Korean Stone Pot Set (7-piece, 38.7oz with Hot Pot Grip), Ttukbaegi, Dolsot, Ceramic Pots for Cooking, Clay Cooking Pot, Korean Stone bowl, Earthenware Claypot, Egg tofu stock soup, Bibimbap

When I realized that I’d started using my set but the spoon and chopsticks were missing, the team sent me a message and sent me a full new set. They’re so sweet and I love the products. The packaging is also so cute that I cut out parts of the box so I can put them on my wall! Such awesome graphic design. You should follow their Instagram too because they repost cooking videos using their products and they’re great for cooking inspo.

I really loved it! Is is perfect, good size, good material! I can cook fast and it is easy to clean!

An excellent stone bowl, bibibimbap is just the start of what you can do with this bowl. I love making dressed up ramen in it. I want a bigger one now.

This is a lovely item. The stoneware bowl is beautiful and larger than I expected. It comes with a nice trivet/tray to set the hot pot on and a two condiment accessory item. There is also a thick silicone mat.The only things I have a little issue with. The first is the stainless steel chopsticks. I can use chopsticks pretty well, but I find SS ones to be slippery. Ramen noodles are slippery. Items cooked in a broth can be slippery. So I just find SS chop sticks to be a little more challenging to use. And honestly, I don't think they are as attractive as wood chopsticks. The other issue is the pot gripper. It definitely grips the pot securely, but I find the angle of the handle to be a little difficult. I have other pot grippers and when attached to the pot, the handles are parallel with the floor, making it easy to carry the pot to a different section of a counter or to a table. The handle on this when attached to the pot points more upwards to towards the ceiling. So I can't carry it with my elbow bent and arm down along my side, which is easy to carry. With this, I am having to lift the pot with my elbow away from my side. It's hard to explain but I find that much more difficult to lift and carry the bowl. But it might be because of my age (I'm 71). A younger person might not be as challenged by it. It's a beautiful item and since I cook a lot of Asian dishes, I'm sure I will get a lot of use out of it.

Excellent quality pots and serves very well as presents (nicely packaged as a set)!Didn’t know that one can have stories behind pots, looking forward to the upcoming stories.. 🍓🥘☕️

I picked up this Korean Stone Pot Set and I’m totally obsessed. The ceramic ttukbaegi heats evenly and keeps my tteokbokki bubbling hot right on the table—no more rushing to serve before it cools. The size is ideal for two hearty portions, and the included accessories make it easy to move from stove to dinner spread without scorching my hands or countertop.So far I’ve used it for kimchi jjigae, ramen, and of course tteokbooki! Clean‑up is simple (a quick soak, mild soap, and it’s spotless). If you love Korean comfort food, this pot set is absolutely worth the investment.

I bought this pot for my daughter and she loved it. It comes with additional flatware, tongs and a cool mascot on the box. V cool for her new house and she used it for noodles right away!! Defintley a value and quick from box to stove. I don't write too many reviews but well worth it and brough a smile to her face.

I appreciated the packaging