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Classes start for Clark County students in one week. And this semester we want your kids to have a boxed lunch with a bang. JC Fernandez is joined by Jessica woo the bento box queen, to show us how.

Meet Sulhee Jessica Woo - the Bento Box Queen. You might know her as the mom who makes the cutest lunches for her kids to take to school. In this episode of The Most Interesting People On The Internet, we'll take a look at Jessica's content creator journey, and how she manages to still create popular short-form content.

Using her signature catchphrase, ‘Let’s Make Some Lunch For My Kids’, this Mom influencer has inspired many other parents to up their packed lunch game. Sulheejessica shows a range of inspiring meal ideas that she packs into her children’s bento boxes.

Bento box lunch mom Jessica Woo (@sulheejessica) shows BuzzFeed how she makes cute DIY lunches for her three kids! Get the bento box here: https://amzn.to/3MOspF4

The creators who are making kitchen dreams come true on the For You Page. They’re trying new things and going above and beyond in the food space. They’re not just making food, they’re creating masterpieces. The one thing they have in common is that they’re all adding their own creative spin on cuisine — and it’s all delicious.

The bento-style lunches that TikTok star Jessica Woo packs for her three young kids are, in a word, amazing. “Let’s make some lunch for my kids!” Woo announces at the start of most of her cooking videos.

Whether you want to save money by taking your lunch to the office or you just never have enough time during the week to cook dinner, meal prepping can save time, help you shop smarter, make your money go further and help you eat healthier.

Next, Jessica has gone viral many times for the lunches she prepares with her kids. Her youngest, Olive, likes to have entire conversations while mom cooks away. It's nothing but pure adorableness!

There are the parents who pack their kids Lunchables ... and then there is Jessica Woo. One of the few foodie creators to make TikTok's coveted Discover List, the mom of three sends her daughters to school with intricately assembled bento box lunches, in which you'll find everything from shrimp alfredo pasta to sushi ... and always, a thoughtful note.

Traditionally Japanese lunchboxes, called bento boxes, are stylish lunch containers with compartments to sort food. You can separate by color, texture, dish, or style. Bento boxes are now popular all over the world as a fun and convenient way to get kids to enjoy their lunch.

It’s back-to-school time — and for a lot of adults, back-to-the-office time too — which means that it’s time for back-to-school shopping. And while new pens and notebooks are fun to pick out, there’s almost no back-to-school item that’s more fun to pick out than a lunch box.

How this mom of three became a TikTok sensation making lunch for her kids

Las Vegas mother of three Jessica Woo has rocketed to social media fame by sharing on the Internet the lunches she makes for her daughters. Her creative and cute bento box videos have earned her 5.4 million followers on TikTok (tiktok.com/@sulheejessica), features on Good Morning America and in the Los Angeles Times, and connections with Disney, Zulily and Paula Abdul.

Jessica Woo, aka @sulheejessica, went viral on Tik Tok after posting videos of her assembling simple, yet beautiful bento box lunches with a mom’s unique, loving touch… a personal note to inspire her children’s day.

If you're looking for ideas for your kids' lunch boxes, you'll love Sulheejessica — Jessica Woo (aka Bento Box Mom) and her angelic-looking crew of three children. They share fun videos of easy bento box creations for picky eaters, as well as summer vacation vlogs and other family-friendly content.

Known to some as the "Bento Box Queen," Jessica Woo's TikTok is filled with mouthwatering recipes that are easy to make, kid-friendly, delicious, and so pretty. Woo originally went viral on TikTok after people saw the adorable school lunches she made for her children every day, but after a quick look on her page, it's apparent that she also has other great recipes sans a bento box (although we also kinda want to try all of those school lunches!).

BEONDTV Creator Series continues with Jessica Woo who is famous for making beautiful bento box style lunches for her kids. She talks about making these special lunches, going viral, and content creation. Plus she tells Lisa Remillard how she addresses important issues with her kids like the uptick of hate towards the Asian community.

The Bento Box Queen creates a HYPEBAE-exclusive recipe for Mother’s Day.

In North America, May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month where we come together to celebrate and honor the contributions and achievements of Asian and Pacific Islander (API) people who have deeply enriched our culture.

Meet Jessica Woo, a normal mom who went viral on TikTok for creating bento box lunches for her children. She told NewsNation’s Nichole Berlie that she wanted to foster good memories for her kids by creating the boxed lunches.