Umami Bento Box Adult All-In-1 w/4 Utensils, Big Sauce Jars, 2 Dividers, 100% Leakproof, Microwave & Dishwasher Safe, Stackable Bento Lunch Box Containers for Men/Women, Black & Bamboo, 40 oz

Very nice little lunch box. I bought the 64oz version which holds a sandwich and piece of fruit up top and a nice size side salad and dressing containers below. The 64oz appears to be the only one that has a real bamboo top cover which makes a nice little tray to spread food out on and use as a plate. This model fits snugly in the bag they make which is sold separately. The only thing less than 5 stars is the utensils. They aren’t horrible, just wish they were a little better. Slippery plastic chopsticks and a fork with round prongs. A needlessly short cutting edge knife and a thick edge spoon. I doubt any other product includes anything better. So don’t let this stop you from buying. Just know that you can’t simply replace them with regular utensils because the space for them is small.

This bento box served me well with several pre-packed lunches. They hold well, the wooden utensils don't get wood rot, and it's decently spacious.

The XL size is very roomy for a long shift. I got breakfast and lunch in there, or lunch and snacks. The pictured meal was not for an 12 hour shift, but there’s enough room to pack food for one! Everyone compliments me on the bentos I pack when they see them and it’s good for a variety of foods from sandwiches to stir fries. It’s easy to clean and store.My one tiny complaint is when picking up the entire thing, the only thing holding it together is the strap. The individual containers hold closed well but they don’t snap together or anything so pick it up from the bottom and be sure to stabilize both when carrying it as a tip.

Perfect for all my lunch needs! Love the different compartments, great for salads, or warming things up separately! Would deff buy again!

We absolutely love these - best containers ever for keeping lunches fresh!

Good size bento box.

Buying lunch everyday was getting incredibly expensive and I prefer to bring a lunch as a way to control ingredients. Decided to pick up a Bento box and, after more research and watching of videos than I think anyone should ever do just for a lunchbox, I went with this one form Umami.And I am really happy I did. It meets my basic requirements of being microwave and dishwasher safe so it can go from fridge to microwave and then to dishwasher. I wanted something that came with a sauce container for salad dressing and moveable dividers.It's leakproof (another important feature since I often ride my bike to work and and keep this box in my backpack) and odor-proof. having the two separate containers is important as it allows me to have food to be reheated in one and cold food in the other.Probably need to buy another one so I can always pack a lunch the night before while the other one is in the dishwasher. But I'll happily spend the money on the second one - totally worth it

While the lunch box comes with several great features, such as multiple compartments, utensils, and sauce jars, my experience has been mixed, and there are a few notable drawbacks that could be improved.Design and Features: The lunch box has a sleek, black design and offers a good amount of compartments, making it versatile for packing different types of food. It comes with four utensils and two sauce jars, which is a nice touch for those who like to carry their condiments or dips separately. The nestable space-saving design is another standout feature, as it allows you to stack the containers easily, saving space in your bag or kitchen.The Issues: While the concept of stacking the containers is great for space-saving, I found that the containers are small and not flush with each other when stacked. The lack of a tight fit makes them a bit wobbly when stacked together, which is inconvenient if you’re trying to store or carry them efficiently. The containers don’t sit neatly in place, so they often shift or slide, which can lead to potential spillage or just a frustrating experience when packing.Another issue I had was with the strap. While I understand that the strap is meant to secure the lunch box, I found it unnecessary and a bit cumbersome. It’s not easy to remove, and I wish the design allowed for the strap to be easily detached or redesigned for a more convenient, quick-access feature. Having a strap that can't be removed without hassle detracts from the otherwise practical design of the lunch box.This is on the pricier side but mediocre quality.