Delicious Deal: Buddha-Bar

Photo: Spielmann Studio

The restaurant: Buddha-Bar

The deal: $19 bento boxes at lunch

The deets: At this opulent new hot spot, the lunch menu (served daily) brings a bargain with $19 bento boxes. The deal includes miso soup, edamame, Buddha-Bar chicken salad, Vietnamese spring rolls, red curry shrimp with steamed rice and a choice of mango soup or chocolate and sesame bars for dessert.

Comments

yellowlines said…
Hmmm...too bad this is nowhere on their website.
7/08/2010 1:09 PM
Amanda said…
Stick with me - I get you the inside scoop. ; )

Restaurant web sites can be woefully unhelpful, right?
7/08/2010 4:31 PM
Anonymous said…
For 20 bucks I would rather head a little farther north to 2 Amy's and get a salad and the perfect pizza.
7/09/2010 1:39 AM
Olesh said…
A little farther north? Two Amy's is half an hour away.

I wonder what kind of scene Buddh Bar has at lunch.
7/09/2010 11:01 AM
Kasper Kwant dj buddha bar amsterdam said…
If you are ever in amsterdam come over and check me as resident dj of the little buddha bar amsterdam!
8/03/2010 3:25 PM
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