This fresh and vibrant bowl brings a symphony of flavors and textures on your palate. Perfectly cooked shrimp, cherry tomatoes, sweet corn sit on a bed of nutty quinoa and delicate baby arugula. Zesty pesto and salty roasted pumpkin seeds complete the dish, creating a feast for both the eyes and the taste buds.
Nutritional facts
Protein
32g
Carbs
39g
Calories
530kcal
Fat
28g
Ingredients
Roasted Pumpkin Seeds, Canned Corn, Canola and Olive Oil Blend, Bay Leaf, Cherry Tomato, Red Quinoa, Shrimp, Kosher Salt, Arugula, Basil Pesto
Contains milk, shrimp.
Reviews
4.2
Based on 429 reviews
Love this shrimp bowl! The quinoa is delicious served cold, there are plenty of shrimp, & the pesto is one of the best I've had. Would like more greens & pesto, & ship the pesto in a leak-proof cup
Lynne · 04/27/26
Patrick · 04/27/26
Elizabeth · 04/26/26
virginia · 04/26/26
Marlo · 04/25/26
Delicious Shrimp tender. Only complaint it needs a TBS more pesto sauce.
Martha · 04/25/26
CARLOS · 04/24/26
therese · 04/24/26
Dont like quinoa.
Nicholas · 04/24/26
Quinoa was a little hard the first day, but flavor was good. Leftovers were much better on the second grade, as the quinoa softened and flavors blended.
cynthia · 04/24/26
Kathy · 04/23/26
Delicious, however the sodium was too high.
Beth · 04/23/26
Shrimp and pesto good. ALOT of quinoa
Lauren · 04/22/26
Brussel Sprouts needed more seasonings
Jean · 04/22/26
Taste is good. Didn’t really like the pesto was too thick if you had a different dressing would be better.
Karen · 04/22/26
I'm not big on shrimp.
Jennifer · 04/21/26
Rose · 04/21/26
Nope. Will not try this again. Tastes very earthy to me. Not my cup of tea.
Kristene · 04/20/26
If not for the Pesto, this meal would not be good. It needed a lot more of it. It was not filling. Olive oil and fresh corn would have been better, instead of canned corn and Canola oil.
For much of the past two decades, Chef John DeLucie has been one of New York City's most popular chefs leading a number of restaurants like Bedford & Co, Ainslie, Empire Diner, The Lion, and The Waverly Inn. Upon graduating from NYU, he eventually gave in to his natural culinary curiosity and began a tour of Europe's great cuisine centers (France and Italy) where he sculpted his own cooking style, fusing modern cooking techniques with European craft. Upon returning to the States, DeLucie landed several jobs including Chef de Cuisine at the venerable seafood restaurant Oceana. Today, DeLucie's style remains as distinctively simple as it is universally praised. His newest restaurant, Merchants Social, opened in Hudson, New York, in 2022.