Patelai Korean and Japanese BBQ Tongs Non Slip Cooking Utensils Stainless Steel Tongs for Serving Food, Salad, Camping, Barbecue, Buffet, Oven with Support Stand(Silver,4 Pieces)

These are well made, inexpensive and do the job well. Great for condiments and smaller foods. They are designed to stand on the counter without the tips being contaminated. Some reviewers or not happy with the quality but I have not found that to be an issue. Enjoy!

I use a Korean BBQ grill weekly and this is perfect for turning small pieces of cut beef, shrimp and chicken.

They work great and are fairly sturdy. I've bent the front part of the tongs a bit but they are easy to bend back and still stay sturdy.

Arrived in excellent condition, quality exceeded expectations and they have become a regular part of our food prep and eating.

These worked as intended. I received an indoor raclette grill as a gift and have been using it more as an indoor bbq and letting my boys cook their own food as a break for me from cooking. My boys enjoyed the first time we grilled, but complained avout the grill being hot and my old tongs not long enough. So ordered these and our next indoor bbq was a hit. The tongs stood on their own when put down, keeping the tips from touching anything else, and were long enough to protect their hands from the heat. A quick run through the dishwasher or handwash and they are clean and ready for use.

I think the quality is perfect for what they are. Great for Korean BBQ, or flipping meat in a pan, or using as chopsticks. Very versatile and it holds the food well. Recommended.

Not sure how sturdy they are feels like low quality steel ( believe it is just soft metal ) will post more after I use with a group of people.Kinda okay

I don’t know what the true material of these tongs is, but if IS stainless steel, it’s very low grade. The finish and feel are not characteristic of SS. The tongs are the softest metal I’ve ever seen in a food-grade utensil, and bend and flex under the slightest pressure. I’ve never seen this except in cheap electrical wiring, where LEAD alloys are used and warnings are given to wash hands immediately after handling (think Christmas tree light strings). Once you take off the plastic tip ring, they boing into their manufactured position, and the tips don’t even meet. Definitely going back! Too bad — the design is great.To the occupational professional who works with children and posted a glowing review, I’d advise him to stop using these with patients immediately and opt for a medical-grade solution instead. It will be much more expensive, but will have zero lead risk.