FIKA Kitchen Nonstick 1.7QT Sauce Pan with Glass Lid, Butter Warmer, Melting Saucepot, Induction Compatible Cookware, Healthy Cooking Ceramic Coating Pot with Wood Handle, Made in Korea (7"/ 18cm)

I absolutely love it! It is not only functional, but it is also super cute. The size is perfect for cooking small portions of food, such as a can of beans or reheating some soup. The pan is made of high-quality material, which is durable and heats evenly. The handle is comfortable to hold and stays cool even when the pan is very hot. I enjoy using it and would highly recommend this small saucepan to anyone who's looking for a stylish, high-quality pan that is perfect for small portions.

Nice color, good size, lightweight and easy to clean

It is beautiful and high quality!I love it with its design. The only thing is it can't be placed in dish washer since the handle is wooden made, but I still love it with no regrets!

Have been looking for a good quality cooking ware for a while and I can finally settled on this set. The pots itself are good looking and they are all made in Korea. Highly recommended.

I would caution you to buy this pot. The handle is made of wood, and there is a design flaw. If you use it on a gas stove, the handle will get burned easily.

Had this for 6 months and wood handle started to crack + bottom of pot started to flake. Other Fika product I bought without handle is ok, but would not buy this one. Seller does not reply to messages either, would not buy from this seller. Would rather have bought this on Temu for similar quality

I really like the design! And enjoy cooking with this pot even buy one for my friend as a gift.

I have used this a hand full of times to cook. Just thought I will use it like a regular person without too much babying them in a regular household setting. I will update the review later when I see unusual wear and tear.2024 DecSo after a handful of time frying food (as I see how it was advertised can do) it looks like this. I cannot wash it off. The oil inside doesn’t come off either. The pan was so hot the wooden handle is burnt. Food will inside of the pot.Noodles: just like any other pot. Size is okay for 1 ramen.Frying: the inner ceramic coating did not stain or come off. Washing with dish soap and cleans off nicely because it is so new.Wood handle: (pic) I use gas stove. The burnt did not come from having the fire directly under the handle. It actually came from the pot’s high temperature when I was heating up the oil and frying. That’s why you see burn mark around where the wood handle touches the pot. Eventually it was so hot that the bottom of the handle has a big burnt.Wood nob: they don’t recommend dish washer so I hand washed it. But soap does get in between the wood nob and glass lid. Need a more detail rinseOutside staining: I use gas stove (love my stir fry and prompt cook) and does have grease on the grid. The little bit of oil or grease does fuse into the ceramic coating and hard to wash off.Lid rim: so far I haven’t seen any staining but I haven’t cook anything with deep color like tomato sauce or soy sauce. I have other Fika from Neoflam so I attached the pic. The edge is more to protect the lid and pot.