When I first started bringing bento to work, I got some strange looks. My colleagues were curious about my lunch boxes. Some people might be embarrassed about bringing a bento box. Others might not want to spend money to buy a bunch of cute bento boxes. Hey, to each their own. A traditional bento box isn't a necessity.
I recently found a cute Hello Kitty plastic container in the $1 section of my local Target, which I use for bento.

I've also used plain old tupperware.

During my last trip to Japan, I bought stackable nesting plastic containers in cute colors. I love these, though they don't pack up as compactly as a traditional bento box.


But yes, I do own more traditional bento boxes. What do you all use?
1 comment:
Mamichan!!!! Great post! I am so glad you are posting here!!! I use Lock & Lock boxes for Rick because he's too "manly" for bento boxes!!
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