TOTKEN Chopsticks, 9 Inch Japanese Natural Wooden Chopsticks Reusable and Durable 5 Pairs Lightweight Wood Chopsticks For Sushi, Pasta, Or Chinese Japanese Dishes with Gift Box(Black)

Update:It seems the product I received was an isolated issue.I missed the 1 month return window (because I completely forgot about it) but was still contacted by the manufacturer who was shocked to learn about my dissatisfaction. By the time they contacted me, they had hired more staff for quality control so this wouldn't happen again and politely apologised. They offered a replacement pair and I have to admit, it is better than what I expected for this price. They look great, not a single pair is bent and so far they look good as new after a few uses.I was satisfied enough by the support and bought some fiberglass chopsticks from the same brand. They look stunning and are dishwasher proof, which is perfect when you are lazy.Original comment: Not a single pair is properly manufactured. Not a single chopstick is straight and one pair is so bent it is unusable.Since I grew up in Asia (including 4 years in Japan), so I can use chopsticks as easily as a fork. I have been using disposable and reusable chopsticks, Chinese and Japanese, as far as I can remember and I have never seen something so poorly manufactured. I will try to return this item and go for a different model.I will update this review if it is an isolated problem and the seller agrees to exchange it.

I have built a card "light blocker" around my computer monitor at work, to block out irritating light bulbs in line-of-sight from my desk in an open-plan office. Unfortunately my light blocker lacked structural integrity, and the card had began to flop and bend in a manner that was aesthetically unappealing and which was putting strain on sellotape between the card and the monitor.I am using these chopsticks as lightweight struts to provide the missing structural integrity. They do a perfect job. They are also black, which matches the card, and that was an important consideration for me.I'm pretty sure they would be good as chopsticks too.

Nice set of sticks. I mean a fork is better but if you wamnt authentic asian cuisine then you should use the sticks of fury.Solid made and nice design.

These are very elegant, well made chopsticks with nice sized ends that fit in your hand well, slimming down to a fairly fine tapered point ideal for picking up small morsels or food.To clean them I just wipe over with a wamlrm soapy sponge, I don't feel these would appreciate being dunked in the sink or run through the dishwasher though as they are painted wood at the grip end.The presentation box is a very nice touch as well.Overall these are excellent value for money and really nice to use.

Theses chopsticks are perfect, I have had many in the past that are too slippy or too woody tasting. These are perfectly coated and look beautiful, the little sliver flower design shimmers in the light, and the red pops against the darker chopstick colour. Nice and light to hold, easy to clean and come in a box to store them in. Will definitely buy again, very happy I bought them and recommend to anyone to try them.

I don't usually write product reviews, but these are so good I had to let people know. The chopsticks are beautifully designed, the flower motif on them is wonderful. People can have problems using chopsticks, I found most other chopsticks difficult to use. The design of these makes using them incredibly easy use. The narrow ends makes picking up food easy, I haven't dropped or thrown any food over the table since using them. They are also very easy to clean.

I’m no expert when it comes to using chopsticks but I just love how light and easy they are to clean, stunning design, they have been well used and still no sign of wear on them definitely worth value for money

Unlike many chopsticks you can find online which are rounded-off-rectangle shape, this chopstick is completely round and the surface is coated with a polish that makes it very slippery. This means it's extra tricky to pick up food with it, it is much much easier to use one of those wooden chopsticks you get given whenever you get sushi from a market. So, if you learn to use these, you will be able to use any chopstick. The difficulty to use it actually makes it a good option as when you use a normal chopstick among your friends you'll be like Tony Hawk, pulling tricks and using the stick so good they'll think you're native Japanese.