🥢 Grey Titanium Chopsticks with Aluminium Case - FinessCity Review

I've used them from time to time for some Asian dishes like Ramen Wok. Although I'm new to using chopsticks, I found them easy to learn and had no trouble washing them. I've used them for ramen soup and didn't realize they retain a lot of heat, which is good. I love that they have a holder so they don't roll around in my kitchen drawer and take with me when I travel.

Very light and beautiful case. In their video, they point out the peculiarity of the holes in the bottom plug of the case, into which the tips of the chopsticks are inserted so that they "do not rattle". " in this case. They don't as they rattle in the case as there is no support for the tips of the sticks. I don't consider this a lack of a good product - just pointing out that they said, that they don't rattle in the case, which does not correspond to reality.

I like her. They do what they're supposed to do. There's always a learning curve when using metal chopsticks, but that's not a problem. The problem is that the metallic taste couldn't go away on me. I've had them for a few months and really tried to try them but after washing, cleaning, seasoning etc many times the metallic taste just wouldn't go away.? Either way, these are good solid chopsticks! They are well made and durable. They're a good pair of chopsticks, but personally I've had an…

I didn't expect the polished titanium finish to be finger friendly. However, that is exactly what happened. I don't know if the disposables I've used in Chinese restaurants have been that bad but so far they've been the right length for me and even my girlfriend who got the purple case likes to use them. I can even get them from a nearby Chinese buffet and I liked the chopsticks there. They will never go in the dishwasher simply because I don't have a good way of holding them in place. But they

My girlfriend and I are big sushi fans and love to meet up at sushi restaurants. We were inspired by our favorite local sushi place that had these gorgeous metal chopsticks that were lovely to hold and way better than the cheap shards of wood you get in most places. Since we will also be making sushi at home, we sometimes choose to buy multiple sets to take home. We love her. It went so far that we even took them to other sushi bars where they have good sushi, but their chopsticks are terrible.

Just received. 2 days earlier I might add. They are comfortable to hold, they are not as heavy as one might expect. They weigh about the same as wooden sticks. The only downside, which is a personal preference, is that it makes such a grating sound when in contact with metal that to me, for some people, it's tantamount to scraping nails on a board. I'm guessing that's because it's polished titanium and the body is polished aluminum. Every time two pieces of metal touch, they make such a…

I didn't expect the matte titanium finish to be easy on the fingers. However, that is exactly what happened. I don't know if the disposables I've used in Chinese restaurants have been that bad but so far they've been the right length for me and even my girlfriend who got the purple case likes to use them. I can even get them from a nearby Chinese buffet and I liked the chopsticks there. They will never go in the dishwasher simply because I don't have a good way of holding them in place. But…

First off, these chopsticks are amazing. buy you. They are worth the money and I may never buy a pair again. They have no problem with steel chopsticks (heavy, slippery, cold, tasteful). However, there are a few things I would like to improve. I don't like the seam between connector and body. The stub looks too small and the connection isn't handled as well as it could be. The cover will need to be enlarged and brazed/welded flush prior to completion. Purely aesthetic problem and…