Komeya No Bento

kinda expensive, but super pretty and aesthetic. pretty small sitting area, but that’s okay it was nice to go to a nearby park and eat outside. mango matcha was pretty milky, a little too much cream with minimal matcha flavor. bentos were suuuuper good! i loved the little sides that came with. would’ve liked a little more salmon, but the duck breast was SO juicy and flavorful.

Very busy but we ordered online. Worth the wait and LOVED the bento boxes. Matcha was def a plus Might need some help with line filtering or keeping the peace, seemed chaotic but perhaps that’s just the weekend matcha rush

Wait time is crazy, prices are high, but the presentation is always great and I’ve enjoyed everything I’ve tried from this place. I’ve found so far that the food has been a bit too cold, but it’s always beautifully presented and tastes great. The corn if you’re lucky enough to get it might be my favorite part. The strawberry matcha is a dessert in itself, and I recommend adding the mochi. Best sweet matcha anything I’ve gotten before

Wow this place is crowded and understaffed. The workers try their best but the place is just too small and too busy. I ordered online to not have to wait so long, but you still need to wait as the organization for ready orders are not so great. Yes, the food was delicious and beautifully presented and the matcha pretty good but don’t think it’s worth another visit due to the hassle or wait. It’s definitely a to-go type of place since there is no indoor seating also, or if there is it’s hidden and full by people standing and waiting.

The bento boxes were worth trying, but I wouldn’t come back for them. Aside from looking appealing, the flavors didn’t really stand out. That said, their matcha is a different story. I’ve gone back many times just for it. I’ve tried the strawberry, mango, red bean, and mochi matcha, along with the regular matcha latte, and they hit the spot every time. Easy 10/10 for the matcha drinks.

First time at Komeya. Even with a pre-order, the wait was long, but the Matcha drinks absolutely delivered — hot, iced, and cream-foam all on point. The Salmon Truffle Soy and Duck Breast Bentos looked great but tasted pretty mid. Would return, but only for the Matcha

The strawberry matcha latte: the strawberry puree was more vibrant and had a good consistency. the milk and matcha cream, together, almost tasted a hint of coconut in it. when mixed altogether, the overall consistency was really really good. kiss of matcha sometimes just overdoes their matcha, their puree was just… sweet with not much balance. the duck karaage was very greasy. it was very hard to chew and rip apart. the sauce was… okay. the duck bento was nothing special. the sides were boring. the seasoning on the duck was lackluster. not worth it for the price

Small place, super packed! So the long wait is to be expected! The presentation and taste of the bento was over the top! However, I did find a piece of hair at the bottom of my bento towards the end that sort of lost my appetite. I really really enjoyed everything in the bento but I was so devastated that I couldnt finish it 😭

The prettiest packaging ever! I love their high-quality takeout bags and food containers. Each bento box is carefully crafted and quite filling. * Salmon in Truffle Soy Obento ($21.50) - this one was SO delicious. I devoured this so quickly and felt incredibly content. Definitely try their matcha lattes: iced, red bean with mochi, salted cheese foam, mango milk, and strawberry milk. I loved their strawberry milk matcha foam! The strawberries were super fresh and blended well with the matcha.

The strawberry matcha here deserves all the hype! I love every part of this drink -- the hokkaido milk truly takes it up a notch. I have also tried their salted cheese matcha and if you're looking for something sweet/salty -- also really enjoyed this. The quality of the drinks is 10/10. Unfortunately, the wait can be egregious. There is very high demand and the staff is clearly working as fast as they can. Going during weekdays / off hours is recommended!

Placed an online order this past Saturday for drinks and bento boxes and then had a picnic in the park. It was delightful. Each bento box is around $20 and it came with a good amount of food. I ordered the Salmon in Truffle Soy Obento and a Strawberry Milk Matcha Foam. Both were delicious. The salmon tasted great and all of the sides were also good and refreshing. The portion was perfect for me. It wasn't too much where I couldn't finish it, and it was enough for me to be full and satisfied. The truffle was subtle and provided a nice enhancement to the overall bento. I enjoyed my strawberry matcha. The sweetness level was perfect for me. The strawberry didn't taste artificial and overly sweet, and there wasn't so much of it that it made up a majority of the drink. The shop is small. There are a few tables and chairs inside but it can get crowded. I recommend placing an online order for pickup especially if you're ordering bento boxes as those can take a little longer than the drinks.

Busy for lunch always, luckily I live in the area and just go home to wait. They have some communal benches and high top tables for two, but more so operate as a takeout spot. The chicken chasu had a chokehold on me during the summer last year, but they just raised their prices and I can't justify it anymore. Their mango matcha is also my favorite and stands strong as just a matcha spot. Delighted their food is incredible as well. I love all the little sides the entrees come with. Love you Komeya! Happy to see your fame and success :)

Drinks are delicious!!! Tip is to order ahead so you can skip the long line, service is friendly if you need help. The mango matcha was a 10/10 - creamy and perfectly sweet. The iced hojicha was also a strong hojicha flavor which I really appreciated! Can't wait to come back for their food

Wanted to go to a picnic in the city and went to this small shop in the Marina. This place is popular for their matcha and bento boxes. We ordered 30 min before picking it up as it said it should be ready when we arrived, but we had to wait another 30 minutes. All the bento boxes comes with bean sprouts, potatoes, and potato salad. Matcha Latte (4/5): Very good and solid. Nothing too special. Duck Breast (5/5): Super tender and chewy. It was seasoned well too. Truffle soy salmon (5/5): Perfect if you love sushi. The salmon is coated in truffle. Super yummy. Despite the long wait, I really enjoyed the bento boxes.

Tried the truffle salmon and was great. I ordered ahead on their website easily. When I arrived to pick it up it wasn't busy and everything went smooth. It's small inside but they do have some space to eat. I took mine to go and ate it right away. It's boxed well and presented well too. The salmon was melt in your mouth and rice cooked perfect too. I enjoyed the small sides and the wasabi and ginger too. Flavors were delish and wanted to savor every bite. I appreciate that they included chopsticks, napkins, and soy sauce packets in my to go bag. Hope to get back here and try some other items!

We did a group order at work for 14 people. Let's say big PRO everybody got their lunch and labeled with their names! Con: co workers who ordered the duck nuggets (forgot the same) said it's only 4-5 small pieces for the price and it's dried:( I loved my chicken katsu. Crispy and moist inside

There was a very long line outside and lots of people waiting inside when I went. Luckily, I ordered online ahead for pickup. For pickup orders, there's a sign inside to check in with an employee. They call your name and it actually took longer than the time slot I picked to receive my order. Our order: Chicken Chashu Obento: $17.50 +The slices of brined and seared chicken leg/thigh were juicy and tender. +Teriyaki sauce was flavorful, yet not too salty or sweet. +Rice was cooked well and topped with furikake. +Pickled cucumber slices & bean sprouts were added freshness and were great palate cleansers. +Not included in the online description, there were sugar coated cubes of sweet potato which served as a tasty dessert. +/-Resembled teriyaki chicken more than chashu -Online description mentioned roasted brussel sprouts but none were included...maybe that's why the sweet potato was there? -Deep fried sweet corn rip was dried out and hard to eat since it had part of the cob attached to it. -Japanese potato salad was creamy but it could've used more seasoning. -Roasted grape tomatoes didn't appear or taste roasted: They looked and tasted like fresh grape tomatoes. Duck Breast Obento: $18.50 +The slices of seared duck breast were juicy and tender. +Rice was cooked well and topped with furikake. +Pickled cucumber slices & bean sprouts were added freshness and were great palate cleansers. +Not included in the online description, there were sugar coated cubes of sweet potato which served as a tasty dessert. -Duck breast was underseasoned. -Online description mentioned roasted brussel sprouts but none were included...maybe that's why the sweet potato was there? -Deep fried sweet corn rip was dried out and hard to eat since it had part of the cob attached to it. -Japanese potato salad was creamy but it could've used more seasoning. -Roasted grape tomatoes didn't appear or taste roasted: They looked and tasted like fresh grape tomatoes. Salmon in Truffle Soy Obento: $21.50 +The slices of Scottish Salmon were buttery and not fishy. +Sushi rice was cooked well. +Pickled cucumber slices & bean sprouts were added freshness and were great palate cleansers. +Not included in the online description, there were sugar coated cubes of sweet potato which served as a tasty dessert. +Side of pickled ginger wasn't dyed pink. -Online description mentioned roasted brussel sprouts but none were included...maybe that's why the sweet potato was there? -Couldn't really taste the truffle oil and housemade yuzu soy dressing -Deep fried sweet corn rip was dried out and hard to eat since it had part of the cob attached to it. -Japanese potato salad was creamy but it could've used more seasoning. -Roasted grape tomatoes didn't appear or taste roasted: They looked and tasted like fresh grape tomatoes. Side notes: 1.) Chopsticks, napkins, and soy sauce packets were included with our takeout order. 2.) Very limited seating: I saw 2 two tops and 2 wooden benches inside, so it's more of a takeout spot. We actually ending up driving over to the Presidio Tunnel Tops for a picnic. 3.) Very limited parking: I got dropped off so would recommend coming with someone or not driving. *Verdict: I'm glad I finally tried this spot, but I thought the food was just okay. If I was in the area, I would probably just stop by to try their matcha.

Wanted to check out this place for a while and finally doordashed to the office!! Everything arrived well packaged, no spills. Truffle salmon was delicious but slices were pretty thin, so it wasn't a great value for the price ($25). From the sides, I enjoyed the pepper bean sprouts and marinated cucumbers! BUT MATCHA THO, it's so strong and delicious. Thank you for not skimping out on marukyu koyamaen matcha! Oat milk extra was on the pricier end being $1.25, but still... One of the better matchas in town!

I love this place so much, but I will preface this review by saying, if you are going on a weekend, be ready to wait! Word is spreading that their food is really good & they have some of the best matcha around, so weekends are busy & they are still working on their online ordering system, so it takes a while even if you order online. All of that being said, I love their truffle salmon bento (they also have cooked salmon, duck, and karaage) and have gotten it many times. The bento comes with all sorts of sides like corn, potato salad, and bean sprouts. Their matcha latte is the creamiest I've had, and I love their strawberry matcha too. They have extremely limited searing, so I recommend taking yours to Fort Mason park nearby. Staff is always super friendly.

10/10 for matcha! Mango matcha was amazing and loved the matcha with salted cheese foam too. Would definitely come back! Bento boxes look great although no seating inside so have to take it to-go. Also want to come back to try their strawberry matcha There was a line already at opening so recommend getting here a little early!

The line wasn't bad when we got here (weekday, around 1:30pm). Finding a parking space was the hardest part about this. We had to circle the neighborhood a couple times before we found a parking spot a couple streets over. The line got long a few minutes after we ordered though. There weren't that many tables there for dine in, but they have side benches with the portable side tables that we used as our table. It fits exactly one meal (including the drink). I will say their matcha is indeed pretty good. I really liked the salted cream too. However, I'd only get it again if I happen to be in this area. As for the ochazuke, it was not bad, but I guess I'm not a huge fan of duck broth. Portion was big enough for me to have leftover rice though.

Super crowded on a Saturday afternoon. Had to wait over an hour for our food, which made the experience feel not as worthwhile. But we got the Salmon in Truffle Soy with Ikura Obento and walked to a nearby park to eat, since the shop was so crowded. The obento was solid - the salmon wasn't fishy though it also didn't taste the most fresh. The rice was actually one of my favorite parts, as there was this yuzu sauce on top that gave it a refreshing taste, and the ikura was flavored really well. It also came with potatoes, corn, tomatoes, and beans sprouts.

Hands down, the best matcha place I've ever been to (and I've been to A LOT). Food: - We got the strawberry and mango matchas - There are small bits of strawberry and mango at the bottom which is really nice and very flavorful - Did notice that the match for the mango is more creamier than the match in the strawberry matcha, and I say this as someone who had both from this place multiple times - I do usually prefer the mango matcha which is a 10/10, and I would give the strawberry matcha a 9/10 (the strawberry matcha is still really good) - They do also have bento boxes if you would like some food with your drink, however I've never eaten their food, just drank their matchas:) - 10/10 Service: - Order from a tablet, pretty self-explanatory - Takes about 5-10 minutes to get your drink since there are usually a good amount of people getting matcha - Will call your name when drink is ready - 9/10 Ambiance: - Generally pretty busy - Place is small, not really great if you want to sit and eat/drink -6/10 Overall Rating: 10/10, just because it's the best matcha I've had till date

The matcha drinks are as good as it looks. After seeing this through friend's posts, I had to try it myself. Was the first in line on a Wednesday at 10:55 am right before opening. They have a QR code where you can scan to order or you can use their iPad to order. Despite being first in line food took 30 mins and drinks took 10 mins or so. The duck karaage was delicious so was the salmon truffle soy. The aged duck breast was cooked well but not flavored well. Order the matcha mango drink you won't be disappointed. The mochi sticky rice matcha was good too but I preferred the mango. It was perfectly sweet and perfect amount of matcha. Would love to come back to try their other food and drinks. Protip- order online for easy and quicker pick up. Their ordering system seemed a bit chaotic. Maybe needing more staff during the initial rush.

Pro-tip: order ahead online to avoid waiting in line! I had this door dashed to my workplace one weekend and since then, I was a fan. I had the mango matcha drink and it did not disappoint. This time, I opted for the jasmine yuzu tea with aiyu jelly just so that I wouldn't have trouble sleeping last night. And it was light, refreshing; only thing was the jelly was more on the bitter side. But I think the real star of the show was the duck karaage, these large juicy pieces of breaded duck was just what I needed for an afternoon snack. A bit of a splurge as these two items cost $20 but I would say it was pretty worth it after a day spent working. I think the food and drink are excellent quality so it was almost worth the price. But that wouldn't deter me though because I still prefer their matcha over many of the ones I've tried at other boba places.

This is one of the most popular matcha spots in San Francisco, so much so that when I got there at 4:50 pm on a Tuesday night there were already about 8 people waiting outside for it to open. I got the strawberry milk matcha foam and it was objectively a delicious drink. However, I was surprised by the weakness of the actual matcha taste. Would have loved for it to be more bitter to balance out the sweetness. The only cons are that the hours are really weird, it's pricey and there isn't much seating inside. Still, I'll be returning and I hear the food is great.

5* for the matcha, but overall a 4* because of wait time and bento box. I came here on a Thursday to grab lunch, and ordered online. The estimated wait time was way off; the website told me 25 min but I ended up waiting a little over an hour. I'm not surprised they were so busy on a Thursday, given the quality of their matcha drinks and bentos. Just know that you might be in for a longer wait even if you order in advance I got my matcha latte well before the bentos, so I got to enjoy it while waiting. One of my favourites that I've tried in the city, it's smooth, not gritty, and has a nice flavour. I got two salmon bentos and the salmon pieces were so buttery with a really balanced truffle flavour. The side dishes were the only thing that could've been a bit better, the sweet potato is kind of hard and dry and they definitely forgot the corn in one of my bentos.

Chicken katsu bento: crispy and juicy katsu with cabbage salad, potato salad, brussel sprouts, pickled cucumbers, bean sprouts, and tomatoes. the corn was the best side. Food was neatly packed in the container Iced matcha latte with matcha foam, 25% sweet: The matcha had a rich flavor but the cold foam was lacking in texture as it wasn't thick enough. they do use Marukyu Koyamaen matcha It was the most chaotic experience inside the store. there were people hovering around the pickup line, waiting to order, and no clear signage for your order. If you preorder, the food will be ready but they prepare your drinks when you get there so expect a wait. Tip: there is an online order system for pre orders, and there is a 20 minute window between pickup times.

THE best matcha in the city. And im ten toes down on that!!! And the most shocking part? Komeya No Bento is smack dab on Laguna and Lombard st... Yes, the marina. :-/ I was super skeptical coming here because 1) its in the marina and 2) its getting lots of hype on social media. But truly!!! it's better than Shoji, Breadbelly, Maruwu and any other milked down matcha spot in SF. It made me miss Japan! This spot will 150% be my go to for matcha. I'm excited for this spot and I hope their quality doesn't decline over time. Will be back for food!

Came on a Saturday and placed an online order for 12:20pm the night before. The inside was very chaotic. There wasn't a clear distinction between the ordering line and the online order pick up. When we finally got to the front of the online order pick up line, after waiting a long time, my food was ready but the drinks had not been made. On the plus side, they make the drinks fresh, but if you're in a hurry and banking on the online time to be ready, be prepared to wait. After they put our drink orders in the queue, it took about 5 minutes for them to make. It's extremely crowded inside and they ask people to wait outside; however, you can't hear them call names if you're outside. The matcha itself was phenomenal and the bento box was priced well for how much you get. I would come back but I would allow for ample time (even when ordering ahead).

My friend, a matcha connoisseur, recommended we brave the line for Komeya No Bento for what she considered some of the best matcha in the Marina. We arrived before the shop opened at 11, but there was already a short line forming in front of the shop. We placed our order online and waited among the masses of eager customers. As soon as the shop officially opened, there was a frenzy as the five baristas started preparing dozens of matcha beverages. The line to place in-person orders quickly expanded down the block. While there were only about ten people waiting ahead of us, our four matcha drinks took about 30 minutes to prepare. While my matcha latte tasted high quality and very smooth, I'm not sure if it was worth the 30+ minute wait. My friend ordered the mango matcha with mochi, which she believed justified the wait time. I'd consider coming back to try the mango matcha and the bento (I regretted not ordering one).

The matcha was excellent. Better than many I've tried (and I have been to Japan multiple times). The salmon truffle bento I ordered was just fine. I liked the salmon and rice, but to be honest I really disliked all of the sides. The potato cubes(?) far right were like ice cubes, popped straight out of the freezer. The white toppings were somewhat flavorless. And everything seemed hastingly smushed together in a way that wasn't too appetizing to me personally. It's a matcha place for me! And i'll be back for that.

This is one of my favorite spots for a bento box & matcha in the city. It's so easy to pick up a meal & matcha and take it to a near by park or beach (which is usually where I go to eat it bc cute & why not)! I always order the Salmon in Truffle Oil bento which is now a whopping $25.95 when you order on DoorDash. I think it might be $21 or $22 in store if I can recall... but damn it used to be $19.95!! I'm so sorry, I do have to remove a star for its price bc I've been going here for a while and just keep seeing the prices go up... that's one of my gripes. BUUUUT, I'd still buy it over and over again. The salmon is seasoned well with the truffle oil & yuzu soy dressing, mouthfeel was soft & buttery. The sushi rice is prepared well bc damn I was eating it by itself bc there was so much taste in the rice alone. It's a well balanced meal. Their matcha is on my top 5 matcha's in the Bay Area. They use Marukyu Koyamaen matcha and every time it's always so so good! No grassy matcha taste, sweetened well, and pairs well with a bento! Parking is street parking, sometimes I have a hard time. I never have an issue, but sometimes it takes a long time to get your order, esp during lunch time.

Got the mango matcha latte and strawberry matcha latte again and it hit almost as good as the first time I tried it! I do wish there was a stronger matcha taste. Not too long of a line on a Thursday afternoon!

Yeah call me performative but this was an amazing matcha. Super creamy, thick, and not an overpowering strawberry flavor. This was super gas. The bento was good too, well balanced with all the side dishes. Salmon was good, eating this at Oracle Park was life changing. Also sorry to the workers when my friends started putting their names down as Shohei and Jung Hoo. Yall are the strongest soldiers.

Allergic to The Marina? Yea, me too. Don't get me wrong, it's one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the city but if you don't fit into their aesthetics, you may feel like an alien with three nips. At least that's how I feel when I go there. BUT, there's several businesses worth going there for and IMO, one of them is... Komeya No Bento. Opening in December 2023, they've become a viral sensation for their beautiful bentos, ochazuke (rice dish w/ dashi), and matcha lattes. I'm happy to say, it was worth the hype! Komeya No Bento is open for takeout only. It's chaotic even on a weekday so place your order online. The only thing is you get no notification when your order is ready - please fix this! You also can't hear the staff call your name from outside. D R I N K S * Strawberry Milk Matcha Foam ($7.95 + .85 cents oat milk) - Fixed sweetness * Matcha Milk Matcha Foam ($7.95 + .85 cents oat milk) - Fixed sweetness Many have said, this is the best matcha latte in the city and I agree. IMO, it's better than the ones I've tried in the South Bay which is known to have better matcha lattes. They use top-tier Marukyu Koyamaen matcha (same as Izumi) that's bright and grassy but what sets their matcha latte apart from others? The creaminess. Instead of hand whisking, they use an electric milk frother to whisk their matcha creating a matcha latte that's rich in flavor, hella smooth, and oh so creamy. The strawberry and mango were both at their peak ripeness, adding a natural fruity sweetness. Even at fixed sweetness, it was not too sweet. F O O D * Salmon in Truffle Soy Obento w/ sushi rice, Japanese potato salad, roasted grape tomato, roasted brussels sprouts, deep fried sweet potato + corn, pickled cucumber, beans sprout ($21.50) Expertly prepared, the scottish salmon was fresh and deliciously buttery. Finished with a yuzu soy dressing and truffle oil, adding a citrusy, aromatic umami while still letting the salmon shine. The sushi rice was perfectly cooked - well-seasoned, sticky, and room temp. Served with fresh wasabi, pickled ginger, and array of fresh sides for a balanced meal. S E R V I C E Friendly but understaffed so it was hard to get their attention. A M B I A N C E Small, claustrophobic space with two high tops and a bench. Two benches outside. Take your food to the Marina Green or Presidio Tunnel Tops to enjoy. P A R K I N G Tough residential parking even on a weekday. Bring another person who can run in and grab your order. Overall, Komeya No Bento serves awesome bentos and matcha lattes, exceeding expectations given SO many things are overhyped these days on socials and TT. I know the owner wants to open a dine in resto but I hope he considers opening up a second Komeya No Bento location at the other end of the city (The Mission, Noe, Bernal, or Glen Park).

I would recommend to do a pick-up order! My friend and I made the mistake of taking almost an hour to commute to Komeya, only to wait another 30+ minutes before receiving our order. Even on a weekday lunch day, the line was long for this small shop that seats less than 10 people. I ordered their Duck Breast Bento with an iced Matcha Latte. The duck breast was very well seasoned and paired well with the sides of the bento box, including the corn, sweet potato, and cherry tomatoes. The matcha latte was slightly sweet and a good compliment to the savory duck breast. The portion size was decent for the bento. Pick-up order in advance for next time is my note!

Lived up to the hype!! The truffle soy salmon was amazing!! I've had it many times now and it has hit every single time. The duck was alright, it's worth a try since it's pretty unique item for a bento. I did try it once but I haven't gotten it again. Their matcha I would say is some of the best in SF. I like that it's not grainy and they have a lot of options (strawberry, mango, regular, etc). The shop is pretty small so it's more of a pick up and go. I would not come here expecting to sit down and eat. I feel like it's difficult for a place to stay consistent with their to go orders but Komeya has tasted the same every time I've had it (even with delivery). The service is also really good, the workers are so friendly and nice. You'll definitely see me coming back here

Been wanting to try Komeya No Bento for a while and finally made my way over for lunch. They are busy! Might be easier to place an order online but we were planning to eat there. Very limited seating but we were able to get one of their two tables. Staff is friendly and efficient despite the numerous orders. We got the duck kaarage, the truffle soy salmon bento as well as a strawberry milk with matcha foam (can't adjust the sweetness level). Came out to be about $40 for 3 items and wait time was around ten minutes. The duck kaarage was delicious! Super fresh and crispy, on the fatty side, and tasty with the dipping mayo sauce. The truffle salmon slices were extremely tender, didn't need to chew at all. It paired well with the numerous sides that came with the bento, like the potato salad, peppered bean sprouts, and sweet potato pieces. The strawberry milk with matcha foam was ok, a bit on the sweet side, unfortunately not super strong in matcha flavor. Maybe the regular matcha latte is better, something I'd try next time. Overall it was a great experience and I'd definitely go back for more!

This place is sooooo goood. I don't really drink matcha but the mango one was very good. It wasn't as sweet as I thought but the matcha pairs well with it. Solid 10/10. (I didn't take a picture haha) We also got the salmon in truffle soy obento and the duck ochazuke. Both were amazing. I think if you can, you should definitely eat it there so it's fresh. My girlfriend and I ended up walking back to eat it and because the heat it was slightly warm but still so good. The truffle didn't overpower the taste at all and the salmon was super tasty. The duck was also very tender and loved everything about it. The service there was great and with how busy it was inside, I feel like they were still attentive to the people waiting. It's super small inside but when you have the chance to sit inside, it's a great place to chill.

Still remains my favorite matcha place in the city. Quality bento boxes and matcha all around. We did come in on a Saturday a little after opening and the line was extremely long already. I highly recommend just going through their online ordering system, pick up the food, and then have a little picnic near by.

I've been hearing really great things about this place from many of my friends, so I just had to try it! The Iced Matcha Latte definitely did not disappoint. The color of the matcha was 5/5 and it tasted even better than it looked! Smooth, creamy, rich matcha!! I've tried Tadaima, Stonemill, and even Izumi matcha, but these don't compare to me. The line was a bit long and I waited ~15 minutes for my one drink, but it was well worth it!! Also, the store is quite small and does not have much seating, so I took it to go and walked around the Marina. Perfect sweet treat on a nice sunny day in the city!!

We stopped by Komeya No Bento to try their items to celebrate my sister's birthday. We got an assortment of items and ordered up front in their small shop. The workers were all moving very efficiently to get orders done as quickly as possible. There is not a lot of indoor seating though. After waiting about thirty minutes, we got our order and walked to a nearby park to enjoy the items. They were okay, typical bento but a little overpriced. The duck was good, I just wished they gave a little more. Their drinks were also just fine. Overall, I'm glad I tried.

The fresh strawberry milk with matcha foam drink here is so good -- I used to just Doordash it from work every now and then, and it would be just as yummy as in person. Very creamy and refreshing, probably my favorite matcha latte foam drink in SF only second to Maruwu Seicha. This place gets super busy, so the line could be really long. I got the bentos on a day it was pretty empty, and they were good (though not mindblowing). The duck breast one is my preference -- meat is very tenderer, the rice is well-seasoned, and the side salad and corn complements the texture nicely. The box is super aesthetic. Would probably not go out of my way to wait in line for the bento, but definitely try the matcha if you get the chance!

Two blocks alway from shopping around the Marina, make your way over to Komeya No Bento! A hole in the wall that recently opened that already is garnering long lines with their strange soft opening hours! (like... closed from 2:30-5:30 but open from 5:30-6:30 odd) Other than that, I'd advise placing an order online rather than waiting in their horrendous line haha! On to the foodie part!; HIGH QUALITY CHIRASHI BENTO GOODNESS!!! WOWWWW WORTH THE PRICE AND PORTION! As I exclaim with the Truffle Infused Salmon Bento it's like kissing the ocean.... The sweet balance from their bed of rice with fresh sides from beansprouts, fried caramelish sweet potato's, potato salad & corn, this whole meal is perfectly balanced and each bite pairs itself in harmony. The duck karaage on the other hand, I wish I was able to eat this more fresh or maybe the breading needed to be more crispy? Their in house mayo sauce pairing is with the bouncy... juicy duck is almost as life changing as duck fat fries I tried at a different place! If you're looking for a quick lunch break option, this is not it (for now) but the food is so worth it! Sun bathe in the marina parks or go for a stroll with one of the best chirashi places I've had in SF so far :)

Been wanting to try this place for while and finally for the chance to! I got the chicken karage bento and it was delicious! The chicken had a good amount of flavor by itself already but the sauce definitely made it even better! My boyfriend for the salmon bento and he said it was good and tasted fresh! We both got the iced matcha latte and liked it but wished it was a little bit sweeter (we got 75% sweet, the highest option). We ordered online for pick up and were able to get it right away when we got there but the line was HUGE, so highly recommend ordering ahead online! The inside is pretty small and just has a couple tables, so I wouldn't really recommend eating/drinking inside.

The salmon ikura bento was absolutely delicious--the wasabi, the rice, and every detail of the box came together beautifully. The duck breast bento, however, wasn't quite to my taste; I found the meat a bit on the tougher side, and the rice (not being sushi rice) didn't have the same flavor and texture I enjoyed so much in the salmon ikura bento. On a brighter note, the drinks are excellent! Their matcha is smooth and flavorful, and I love that they offer milk alternatives like oat milk. The mango matcha latte was especially refreshing. I'll definitely be back to enjoy more of the salmon ikura bento and drinks! Parking in the area isn't too difficult. There are a few tables inside to enjoy your bento or drink. You can definitely order ahead so you're not waiting for your food.

By far one of the most convenient yet top tier quality food spots in san francisco!! I ordered the salmon truffle bento and chicken katsu bento with a strawberry matcha latte! Everything tasted so delicious! The salmon was fresh with the light truffle aftertaste enhancing the overall flavor of the salmon! It paired well with all the sides provided inside from the sweet potato to light potato salad and tomatoes! The chicken katsu was nice and crispy, especially considering that there was more chicken then breading which I like! The matcha is from marukykamen and they gave a generous amount as i tasted the strong matcha in the drink blended with the sweet strawberry puree! Highly recommend coming here for both their matcha and bentos for a decent price of roughly $22 per bento! The place is quite small, not much seating other then outside benches as well as limited street parking, so recommend picking up and eating at a nice spot! I took it to eat at golden gate park!

I was on my way to Fort Mason when I realized that I would be passing Komeya No Bento. They had opened doors at 11, and I figured that the line wouldn't be too long at 11:30. I was sorta right... The line wasn't as long as I've seen before. But it did take awhile to get inside to place an order on the screen. My plan was just to get the salmon in truffle soy. But after waiting was seems like eons and seeing all the matcha orders, decided to get the strawberry fresh milk with matcha foam too. After placing my order and waiting awkwardly inside the very tiny space, I got my order faster than the wait and headed off to Fort Mason to get a table. I drank the matcha along the way and my first thought was "Damn, that's good." I don't normally order matcha drinks. But out of the few I have tried, this one was, well, pretty damn good. The sweetness of the strawberry puree complimented the grassy notes of the matcha. And the creaminess of the fresh milk balanced all the flavors. As for the salmon, it was also really good! I can see why people are willing to wait. The salmon just melted in my mouth. The truffle oil and yuzu soy were delicate as to not overpower the salmon. The sushi rice was cooked perfectly and was subtle on the vinegar. Every bite had to be savored in order to experience all the flavors. The sides that day were bean sprouts, cucumbers, Japanese potato salad, roasted tomatoes, corn ribs, and sweet potatoes. The standouts for me were the potato salad, tomatoes, and sweet potatoes. I enjoyed the vinegary-ness of the salad. The tomatoes were bursting with freshness, literally. And the sweet potatoes added an earthy sweetness. The big question is would I go back? I spent nearly 45mins waiting and spent nearly $40. Even so, my answer is yes to try the Duck Ochazuke. I just hope I get a table there.

Food & Drinks: strawberry matcha latte (6/10) - could have a stronger matcha taste but was decent matcha latte (7.5/10) - i got 75% sweetness but was still pretty sweet. could have stronger matcha taste but it was still pretty good Salmon in Truffle Soy (8/10) - fresh fish, flavorful, filling. loved the veggies and the corn and potato salad. Salmon in Truffle Soy Ikura (8/10) - same as the other dish but has roe! really yum and fresh Service: Pretty straightforward ordering at the front kiosk and waiting for your order. Gets pretty busy here and they try and work as efficiently as possible. Can be a bit of a wait for your order! Ambiance: Very small with limited seatings on the perimeter of the store with mini tables but a lot of people grab and go! Small and cute store.

One line gets you to a screen kiosk that offers up a menu of bentos and matcha drinks, which moves at an even pace. After about ten minutes, your name gets called by a friendly voice to pick up the order. We got a salmon truffle, salmon flakes, a matcha drink and a milk strawberry matcha foam (super yum). One box made us really full, as there's plenty of rice along with sides of corn, beansprouts, pickled cucumber, mashed potato and wasabi. A bit too much carbs imho. There's limited places to sit in this cozy spot but overall, it's grab-and-go.

Came on a Saturday around 11:30am and there was already a good amount of people inside and outside waiting, but only to the end of the building. I'd recommend ordering ahead on their website to save some time, as it was pretty chaotic inside. I didn't order ahead until getting in line and seeing their QR code, and my estimated pickup time was ~20-30 minutes later. You can go inside to the right counter and check in after you've placed your online order. Inside, there are some seats to wait and I believe a table to eat at on the right wall, but it's pretty cramped. There is one iPad to order off of inside too. Definitely more of a to go spot. As for the food, we got the salmon truffle and duck breast. The duck breast was somewhat soft, but I thought it needed a bit of sauce on it. The seasoning it had wasn't quite enough flavor. I do like how they give you a lot of sides to go with the bento, though. The salmon truffle was really good - not fishy at all and buttery.

I heard this was the best matcha in SF... I heard right! Like any hyped up food spot in the city, there's going to be a ridiculously long line. Prepare yourself to stand in line for a minimum of 30 minutes. I would advise you to place an order online at the start of the day since they often turn off online ordering midway through their operating hours. Now to the matcha -- they use high quality ceremonial grade from Japan (Marukyu Koyamaen) and efficiently whisk it with an electric milk frother. This results in a smooth matcha unlike some places that use the more traditional bamboo whisk that leaves the matcha grainy when not whisked long enough. Given the high quality of their matcha, there's no "grassy" taste either! Their matcha cream (used in strawberry and mango drinks) is extra creamy and perfectly sweetened when mixed with the milk and fruit syrup. I think they have the best strawberry matcha in the city (and I've been to Kiss of Matcha, Tadaima, Stonemill)! Seating inside is limited but for the most part, people order takeout. Staff is very friendly and respectful so please be patient with them as they're doing a great job with the high volume!

Komeya has my absolute heart I literally tell everyone around me that they have the best matcha in San Francisco (in my opinion). You could not go wrong with anything on their menu, but my personal favorites are simply their regular matcha latte (little ice, 25% sugar) along with their ochazuke. The line is always long, but it's worth the wait. The people at komeya are also the SWEETEST people ever. We ended up being the last group to order and they were so nice despite it being so close to closing. My friends visiting from LA loved and I will always be back

Calling and ordering ahead was one of the best decisions I've ever made in my adult life. They have online ordering, but it didn't seem to be working . I called ahead and they told me the food will be ready in 30 minutes which was accurate . When I got there there was a loooooooong line out the door just to order I imagine more than 30 minutes to order and then another 30 minutes We tried the chicken Katsu bento the duck breast bento, and the salmon sashimi bento, and enjoyed them all. I liked that the chicken Katsu cuts were very thick sometimes when I peel off the batter there's not much meat left, but not here. The meat is generous and very tender, even on its own . Duck breast was also perfectly cooked and lightly seasoned with a slight kick. Salmon and sashimi tasted really fresh and also just had a twang of kick. The sides were pretty, but not particularly filling . I did enjoy the small pieces of sweet potato. It came with along with the corn ribs. Comes with a potato salad as well. I thought the Matcha latte tasted really authentic and high-quality you can customize the sweetness. The Hojicha latte tasted more artificial to me. There are some small benches inside and out, so plan to take to go to the park nearby. Staff was really nice, especially for working in such a busy and cramped space

I went on a Saturday around noon and they had turned off online order so we could not order ahead. The line was a few people out the door and it took about 20 minutes to get to the kiosk to order. One thing is that they don't have any menus available to view other than when you get to the ordering station so I think that holds up the line as well. 2 drinks totaled to about $16. From ordering the drinks to getting them took another 40 minutes. I'm not sure if their system for making drinks is out of sorts but I did notice the people who ordered after me received their drinks almost 20 minutes before I did. One thing I would like to point out is the inconsistency in the drinks. When I first arrived I noticed the matcha lattes that were being served were a nice deep green color. As I waited for my drink it did become busier and I noticed the workers making the drinks in batch. The orders right before mine, and my matcha latte were a very light green color. Matcha latte, 1/10. For a drink that costs $8 and uses ceremonial grade matcha, the drink was a very light shade and tasted like a cup of milk. This was super unfortunate because I had high expectations. Strawberry matcha, 7/10. It was okay but nothing amazing. It's a very sweet drink that was more like a dessert. The matcha foam had a slight coconut taste and not a strong matcha flavor. Overall it wasn't bad. I was really excited to try this spot since it has such good reviews and is highly recommended but for something that took nearly an hour out of my day I was extremely disappointed. To be honest I wouldn't return for the matcha but the food is intriguing if there wasn't such a long wait. The inside was also very packed and there wasn't much order to where to wait for your drink or pick it up. Also wish they had a system where you could get a text once your order was ready because it was hard to get inside and impossible to hear when your name was called if you are standing outside.

Not in SF very often, so took advantage of needing to be around Fort Mason to stop by Komeya No Bento. Came around 11:30am on a Friday and there was maybe 1-2 people in line to order. Passed by again after 12:30pm and the line was out the door and about halfway down the block. To be fair there isn't much space inside for a line. I ordered the salmon with truffle soy as well as a mango milk matcha. For the matcha: I wasn't able to customize the sweetness, but as someone who usually gets 25-30% sweet at boba shops I thought this drink was just right! Not too sweet. The mango is a good addition and I think honestly tastes better as a flavor combo than strawberry and matcha. The matcha had nice flavors and was nice and smooth as well. After ordering I waited about 5 minutes before my drink was ready. For the salmon: wow, the fish is so fresh and melt in your mouth smooth. The truffle flavor complements it well. I liked all the side dishes, which includes corn, potato salad, I think sweet potatoes, some cucumbers and cherry tomatoes, and some mung bean sprouts. I think they're all flavored well and just enough to really complement the highlight of the bento: the salmon and the rice. I plan to come back to try the duck as well! After ordering I waited about 10 minutes before my food was ready.