5 Pairs Chopsticks Reusable Set - Japanese Natural Bamboo Chop Stick Set with Case as Present Gift

The biggest difference between so called "Japanese" chopsticks and others is the end of the "Japanese" chopsticks is really pointed but not rounded, so that you can clip more tiny food, that's the main reason I bought them and like them.I've been a chopsticks user since I was born, and I quite like this product despite some drawbacks.These chopsticks are typically fine, made from wood/bamboo materials, and with beautiful colors(actually different colors), well designed and simple style with all pure colors, and the considerate sellers give a fiber-made package for them as well. However, the twist design of the chopsticks body is not quite what I like, because my hand usually feels a minor pain after long time (over 15-20 min) using of these kinds of chopsticks.

My friend’s daughter used a pair of my chopsticks, didn’t know that I reused them and chucked them after a meal. So I decided to buy a nice set since they will be visiting more often. Opening this package made me feel good. I am pleased with it’s quality. It included a basic guide on how to hold them, historical facts and some cultural manners. The fabric case is pretty nice as well. Haven’t used them yet but I’m not worried about how’d they hold up. They look like will last for a good while. For $10, I’d buy these again as a gift.

I picked out a favorite pair, and then let other family members use the rest. After the first meal, some were asking to keep them. It's fun to see them all pulling them out any time we have stir fry. They're really pleasant looking, and they have a good feel in my hands.My one daughter, a big Harry Potter fan, and I were discussing how, with some glue and thread, you could convert a set of these into a set of wands for a Harry Potter themed party.

These are very nice looking and the perfect thing for my family to use so we don't get poked by the cheap take-out chopsticks. They come in a pretty case, too.

I bought Japanese style chopsticks because they are supposed to have tapered ends so that you can pick up small food more easily. However, these tips are more rounded than square and the finish on the sticks makes them slippery. Despite this, they are still very cute and have survived the dish washer multiple times. They are 9 inches long and very light weight. If the finish would wear off, I’d like them more.

Incredibly dissatisfied! Every pair of chop sticks is a random color and doesn't match it's mate. Only the black pair are the same black color. I bought these to look beautiful when I serve ethnic foods and none of the chopsticks match, so it looks like I'm serving my guests mismatched chopsticks. Obviously each set is a different color BUT the issue is that each pair doesn't match it's mate. So basically each individual chopstick is a different color from the others.

I bought this as a gift - for the same household so I get to use them too - they are easy to clean (I've even put them in the dishwasher even though I'm pretty sure that's not idea, but it's fine), easy to use (I LOVE these) and made a great gift. I would recommend buying for yourself or someone else who loves to use chop sticks.

I purchased the Groove set of chopsticks and they look nice but just did not work well. The sticks are a little too thick and too smooth and rounded to hold well. Granted, I've only really ever used thin set sticks before so I gave them a chance and tried them a few times but they were still frustrating to use, many due to the finish on the sticks which when eating noodles the steam makes the sticks wet and slippery.