I ❤️ BirdBox - BGC 2024 - 03-06-2024

Restaurant Review: BirdBox BGC
 
BirdBox in BGC is a hidden gem that truly lives up to its reputation as a "hole in the wall" eatery. As you approach the restaurant, you'll notice a small cashier window where you have to line up to place your order. It may not be the most conventional setup, but it adds to the charm and uniqueness of the dining experience.
 
Once you've placed your order, it's important to get out of the way and patiently wait for your name to be called from the side. With limited space and no seating available, BirdBox encourages customers to enjoy their meals elsewhere. This may not be ideal for those looking for a sit-down dining experience, but it's perfect for those on the go or looking for a quick bite.
 
The food at BirdBox is served in classic Chinese take-out boxes, complete with a plastic spoon and fork. While the presentation may be simple, the taste certainly makes up for it. The dishes are flavorful, and the portion sizes are generous, providing great value for money. Whether you're craving their signature chicken or other menu offerings, you won't be disappointed with the quality and taste.
 
It's worth noting that BirdBox can get quite busy during peak hours, resulting in longer waiting times. If you're in a hurry, it's best to plan your visit outside of these busy periods to avoid any potential delays.
 
Overall, BirdBox in BGC offers a unique dining experience with its "hole in the wall" setup. While there are no seats available, the food is delicious, the portions are generous, and the prices are reasonable. So, if you're in the mood for some tasty chicken or other mouthwatering dishes, make sure to give BirdBox a try. Just remember to plan your visit accordingly to avoid any potential wait times during peak hours.

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