RYVO™ Insulated Bento Lunch Box

RYVO™ Insulated Bento Lunch Box

Pack a warm main, fruit, snacks, and all their favorites in 1 organized lunchbox. No pile of containers. No food touching. No boring cold lunch again.

check_circle Pack Hot Food And Cold Sides Together

check_circle Removable Insulated Food Jar For Pasta, Rice, Noodles, And Soup

check_circle 4 Food Sections Keep Every Bite Separate

check_circle Lift The Jar Out When You Want To Pack A Sandwich

RYVO™ Insulated Bento Lunch Box

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The insulated food jar sits inside the bento box, so you can pack a warm main beside fruit, snacks, and other sides. Everything stays organized in 1 easy-to-carry box.

When you don't need a warm meal, lift the jar out and use the open space for a sandwich or a larger dry lunch.

Fill the food jar with hot water and leave it open for 5 to 10 minutes. Empty the water, add hot food, and close the lid.

What helps most: soups and saucy foods hold warmth better than dry foods, and a fuller jar holds warmth longer than a half-empty one.

Your set includes the RYVO bento box, the removable insulated food jar, the food jar lid, and the divider.

Wet foods belong in the jar: use the closed food jar for soup, yogurt, sauces, and anything runny.

The bento sections are for drier foods: fruit, vegetables, crackers, sandwiches, and snacks with little liquid.

Keep the lunchbox upright in the bag and close the lid fully before it goes in.

All orders are processed within 1-2 business days. Standard delivery takes 7-15 business days across the US.

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Cold Sandwiches Keep Coming Home Uneaten.

You packed a good lunch. Your child opened it, took 2 bites, and brought the rest home again.

Some kids do not want another cold sandwich. Others refuse to eat anything after the fruit has touched the crackers.

A regular bento keeps food apart, but it cannot hold a warm main. A separate thermos works, but now you are packing a thermos, a lunchbox, snack tubs, and even more lids.

RYVO gives every part of lunch its own place.

A Bigger Bento Box Does Not Fix A Cold-Lunch Problem.

More compartments. A bigger lid. A fancier latch. They all organize the same cold lunch your child already turned down.

A plain bento gives you more space, but the whole lunch is still cold. A separate food jar gives you warmth, but adds another container to carry, open, and bring home.

The problem is not how much food you pack. It is how that food looks and feels when lunchtime finally comes.

2 Lunch Modes. 1 Box.

RYVO changes with what your child actually wants to eat.

  • Hot lunch mode: preheat the insulated jar, then fill it with pasta, noodles, rice, soup, or last night's leftovers.
  • Sandwich mode: lift the jar out to make room for a sandwich, a wrap, or a larger dry meal.
  • Picky-eater mode: use the separate sections to stop fruit, snacks, and vegetables from touching.

No special meal plan. No collection of tiny containers. Just pack, close, and go.

THE RYVO DIFFERENCE

1 Box. 2 Food Zones. A Better School Lunch.

RYVO combines an insulated stainless-steel food jar with a divided bento box.

The food jar holds the warm main and keeps wet foods closed away from everything else. The 4 surrounding sections give fruit, vegetables, crackers, and snacks their own space.

When you do not need a warm meal, lift out the jar and use the open space for a sandwich or a larger entree.

It is the flexibility of a bento and a food jar, packed into 1 simple lunch system.

The Everyday Wins Parents Care About

Built around the little problems that make school lunch harder than it needs to be.

  • Cute Lunch Box

    This lunch box is adorable and little girls love the sweet details. As a parent, I find this an almost perfect food storage box. It is designed to be adjusted to fit what you may need at different meals. The container is sturdy, durable, seals tightly and has many compartment options. I love the addition of the insulted container and it holds heat or cold foods to temperature for a reasonable length of time. The container is leak-proof and it has its own storage position to keep it away from other items. The only real downside is the container itself doesn’t have any sort of handle. I would have liked to see a foldable compact handle, similar to what is on the insulated jar. It is easy to clean though and top-shelf dishwasher safe which is always convenient. I think it could be priced a little lower, as it is only plastic, but it will withstand years of use.

    Meg

  • Good choice for toddlers

    The layout and materials of this bento box are very good. The stainless steel jar is insulated to keep food warm without warming up the entire box. It's easy for small kids to open. The plastic box easy to use and clean.

    Kelly

  • Nice, simple bento-style lunch box

    We have a bunch of lunch boxes in my family, mostly for the kids. When I started working a few days a week in the office all I could find was a rainbow butterfly-themed box or a couple of very small lunch boxes suitable for three or four year olds. I thought an adult lunch box was in order, and I went with this. It's somewhat sparse, feature-wise, but is exactly what I need. A few compartments to keep sundries and an insulated jar for anything wet or that you might want to keep warm. It's about eight inches to a side, and a bit over three inches tall. More than enough room for any food I would want to bring with me. It also has some built-in utensils and a handy spot to stow them. The lid seals tightly with a gasket. I've not seen it leak yet and it seems like the gasket would keep any liquid inside, but I haven't experienced any major spills inside it yet to gauge just how leak-proof that gasket may be. There's a removable divider so you can join two of the four section into one larger section, or just slide it around to change the size of the sections somewhat. I think it's great, it meets my needs entirely.

    Greg

    Not Just A Bento. Not Just A Thermos.

    Three ways to pack a school lunch. Only one keeps a warm main and separate sides in a single box.

      Regular bento Thermos + bento Snack containers
    Warm main packed with separate cold sides
    Everything travels in 1 container
    Removable insulated food jar
    Wet food sealed in its own closed jar

    Frequently Asked Questions

    A regular bento organizes cold or room-temperature food. RYVO adds a removable insulated food jar, so you can pack a warm main and separate sides in the same lunchbox.

    Yes. Put the hot food inside the closed insulated jar and pack fruit, vegetables, crackers, and other sides in the surrounding sections.

    For anything that must stay properly chilled, use an insulated lunch bag or an ice pack.

    Heat retention depends on the food, the starting temperature, how full the jar is, and how long it sits before lunch.

    For the best result, preheat the jar with hot water for 5 to 10 minutes, then add the food while it is still hot. Soups and saucy foods hold warmth better than dry foods.

    Soup, pasta, noodles, rice, curry, oatmeal, and other saucy foods work well. Foods with more moisture usually hold warmth better than dry foods like nuggets or quesadillas.

    Yes. Lift it out when you want more space for a sandwich, a wrap, or a larger dry meal. That is the whole point of the 2 modes.

    The closed food jar is the part designed for soup and wet foods. Use the surrounding bento sections for foods with little liquid, and keep the lunchbox upright in the bag.

    The wide food-jar opening and the removable parts make each area easy to reach. Remove the seals when you wash it and let every piece dry fully before putting the box away.

    Never microwave the stainless-steel food jar. Follow the care instructions supplied with your box before microwaving any plastic component.

    It is built for school-age children who can handle warm food and open the jar themselves. Test the lid and the latch with your child before sending it to school the first time.

    You're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee under the terms in our refund policy. If the box is not what your family needed, send it back.