JapanBargain 4811, Bamboo Chopsticks Reusable Japanese Chinese Korean Wood Chop Sticks Hair Sticks, Dishwasher Safe, 10 Pair Gift Set

These chopsticks are lovely, well made and a pleasure to hold

I use these for cooking and eating regularly. They look great and the price point makes them a bargain

I've tried quite a few types of inexpensive chopsticks, & I highly recommend these. They don't slip like with plastic or the shiny ones that look like they've been lacquered. I hand wash them, & drop them in a glass with some paper towel in the bottom where they dry & are ready for the next time I use them. I've had mine for probably around a year & they look & perform like they did when new.

I’m a potter, and I have designed a ramen/rice bowl that people seem to love, and I sell them with these chopsticks…they work great and compliment my bowls perfectly

Luv using these! They always make me think of unicorn horns. Even got some for my sons wife.

They're chopsticks and if they resist breakage and warpage I'm all for them. Unfortunately, as good as these look they will warp if left in water too long as with me it sometimes happens. I have sticks that I've had for the longest time and some have never failed me. Price is not the issue in sticks as the material is most important. Bamboo are nice if you like the sexy curve you get after awhile. Metal are great, but for some reason some say they're too slippery. Chopsticks are food tools that can be mastered by anyone if you take the time to learn from your mistakes.

Good deal for some nice light bamboo chopsticks. I use a pair for my hair (a little long for it but I have a bunch of them so I'm putting it to use) and the rest for anyone who would like to use them for saimin, pancit, ramen or whatever noodles we get for mea ʻai.

They are very beautiful and easy to use. I love them. I use not only for eating with but also gardening of many small potted plants! GKlein