Sushi grade Ahi tuna seared rare with ginger wasabi mayo, Asian slaw & cilantro on a toasted egg bun. $15.99
Gott’s Roadside, San Francisco CA
This ahi tuna burger IS delicious, but it’s $17.39 after tax so it makes for a pricey lunch item. You really can’t have this often otherwise your lunch budget dwindles down quickly.
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Roasted turkey, ham, crispy bacon, lettuce, tomato, and herbed mayo on wheat bread. Served with crinkle-cut fried and pickle. $11.95
Bongo Johnny’s, Palm Springs CA
This sandwich was pretty standard and was nothing special. At least it wasn’t dry. I liked the fries though. They were nicely fried and not greasy.
Four mini tacos with al pastor, lengua, carne asada, and pollo asado. Soft corn tortillas, cilantro, onions. Served with rice and beans. Each $8.95
Loco Charlie’s Mexican Grill, Palm Springs CA
These tacos were pretty good! I liked the variety, and the quality of the proteins was good. And you can’t beat the price!
$7.95
Lemonade, San Francisco CA
While I admit that this was tasty and really saucy (just how I like it), I will say that this small container of brisket is probably one the more over-priced items you can choose. They are pretty skimpy with the portion.
Two corn tortillas filled with breaded fish topped with Mexican cole slaw, chipotle baja sauce and pico de gallo. Served with rice. $9.95
Loco Charlie’s Mexican Grill, Palm Springs CA
These tacos were much larger than I expected. The fish were slightly greasy, but they tasted great and they definitely don’t skimp on the toppings. The rice, on the other hand, was really lame and dry.
Chicken dumpling with sweet chili sauce, avocado roll, 1/2 shrimp cake and tartar sauce, spicy burdock salad, hijiki and soybean salad.
$12.25
Delica, San Francisco CA
I like these bentos because they’re quick and the items are of really good quality. They really need a grab’n’go hot bento though. I liked everything, but the burdock salad was probably my least favorite. It had an odd texture that didn’t quite agree with me.
Parmesan, parsley, truffle, and lemon vinaigrette. $2.95
Lemonade, San Francisco CA
This was a great vegetarian option. It tasted fresh and bright with a lot of flavor.
House made pesto, sun-dried tomato, aioli, and cheddar cheese. $9.75
Acre Coffee, San Francisco CA
This was tasty and I love the bread that they use. The pesto was delicious and it soaked into the airy bread and made it even more moist. Yum!
Yellowfin tuna, tamago, piquillo peppers, lotus chips, namasu cucumber, green leaf lettuce, ginger guacamole, yuzu tobiko, sesame white soya. $12
Sushirrito, San Francisco CA
This sushi burrito tasted great. I loved the fresh tuna and the crunchy lotus chips really added to the experience. Mmm…
Braised beef tongue, tomatillo salsa. Served with side of black beans with queso fresco. $3.50
Uno Dos Tacos, San Francisco CA
I really like the lengua taco at Uno Dos. It’s always moist and tender and I love the flavor of it. Their side of black beans is also very delicious!
$4.50
Lemonade, San Francisco CA
Mmm, this macaroni and cheese was awesome for something that you get at a hot bar! I loved the truffle flavor and it was nice and gooey cheesy.
$2.35
L&L Hawaiian Barbecue, San Francisco CA
Mmm, there’s something about spam musubi that just hits the spot! It’s carby, salty, fatty and umami – just perfect for a quick, small snack.
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