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Since 2005, Bento Café has been the go-to spot in Atlanta for Taiwanese comfort food—from hearty bento boxes to popular street snacks and classic bubble tea. For 20 years, we’ve remained committed to the flavors, recipes, and traditions that make every meal feel like home. Whether you’re craving a quick lunch, a cozy dinner, or just a refreshing bubble tea, stop by and see why locals have loved us for over 20 years!
Easygoing eatery joining familiar & unusual Taiwanese eats with traditional sweet drinks.
Hours
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–7 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–7:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–7:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–7:30 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–7:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–7:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5495 Jimmy Carter Blvd STE A4, Norcross, GA 30093
Phone: (770) 300-9798
Website: http://www.bentocafe.com/
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RCDYC
Ordered Beef noodle soup, pan fried dumplings, curry fried rice and egg rolls. We love everything but the egg rolls cos its mostly cabbage n no meat. The beef noodle soup just tasted soon good especially for somebody feeling a Lil under the weather. 10/10 recommend. We will be back
… moreClarke Eads
We ordered the chicken drum, chicken on rice, french fries, soup noodle with rice noodles, and milk chocolate tea. They gave us free chicken nuggets that were really good. The fries and nuggets were a little spicy (for mild) but overall very great food! It was our first time having Taiwanese and I’d love to order from here again!
… moreblue senpai
Great food here, love getting it for lunch. Good portions for the price.
… moreAndrew Su
The place was pretty good overall, nice atmosphere and very clean. I got the Gua Bao, Shoyu Ramen, Stir-Fry Noodle, and Star Fruit Juice. They were out of 3 of the things I wanted to eat and staple food of taiwanese cuisine, but other than that the food tasted great and was ready very quickly. It was a little pricey but I recommend coming here for some quick bites of good taiwanese food if you’re in the area.
… moreXRM
I went to this place with my girlfriend for lunch one day. Overall the environment is clean and service is fine. Now the food:
Chicken nugget: I would recommend this. It also contained fried basil which added one more layer of flavor. It could be a little too spicy with the chili power and I think it could also be a bit crispier IMO.
Curry chicken huifan: absolutely horrible! I cook fitness meals all time so I knew instantly it was chicken breast. Overcooked and tough to bite. Also the curry tasted worse than store-bought curry cubes with minimal flavors of spices. Not worth the $15 price tag at all so don’t try it!
Basil fried rice w/ seafood: Seafood is pretty tender but I guess it’s previously frozen. The rice is neither soggy nor greasy and the basil’s aroma complements the dish. Overall it’s pretty fine.
So in general I would say try something Taiwanese, unique, and something that most likely would need to be made from scratch. For me I will probably never come again not because of its portion but rather it’s lacking the uniqueness and efforts put into creating a dish.
… moreChicken nugget: I would recommend this. It also contained fried basil which added one more layer of flavor. It could be a little too spicy with the chili power and I think it could also be a bit crispier IMO.
Curry chicken huifan: absolutely horrible! I cook fitness meals all time so I knew instantly it was chicken breast. Overcooked and tough to bite. Also the curry tasted worse than store-bought curry cubes with minimal flavors of spices. Not worth the $15 price tag at all so don’t try it!
Basil fried rice w/ seafood: Seafood is pretty tender but I guess it’s previously frozen. The rice is neither soggy nor greasy and the basil’s aroma complements the dish. Overall it’s pretty fine.
So in general I would say try something Taiwanese, unique, and something that most likely would need to be made from scratch. For me I will probably never come again not because of its portion but rather it’s lacking the uniqueness and efforts put into creating a dish.
SM
If I can give more than 5 stars, I would! This restaurant serves authentic Taiwanese food. Need to try their fried chicken or fried pork bento set. They also have boba tea and other authentic drinks.
… moreAnn
The bentos are super cute in the rectangular dishes. I was very happy with the pork bento. We got an order of fried radish cake to share, which had an excellent outer texture with a delectable crisp- too bad the radish itself was mushy. It’d be so much better if the radish cake itself had more texture and chew, perhaps by not cooking as much. This place should try making salt & pepper tofu if they can keep the breading texture! Overall, I’d rate a 3.5 out of 5.
The teas are pretty good, especially with the egg pudding. Tea offerings are pretty standard.
There are photo menus for the bentos on the side. Check those out to see what looks good!
Pros: good hang out spot, seating for groups
Cons: mushy radish cakes
… moreThe teas are pretty good, especially with the egg pudding. Tea offerings are pretty standard.
There are photo menus for the bentos on the side. Check those out to see what looks good!
Pros: good hang out spot, seating for groups
Cons: mushy radish cakes
Jason Lin
Long lasting Taiwanese restaurant in Atlanta for nearly two decades! Friendly employees, reasonable menu item price. Quick service. Delicious and authentic Taiwanese food and snack items! Would totally recommend this place to any one craving Taiwanese food!
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The $16 stir fry noodles taste like someone forgot to heat up the wok and then forgot to add sauce. And then only threw in whatever tiny bits of chicken were left on someone’s plate when they were done. Super duper oily with no flavor at all and maybe 1/4 cup of chicken bits. The water was disgusting And tasted super moldy.
… moreYu-Hsien Ho
Thought this place was ok for Taiwanese cuisine. The pig ears appetizer was very well done. It was flavorful and crisp. The pickled cucumbers were on the sweet side. I ordered the braised pork belly rice combo. You get 3 pieces of pork belly in a little bowl instead of over the rice, and creamed corn for some reason. The braised pork belly could spend a bit more time in the braising liquid to cook it a bit softer. It was also luke warm. Might try noodle soup or fries pork chop next time. Service was good.
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