(ben-toh)...(n.)...half kepani, half Hawaiian Style, this fast food package encased in a Styrofoam box is a very popular item in Hawaii...see also ono bento and mixed plate

traditional boxed lunch.

(ben-toe; Japanese) Originally a picnic meal served in a sectioned lacqueur box; it’s come to mean quick takeout items.

a box lunch

(BEN-toh) - box lunch

A boxed meal. Often one of the selections that you will find on a Japanese restaurant menu is the Bento Box.

Boxed meal of rice, pickles and other foodstuffs.

boxed lunch, usually containing an assortment of foods

a boxed lunch containing assorted freaky Japanese "food" items

a Japanese term for a portable lunch and in Hawaii, usually consists of a bed of rice witih various types of food on top - the most common version comes with teriyaki beef, fried mahi, fried chicken, and a slice of the ubiquitous Spam

a kind of boxed meal, sometimes referred to as a boxed lunch, since they are commonly eaten at

a square or rectangular box with various compartments that hold little amounts of different types of food

this is a cold lunchbox featured in many animé and manga that is basically a box that has different compartments for each style of food and usually contains sushi and vegetables. Pronounced ‘ben-tow'.

box lunch or meal, served in compartmentalized container

Box lunch. Can be a hot or cold.

A cold lunchbox featured in many anime and manga. Basically a wooden or plastic box that has several compartments to hold different foods and usually contains sushi and vegetables. Pronounced ‘ben-tow'.