Umami Bento Box Adult All-In-1 w/4 Utensils, Big Sauce Jar, 2 Dividers, 100% Leakproof, Microwave & Dishwasher Safe, Stackable Bento Lunch Box Containers for Men/Women, Black & Bamboo, 40 oz

I've been fascinated by bento videos for a while and wanted to try making bento for myself. And while I thought about getting a more traditional wood bento box the price was a little steep to make a commitment. The Umami bento box is so neat, and for the price is such a great little bento set to start with. It holds a surprising amount of food -- in the photos above, the bottom tier has 6 oz. teriyaki grilled salmon atop 1 cup of white rice in one section, and 1/2 cup of edamame and half an avocado and a cherry tomato in the other section. Then the top tier is cold snacks -- half an apple, one carrot cut into sticks, a mandarin orange, and the 2 included sauce containers, one for salad dressing, one with Nutella for the apple slices. So, that's my lunch plus both of my snack breaks fitting easily into this compact bento box!What's really great is that instead of packing each snack into a separate, disposable plastic bag, I just put them into the bento box with a divider between them. This box will also fit a silicone muffin cup perfectly, which is useful for items you don't want to mix with other stuff (like kimchi, or cucumber salad).Clean-up is very fast -- the boxes and lids (except for the bamboo top) go right into the top rack of the dishwasher.The only thing I don't like about this kit is the chopsticks that are included in the utensil set. They're too small to hold comfortably. But that's really a non-issue, I can just add full-size chopsticks to my lunch bag instead. The bamboo fork/knife/spoon work fine and look fancy.

I’m terrible about taking my lunch to work so I decided to make it a little fun by getting a cute lunch box. I love the wood color on the top. Each section stacks very well and collapses into a smaller group for easy packing. Can fit a good bit of food. It’s easy to open and I think it’s a better quality to others I’ve seen on here.

I went through many choices and am glad I chose Umami. I bought the medium size L-40 and I feel it is the perfect size for my future lunches. It comes with 4 utensils-1 fork, knife, spoon, chopsticks, 2 sauce containers & 2 dividers. Seriously! All this and the tops are sealed tight, it comes with a steam release vent on both tops. I cannot wait to use these. They are also microwave safe so meals will be easy to warm up. The 2 containers are held together with a thick band. Well made and quite impressive for the price!

I received the product broken, but I think that might have been a shipping issue, not a product one. They sent a replacement. I love the dividers and the sauce cups!! It's cute and functional, and every lunch I eat out of a bento feels like a little mini gift to myself. It seems to seal nice, but my favorite feature is 100% the sauce cups.

Love it! Good quality, perfect size for a lunch. Decent sealing lids and very organized. Perfect for the work day or snacks anywhere

Good quality and let me clear it looks like bamboo or wood but it’s all textured it’s 100% plastic.

Perfect for a highschool student that dont want to eat school food.

While the lunch box comes with several great features, such as multiple compartments, utensils, and sauce jars, my experience has been mixed, and there are a few notable drawbacks that could be improved.Design and Features: The lunch box has a sleek, black design and offers a good amount of compartments, making it versatile for packing different types of food. It comes with four utensils and two sauce jars, which is a nice touch for those who like to carry their condiments or dips separately. The nestable space-saving design is another standout feature, as it allows you to stack the containers easily, saving space in your bag or kitchen.The Issues: While the concept of stacking the containers is great for space-saving, I found that the containers are small and not flush with each other when stacked. The lack of a tight fit makes them a bit wobbly when stacked together, which is inconvenient if you’re trying to store or carry them efficiently. The containers don’t sit neatly in place, so they often shift or slide, which can lead to potential spillage or just a frustrating experience when packing.Another issue I had was with the strap. While I understand that the strap is meant to secure the lunch box, I found it unnecessary and a bit cumbersome. It’s not easy to remove, and I wish the design allowed for the strap to be easily detached or redesigned for a more convenient, quick-access feature. Having a strap that can't be removed without hassle detracts from the otherwise practical design of the lunch box.This is on the pricier side but mediocre quality.