Jae’s Lunchbox
15600 NE 8th St suite o 16, Bellevue
(425) 590-9716
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I’ve tried going to this place 4 different times over the last few months and they’re NEVER open… Would like to try one day, but come on. At least put something on your website or the voicemail.
In my opinion Sandwhich House Tres has much better fruit sandwiches. I ordered $85 worth of these and while they looked beautiful and the fruit was fresh, the whipped cream was not good at all, it was like eating fluffy oil/butter. It was not sweet at all. I ended up picking the fruit out and wasting all the rest of the ingredients. Also the strawberry jam and Nutella ones were really hard in the middle, at first I thought maybe it was because they were cold but I left one on the counter for 5 hours and tried it again and it was still hard. At Sandwich House they also serve the sandwiches in two separate slices which makes it much easier to eat, the ones from here look prettier but are impossible to eat without the fruit and whipped cream falling out all over you. I definitely should have tried one first before ordering $85 worth for my get together with family and friends. I would be willing to try one again another day and increase my rating to see if maybe whoever made them that day messed up when making the whip cream.
very pleasant place to pick up a quick meal :) ?
I'm vegetarian so I got the veggie onigiri and inarizushi options. We liked the onigiri, though it could use more salt. The inarizushi were kind of disappointing. Definitely not worth $3 a piece. I wish they had done something more creative and filling than just scoop some corn into the tofu skin. A corn + rice + miso vegan butter would be more filling, tasty and kind of a Hokkaido inspired inari.
Hilarious place that serves you frozen food at outrageous prices and makes you microwave it. You know what's 1/10 the price and tastes better? The frozen food section at the grocery store.
since we share the same name, I've wanted to try this place, especially after watching the Instagram short.you walk in and order from the ipads and each inari costs $3 each.i love inarizushi and sometimes i would make it at home but their version doesn't have rice inside. instead the inside is filled with salad or seaweed green. I didn't enjoy it as much as i was expecting rice inside.the fruit with whipped cream sandwiches were good without it being too sweet.also tried onigiri, but again, wasn't too impressed.all in all, i think it's a good place to stop by to grab a quick snack. I just wish they offer inari with rice inside.
Self service, which is cool. The place is small, clean, and it has utensils with a microwave if you would like to warm up your onigiri. I had the salmon onigiri, not bad (salmon had a nice flavor), but not wow by it, I should have added a little soy sauce or sweet chili. However, the strawberry sandwich was delicious and interesting (in a good way), definitely would eat it again or the orange sandwich.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mandarin Orange
I think it’s a bit overpriced for the level of quality for the food. The food was still yummy but nothing too special.
Awesome grab 'n go spot
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Cute place that's perfect for lunch takeaway. You order at the kiosk, and it's ready within a few minutes. Tried three "inari" and one onigiri. This isn't traditional inari - there's no rice inside, but instead there's salad and whatever filling you decide on. It's very full of fish so I found it delicious and filling enough, without the food coma after. If you want something with rice, I'd get a lunchbox or onigiri.Tuna and scallop inari were both good, the regular salmon inari needs some soy sauce or seasoning. With the sweeter inari skin it's a pretty good combo. The eel onigiri was very tasty, and they have a large portion of eel as well. I'll go back to try other options!
Vegetarian options: A few vegetarian options.
Parking: Large free lot.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tuna Inari
Such a cute spot! We’ve had this on our list for a while. The scallop poke bowl (not pictured) was a perfect amount. Light and airy fruit sandwiches, as promised. We’ll definitely be back soon!
This was my first time trying any of this type of food. I have always been interested in trying onigiri. When I came into the store it was very clean and neat. All the food looked so pretty and good so I tried multiple things. It was all super delicious! I will be stopping by again to grab more food for lunch! Food was also very inexpensive!
Not bad! I got the mandarin sando and masago onigiri. My only critique is that the onigiri had a lot of rice. My step sister got the tuna, and said the same thing. I recommend the owner to add spicy mayo to the filling! That way it’s more flavorful, and you can use less rice.
The experience was 5 stars the food was maybe 3. I ordered the mixed fruit cream sandwich, salmon onigiri, and salmon poke salad. If you have been to the 7-11s in Japan, the food reminded me of the kinds of things you can get there. Which is good but not amazing. But I don’t think the food is really the point at Jae’s Lunchbox. The atmosphere was very nostalgic to a school cafeteria. There are microwaves for customers to heat up their instant noodles and everything is served on a lunch tray. It was a really charming and fun experience eating here!
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