Umami Bento Box Adult All-In-1 w/ 4 Utensils, Divider & Sauce Jar, 100% Leakproof, Microwave & Dishwasher Safe

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.

Very nice little lunch box. I bought the 64oz version which holds a sandwich and piece of fruit up top and a nice size side salad and dressing containers below. The 64oz appears to be the only one that has a real bamboo top cover which makes a nice little tray to spread food out on and use as a plate. This model fits snugly in the bag they make which is sold separately. The only thing less than 5 stars is the utensils. They aren’t horrible, just wish they were a little better. Slippery plastic chopsticks and a fork with round prongs. A needlessly short cutting edge knife and a thick edge spoon. I doubt any other product includes anything better. So don’t let this stop you from buying. Just know that you can’t simply replace them with regular utensils because the space for them is small.

Be advised that I got the “XXL” size and it is still comically small. I think it will still fit a standard size sandwich but I might still have to squish the edges a bit to get it to fit.The sauce containers are also tiny and very cheaply made.Otherwise, I think it’s cute and will still work fine. I think the utensils that come with it are decent quality for plastic ware.

Perfect! I love my bento box, I use it everytime to work. Very useful, compact and sleek design. I’d prefer it with more designs though :)

I recently started dialysis and because its a long sit down session they said I can bring healthy snacks. I needed something i could maneuver easily with one arm and also control portion size. These bento boxes fit the task perfectly. They allow me to transport my fruit and eggs securely, but aren't impossible to open. So far so good. I bought 2 with the fun limited edition design lids. Hopefully I can get all the sets so I can properly meal prep going forward. Lets see if they last!

The materials on the bento boxes are phenomenal! I even tested the box to see whether it can hold out when microwaving in 1,000 watts: sure enough, no melted nor damaged material! the wooden cover on the box is satisfying. The dividers might look plain and clunky, but all the designs are great! The bento strap to hold it all seems reliable.Though, it would be nice if the product also comes with a satchel-like pack for the bento box, in case if the strap is broken or missing. Or maybe add some more of those straps, like 3 or 4, in case of said damaged strap. And it would be nice to see the utensils having different color, depending on the choice style. For example, mine is the bamboo lotus. Thus, the utensils should be lime green and pink.

Buying lunch everyday was getting incredibly expensive and I prefer to bring a lunch as a way to control ingredients. Decided to pick up a Bento box and, after more research and watching of videos than I think anyone should ever do just for a lunchbox, I went with this one form Umami.And I am really happy I did. It meets my basic requirements of being microwave and dishwasher safe so it can go from fridge to microwave and then to dishwasher. I wanted something that came with a sauce container for salad dressing and moveable dividers.It's leakproof (another important feature since I often ride my bike to work and and keep this box in my backpack) and odor-proof. having the two separate containers is important as it allows me to have food to be reheated in one and cold food in the other.Probably need to buy another one so I can always pack a lunch the night before while the other one is in the dishwasher. But I'll happily spend the money on the second one - totally worth it