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A vertical gradient transitioning smoothly from white on the left to dark gray on the right.
A vertical gradient transitioning smoothly from white on the left to dark gray on the right.
The logo of BENTOS & MORE.
The logo of BENTOS & MORE.

Bentos and curry, made each morning

Traditional Japanese food in the heart of Kirchberg. Open Monday through Friday from 11h to 14h

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Ikoï

A short menu, made fresh

We serve freshly made Bentos and Japanese Curry out of a small kitchen in the Axento Building, on Avenue J.F. Kennedy in the heart of Kirchberg. The menu is short on purpose. Everything is prepped each morning. We don't take reservations and we don't stay open late, just three hours of lunch, served properly, weekdays only. More places to grab our food are incoming soon !

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Menu

A small menu — big flavors

Our menu is built around a handful of dishes we make properly. Japanese curry simmered slow. bentos made fresh to order. Sides that aren't an afterthought. We'd rather do ten things well than fifty things halfway. Have a look at what's on this week.

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  • Plate of rice, shredded cabbage, and fried meat with sauce.
  • A restaurant or food service counter with chefs preparing food and customers waiting in line, decorated with Japanese-style paper lanterns hanging from the ceiling.
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  • People standing in line at a food court inside a shopping mall, with a wooden wall in the background and signs indicating a bento and more restaurant.
  • A person wearing black gloves is pouring cooked, saucy chicken into a black compartment tray, which also contains rice, on a white surface.
  • A woman holds a plastic food container with sushi, talking to a man behind the counter in a store or food shop.
  • People inside a modern, brightly lit cafe or restaurant with large windows, green trees, and colorful lanterns hanging from the ceiling.
  • Person in black glove pouring brown sauce or gravy onto white rice in a black compartment tray, with shredded carrots, lettuce, and other foods surrounding the rice.
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How to order

Three ways to enjoy our food

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    01 – Eat at your desk

    Order through Wolt and we'll send lunch to your building. Around thirty minutes, anywhere in Kirchberg and the area around it. The same kitchen, just on wheels.

    Order on Wolt
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    02 – Skip the lunch queue

    Order ahead and grab it on your way past. Fifteen minutes from tap to tray, ready when you walk in. You simply get a text when your food is ready for pickup.

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    03 – Come say hi

    Eleven to two, Monday through Friday. No reservations, no system, just turn up. There are a few seats if you want to stay, or take it to go and find a bench somewhere sunny.

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About

Same kitchen, same hands

Ikoï started small and stayed that way. Same kitchen in Kirchberg since day one, same small team behind the counter. We cook what we'd want to eat ourselves — honest Japanese food, made fresh, served fast. Nothing fancy, nothing precious. Just lunch, done properly.

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Group of five diverse people in a kitchen posing and showing thumbs-up gestures.

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The Kitchen At Work

Find us

In Kirchberg, Galerie Axento

Tucked into ground floor of the Axento building, vis-à-vis Auchan Kirchberg

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ikoi.luxembourg@gmail.com

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+352 691 270 854

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44 Avenue JF Kennedy, L-1855 Luxembourg

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Monday – Friday · 11h – 14h

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