Stackable Bento Box with Lunch Bag, 3 Compartment Japanese Lunch Containers, Wheat Straw, All-in-1 Bento Lunch Box Kit for Adult Meal Prep Lunch Snack by

Very nice, easy to bring to work bec its not bulky. Very nice colors too.

Very good

I absolutely love this lunch box but my son stole it from me because he loved it more obviously.

I thought that the product worked really well, but it was very hard to snap shut, and it broke after less than a month of having it.

I purchased this item in September of 2021 and still enjoy and utilize it today. I've read some reviews that have mentioned this item being fragile, prone to staining, too small, and not dishwasher-friendly. This item has three compartments with the bottom one being the largest. For reference, the bottom compartment can fit a full-sized sandwich when cut in half. I don't know who is trying to fit a steak in their lunch, but it isn't me.I have hand washed and run this item through the dishwasher on the top rack and haven't had any issues in terms of wear and tear. The item can stain if you leave food that is known to stain too long, but isn't that with any plastic? This happened to me once when I made a curry and I was able to remove the stains with a brush I use to clean my straws. I think the trick is getting your cleaning tool to get into the small crevices. I haven't had any issues with the bento box leaking, but the cup did leak when it was rolling around in my purse. I don't have any issues with it leaking when it's secure in the lunch box and I'm wondering if it's because more secure.Overall, this item has been a great asset to me. I love that it's compact enough to fit in my shoulder bag tote when needed but large enough to carry an abundance of snacks throughout my work day.

These are wonderful little bento lunch boxes. I like that they come in different colors, and that each one comes with its own set of utensils. They look very cute and cheerful and also useful.A note about the locking mechanism: I’ve read that the ones that have the “older” type of locking mechanism on each side (kind of thin, wide and flat locks) don’t lock as well as the newer, updated type of locks (narrower, slightly curved and thicker/chunkier than the “older” type). I’ve never had the bento boxes with the “older” type of locks but I can say that the ones with the “updated” locks snap into place very well and stay locked. I haven’t used them yet for work but if anything changes my opinion on them after using them I’ll update my review. For now though I’m very pleased with these bento boxes and would recommend them to others.