Disposable Chopsticks Pack of 40 Pair, 9" Japanese Style Sleeved Sushi Chopsticks by Gmark GM1038A

Excellent quality love the size of them use them atleast once a week

They are a great value. You can put them in a coat pocket, backpack, lunch box, or glove compartment. They are far superior to the break apart things you get in most Chinese restaurant take aways. They are easier to hold, no splinters and are a bit longer.

Decent quality and nicely packed in plastic. A bit overpriced but the wood is smooth--no splinters.

I've tried (several times) buying and using reusable chopsticks, but they are abused and used and lost. That or my goblin cats are stealing them, I don't know. Point being I can't seem to keep a set of reusable chopsticks in my home longer than 15 seconds. Some foods are just easier to eat with chopsticks. Trying to eat sushi with a fork, for example, is a nightmare. These are perfect. Restaurant quality. I don't need to worry about losing them or finding them. And they don't have splinters either!

These are beautiful, but completely round. I use chopsticks frequently instead of using forks or spoons, just for the fun of it. In our house we use paper plates frequently to speed up cleaning time (there are many reasons for this, none need to be listed now) but I am trying to reduce the damage we are doing to this world by limiting plastic usage. I tried wooden disposable forks & spoons but they have a flavor that made it difficult to enjoy eating with them, chopsticks do not have this problem. Thise are wrapped in sets in paper sleeves, they easily fall out of these sleeves if you are a klutz and tip the whole pkg over far enough. They are smooth, completely seperate, round with slightly sharpened ends. These would work great for art projects, I have heard of kids making wands at Harry Potter themed parties and these woukd work beautifully for that purpose. These work well to hold my hair up in a quick twisty bun. The only real negative thing I can say is with them being so round along with my not so great skill at using thin chopsticks in my arthritic hands I drop many things, some I cannot get picked up at all. But... is that a negative? Or, is this just an unexpected weightloss plan? I mean, not only do I have to slow down when trying to eat with this type of sticks, it took me so many more tries at lifting the chicken pieces out of the flour then out of the egg then out of the breadcrumbs... I must have burned 450 calories just trying to make chicken for my family lastnight. Now, I think I'll go eat a bowl of noodles with a pair of chopsticks! That's the one thing I can do beautifully with these, without dropping everything a dozen times per bite!

My daughter insists on having these for her weekly ramen. I use them a lot, too. I'm half Japanese, so I even cook with hashi quite a bit, but not with these so much since they are for eating (too short really for cooking, although I've tried it with some success). There are very few splinters with these round sticks, so no chewing or choking on bamboo. In fact I've never ended up with it in my food or my mouth. I have washed them. Put mineral oil on them afterwards if you do to percent future splitting as much, however know, they aren't meant for forever use. Considering all... worth it.

Really nice quality for the dinner party we hosted. The chopsticks are already separated in each individual pack which prevents you from breaking them apart. The product might be a little smaller compared to ones you find out at restaurants but not a deal breaker. They are still very easy to use & hold.

It’s good when we’re eating homemade Chinese food :-)

As described.. these are my fav chopsticks. I did have stainless steel ones I used to use but I much prefer these disposable ones.

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