BentOn

Asian fusion restaurant · Midtown East

BentOn

Asian fusion restaurant · Midtown East

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156 E 45th St, New York, NY 10017

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Authentic Japanese bento, donburi, ramen, sushi, poke  

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156 E 45th St, New York, NY 10017 Get directions

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@benton_nyc

$10–20

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156 E 45th St, New York, NY 10017 Get directions

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@benton_nyc

$10–20

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"There are few things more comforting than a bowl of steaming rice after a long night out, especially the dishes served at this intimate spot with a sushi bar, high top tables, and artful graffiti. The creative sushi bowls include the California, which is a play on the crowd favorite maki roll, but other rice toppings include unagi and Japanese-style fried chicken." - Beth Landman

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Jaye Aster Broder

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I wouldn’t recommend the vegetarian bento but I would say it was more traditional than many other Asian bento boxes so I would try others with fish if I’m in the mood for more of a traditional bento. I would not recommend this for people who only like sushi and teriyaki tofu

Foodlover Girl

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I love bento, especially if it is authentic Japanese bento. This spot call their offering “Japanese Healthy Fast Food” and offer bento box, sushi, donburi, and some pastries and other little snacks. I finally got to visit the store in Midtown on one weekend for lunch. The staff (lovely Japanese female) told me that shortly before we arrived, a large group of people came and bought out most of their bento boxes!!! So, there was not much selections left… And, it seems like their donburi items are offered during weekdays, not on weekends. Double punch there… We looked through their limited options, and picked up a few things that still looked really great. Since there is no seating in this location, we decided to take them home. The first item was their Pork Cutlet Curry, which comes with a small drink of your choice. We also bought a couple of rice balls and a Chocolate Mochi Doughnut. They were all rather simple yet comforting and pretty good flavor. I was super happy I finally got to visit BentOn. I would definitely go back again when I want something quick, comforting, tasty, and Japanese. They are super affordable, and if you get there before they ran out of their offerings, it is pretty enticing and exciting. I wish if this store was close to my office, then I could go there more often… Read my full review of this spot and food on my food blog, foodlovergirl.

John Liang

Google
Food was decent and a little cheaper than other places. However, you need to get there at noon to get the best selection because they sell out quick. Got there at 12:30 and there was limited dishes left. Would try again.

Charles Yip

Google
Let's get a Bento at Benton! This is a cute little place to get your lunch. Concentrating on home made style Japanese dishes, this take out joint puts it all together in a neat colorful package. If you think that's all they have then you are mistaken. They also have bread, ramen, curry, rice bowls, onigiri, soba, just to name a few. And on top of that, they have a menu that changes everyday. Pricing is average for a take out place like this.

Garima Agarwal

Google
This place is amazing. They publish different menu everyday and when you go there you can choose between 3-4 options on daily basis. The food is perfection. Just be careful on time though. They are usually out of food by 2, so try going around noon.

Cory

Google
The absolute best way to get a homemade, balanced lunch in the city - every bento box is carefully packed with high quality, delicious food with excellent attention to detail. Love the fact that the daily bento changes each week because I can try a lot of things and never get tired of it. I have been going here for years and have never been disappointed.

Francisco Ibanez

Google
Amazing and very authentic Japanese bento place, which took me immediately back to Kyoto the first time I tried it. Bento boxes and other Japanese snacks are ready to pick up at the store, there is no need to pre-order or wait for them to prepare the food, which is much appreciated in midtown. You must definitely try their onigiri, together with your bento box.

Jojo B

Google
The onigiri is not even packed well. I opened the wrap, and it's not made very well. The salmon onigiri needs more flavor and tastes so plain.