice was meh, and the rest seemed like it was from the frozen foods section. Not up to par for the $17 we were charged for each box.Excellent service and very efficient.(I hate leaving poor reviews.

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THIS PLACE IS SO TASTY!! The edamame is salty and garlicky. The Dragon roll and Shrimp tempura rolls were fresh and came out quickly. The spicy Ramen was so good that my husband forced himself to finish it. I had a Bento box, and it was so much food. Everything was amazing. Also, $4 beers like 4 until closing! They even have a loyalty club you can earn points for free food.Wheelchair accessibility: Easy ramp, single story, loylts of space between the tables.

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Absolutely delicious. We ordered a build-your-own bento, takoyaki, and the spicy original ramen. The spicy was very mild, but tasty regardless. And they have a quirky 5% discount if you order from the kiosk around to the right of the entrance.Wheelchair accessibility: Wide entrance and paths between tables.

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Forgot miso soup with Bento lunch special, took 30 mins to make a soft shell crab roll,teryaki,salad dressing and Tempura sauce were all very bland. We visit Asian restaurants twice a week and being our first visit was not impressed for the price

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It is a good place to go get a fast meal, it is decent but not as good as it use to be, not a place I would pick all the time. But it is good if you want a change from your ordinary choicesFood: 3/5

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