KooK Ramen Bowl, Japanese Bowls, Noodle Bowls, Large Soup Bowl, Ceramic, Large Capacity, For Ramen, Pho, Udon, Soba, Microwave and Dishwasher Safe, 34 oz, Set of 4 (Black/Red)

Deep, wide, sturdy and vibrant.
The bowls are GORGEOUS, and vibrantly teal on the inside. They’re big enough to hold anything I throw into them with room to spare on the top, and they stand up to microwaving like a champ. They’re ceramic, just like it says in the description, and they’re nice and heavy to go along with that ceramic material. You can use ’em for pretty much whatever you want. I don’t have a dishwasher but it says they’re dishwasher safe, and I believe them, because these things stand up to everything I’ve thrown at them so far. I got them on flash sale but I’d be happy to pay anywhere south of $40 for the 4 bowls in the package. They’re worth it. Yes, they stack perfectly inside each other as well for easy storage. I’m really glad to have gotten these bowls, especially since my last set of big bowls got broken in the last move. These are WORTHY replacements!

Excellent bowls
These bowls look great and have a very solid feel, very high quality and would recommend pairing them with some nice chopsticks and ceramic soup spoons.Edit: after owning these for a bit, one thing I noticed was that although these bowls are microwaves safe, they aren’t ideal for reheating or cooking food in, as the bowl itself will heat up a lot while the actual food inside remains fairly cool.

Heavy well made ramen bowls
Solid heavy bowls, good quality

Fantastic Noodle Bowls
I love these bowls.I’m a lover of all things noodle: pho, bun, ramen, lo mein, spaghetti, linguini, bucatini, you name it.I’d been on the hunt for a while for good quality noodle bowls, I looked in my local bed/bath stores, big box retailers, and Asian supermarkets. My primary requirement was a good, heavy bowl: primarily for pho (my first love), and secondarily for ramen (a close second). I wanted something as good as the Asian noodle places I visit regularly. Nothing I saw impressed me. What I found was either made out of melamine – which isn’t recommended for piping-hot/boiling liquids – or had very thin walls. I wanted a sturdy bowl that retains heat well, is aesthetically pleasing, and is ceramic (not melamine).Then I saw these on Amazon and took a chance.These bowls check all my boxes. They hold a typical serving size of pho (i.e., 2 oz of dry rice noodles, protein, 2-3 cups of broth, garnishes). They also fit a typical instant ramen packet (or your own homemade ramen), broth, and fixins easily. They’re at least as nice, maybe even nicer, than the bowls in some of the noodle joints I frequent.They’re simple and traditional in design and color, easy to clean (both by hand and in the dishwasher), and nest well if put away carefully. I’ve had them for about six months. For the first few months I babied them and only hand washed them. In the last couple of months I tried putting them in the dishwasher and they don’t look any worse for the wear. The finish has held up. I’m very pleased.If any of this resonates with you, don’t hesitate and order these bowls now. I’m glad I did and don’t have any regrets. I’m actually considering ordering another set as I write this.

Se ve muy bien tiene mucha capacidad y son muy bonitos, aunque son algo pesados por su tamaño y su grosor pero valen completamente la pena.

Great looking and made bowels, definitely a decent deep bowl for many applications!

Cuando vi las reseñas de tanta gente gustándole unos bowls creí que era exageración. ¿Quién se pone tan feliz por unos bowls? Pero en serio están grandes, super bonitos, son super pesados (lo que los hace sentir lujosos) y se nota que son resistentes (lo que la cerámica puede ser). Amé!