$2.50 - bit pricey for a frozen burrito but Im sure you can find these in bulk for cheaper price/unit.

Following the instructions on the back for airfrying(17min @ 330F) you will achieve a slightly crunchy burrito with a great texture all around. The structural integrity of the burrito held up well compared to competitors. The inside was the consistency of typical frozen burrito filling- thick, creamy, but less homogenous than others. You could distinctly tell what was chicken for it was in decent sized chunks. The creamy factor from the cheese was a nice touch.

Two of these would make a solid meal alongside some hot sauce. 7.5/10

these are BANGER in the air fryer 10/10, ive had nuggs where its like im chewing breading more than meat. the meat is plentiful and tender and the light breading adds a nice crunch.

On the plus side, it was pretty tasty. And $1 on sale. And probably shelf-stable for a few years.

On the quibble side: required 90 seconds, and was greatly improved with a splash of habanero sauce.

On the “minus” side: no “tender beef chunks” as pictured, rather, there was a “salisbury steak” style circular patty in there. smaller than even Wendy’s or McD’s smallest burger offerings.

I microwaved mine. Added a little but if seasoning to the potatoes and broccoli for better flavors. Steak was tender and medium cooked. Highly recommend and would get again.

I don’t often buy frozen Japanese food, but in this case, I was pleasantly surprised.

I didn’t follow the instructions exactly—since I’m staying at a hotel and didn’t have any oil—but the result was still satisfying.

I enjoyed the sweet and savory blend. I had some Sriracha sauce too.

$4.47 from the store(better value than their other dishes).

Steak was probably brisket or extremely tender chuck roast that shredded & was quite pleasantly tender.
This bowl was loaded with veg: bell peppers, cilantro, beans along with charred corn. Peppers were surprisingly crunchy; beans were tender & not undercooked; so called cilantro-sauce was practically just cilantro w/ canola/olive oil plus some garlic. Rice was cooked properly & honestly brought this whole bowl together structurally.

This bowl was a satisfying portion of food & overall pretty decent for a frozen dinner. Wish the steak & cheese portions were more generous & more rice than beans. 7/10

$12.99 at Costco for the 3 pack. This didn’t disappoint! There’s a kick to the pizza, I just couldn’t figure out if it was from the pepperoni or salami. Didn’t skimp on the toppings. I will say, the salami did make the pizza a bit on the saltier side so if that bothers you, add a veggie topping if you wish or have a side salad to go with.

Crust was good as well. Not too thin, not too thick. Definitely would buy again.

Private Selection: Hot Honey Pepperoni & Feta

Got me through many a sad drunkin nights in college. I’m post grad now, applying for grad school and feeling nostalgic, so I had to pick one up lol.

Now i might be a bit biased but I don't have an Indian restaurant near me that is not vegan but this slaps so hard. Microwaved per directions and it's so flavorful.

Nice good chunks of chicken and the rice was so fluffy and light. Definitely buying again and checking out their other products

Pretty bland. Needed a lot of hot sauce. Too much sour cream. I don't think I would buy again.

For a very reasonable $3.99 I picked up this dinner from TJs.

Cooked as instructed on package(Microwave 4mins on high, stir, microwave 2min. ) The presentation of the bowl looked insanely fabulous for a meal before I stirred it to cook another 2min like the package said to. So I recommend skipping the stir if you care a lot about presentation.

The flavor profile of this bowl is fabulous, the rice & chicken are filled to the brim with spices; the basmati rice was properly cooked & not sopping wet; chicken was of high quality w/ great texture for precooked frozen meat; the garlic sauce brought this whole bowl together through a light creamy tasty component; while the red bell peppers & spinach gave it splashes of freshness; occasionally you will get a pickle forward bite of red onion that made it more enjoyable.

This was so far the best frozen dinner bowl I have tried from TJs. Shawarma bowl's gonna be hard to beat!

Decent portion, quality impressed, & the flavor was the star of the show. 9/10 - only thing that would have brought this up to a 10 would be if there was more crunch/texture: cabbage, lettuce, something crispy, diced pickles or cucumber.

I know a lot of people don't care for this pizza but I love it. I always add a layer of shredded mozzarella to the top

~$6 from the grocery store.

This was a nice comfort meal that was basically rice/blackbeans/corn topped with a corn tortillas, chicken, cheese and verde salsa.

Everything tasted pretty fresh including the chicken. The portion was solid and filling. Salsa/sauce was slightly spicy & reminiscent of fresh of tomatillos.

Tortilla and corn added a pleasant hint of sweetness. Cheese crisped up nicely on edges.

8/10, solid quality but pricey

was actually pretty suprised by this meal. the turkey was solid and actually tasted similar to real turkey, the gravy was good as well, nice and thick. i would say the mash needs seasoning and the stuffing could’ve been better, was kinda soggy.

My Walmart carries this brand for about $4.00 and I always keep a couple in the freezer.

Per the instructions, I preheated the oven to 425 degrees.

While waiting, I added Italian spices, red pepper flakes, extra sharp chedder, and shaved parmesan to the pizza.

After baking for the recommended 10 minutes directly on the rack, I sliced this bad boy up and had supper.

The Pizza sauce wasn't acidic but pretty flavorful.

The thin crust held up nicely with the extra toppings, and had crispy edges.

This brand is always tasty, but I loooove cheese.

I always add different cheeses and spices to make it more interesting.

It's a solid choice for a quick meal that never disappoints.

it’s definitely not super thin but the crust has a nice crunch to it. I like the sauce, very flavorful, but might be a bit salty to some people. The pepperoni slices are thick and crisped up well. It’s definitely one of the better frozen pizzas I’ve tried. Cost around $6 at my local Winn Dixie. good for quick dinner after work.

Extremely tough pasta. Filling was almost non-existent. Watery sauce.

The flavor was okay and vaguely evoked Indian cuisine but the textures were awful.

For just $2.99 you get 3 hearty servings.

I split this up for the next three meals - great for week long meal prep if I you were to get 2 bags.

This chicken fried rice is really good, especially the chicken which had decent mallard coloring which gave it some great flavor a lot like the restaurant. The egg tastes fresh & the soy sauce flavor could fool you for what they use at a restaurant.

Really solid for the price point, amount of food, & quality. I'm put'n this in my monthly rotation. Hits the spot when you are hungry for restaurant style fried rice. 8/10

so good! they remind me of the old super pretzel bites

would be a 10/10 if they were a little saltier 😋 but otherwise I love them

Shoutout to my buddy for trying this with me. Said that “acceptable” was the best word for this, chicken was squishy and disappointing. Sauce got a little much towards the end. The package advertised big portions of veggies and that was def not the case… I personally thought the peppers took away from the rest of the flavor.

Overall disappointing flavor, ok price, neither of us would buy again.