The Red Box

The Red Box is one of the eat outs which is trending in recent times. It is a Chinese takeaway hut. The food is served in a red color oyster pail box.

There is a variety of rice and noodles like chicken, prawn, and vegetarian. You also get a gravy along with your rice or noodles.


 The wait time for my food to arrive was very minimal and the food is freshly cooked and packed. I ordered the hot garlic chicken fried rice which cost Rs.150. The food was delicious and the quantity is enough to feed one extremely hungry person. This is a very pocket-friendly eat out which is ideal for college students. 

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