JapanBargain 3776, Disposable Bamboo Wood Chopsticks Chop Sticks Individual Packed, 150 Pair

Can you ever have too many chopsticks? We bought these for a party because chopsticks in bulk are awesome. Even after the part we still have a ton of them. They are a really good quality and I like that they did not splinter like some other ones do when you split them apart. One negative is you need to be careful because they will come flying out of the paper if you accidentally tilt them anywhere near upside down, picture 50 sets of chopsticks flying everywhere, its all good we made it a game of pick up sticks, or you can just use them for that! The price is right if you need the quantity!

These are good quality chop sticks. The rounded shape gives me problems though. After repeated use there is no denying it is harder for me to eat with these rounded chopsticks compared to rectangular chopsticks. I thought the problem might be the smaller size of the rounded chopstick compared to the larger rectangular chopsticks. Then I wondered if the problem was because food slides off of the curve of the rounded chopstick, as opposed to sitting on or being pushed by the flat side of the rectangular chopsticks. The more I sit here thinking about it, the more I think the problem must be food sliding off of or away from the curve of the rounded chopstick, and the curved edges of the chopsticks sliding off of each other instead of clamping firmly against each other like the two flat sides of rectangular chopsticks do. Anyways, I would recommend these to anyone, with the caveat that they may be slightly harder to use.

I really wish sushi restaurants would invest in this particular style of chopsticks because they are far better quality. I like that they're all individually packaged AND already separated (i.e. you don't have to break them apart at the top). What's also great is that they don't really splinter (the wood feels a bit thicker plus you don't break them apart--which also prevents further unnecessary splintering). I bought these for 2 Valentine's Day games that I planned for my sons' classes. They were a hit! Not only did they love the game--but they LOVED the chopsticks (as many of the kids have never used chopsticks before). That being said--since these are already broken apart, individually wrapped and the wood is thicker--they make great practice chopsticks for first time users! Plus, you really can't beat the price unless you buy the cheap yucky staples that most sushi restaurants carry (which I don't recommend and even avoid using).

The price is great. They are just like what you find in a Chinese restaurant. There are two chopsticks in each package. I like that they are not attached, with the attached kind when I break them apart it can splinter and create rough edges. These are generally smooth, but some of them are bent or curved. Overall my quality expectations were met.

So I had started off ordering Noodle Bowls since Amazon's price is significantly lower then my local B&M. While eating my noodles with a fork the thought crossed my mind, was I being disrespectful for using a fork? This thought filled me guilt and remorse for what I had been doing, but what was I to do? As if suddenly struck by lightning I quickly grabbed my phone, pulled up the amazon app and searched for chopsticks and low and behold the screen was instantly filled with page after page of some of the finest chopsticks known to mankind. Never was there a more beautiful listing of eating utensils, but which to buy? So many choices, it was almost overwhelming, but then I saw it... the 150 Set Disposable Bamboo Chopsticks (also available in 100, but the extra 50 sets is totally with the slightly higher price of these). It was as if I had found the holy grail, they were in all their glory. No breaking them apart from each other, smooth compared to others but still enough roughness to make even the most slippery noodles easy to grab. These are exactly the same chopsticks I've gotten accustomed to using at my favorite sushi place... but would I buy these? Should I buy these? Am I worthy of owning these? To have that warm wholesome feeling I get when I go for sushi at home? I couldn't take it any longer, my brain was ready to explode. The feeling came over me, Yes, yes I must have these. My finger trembled with anticipation as tapped, Buy now with 1-click. As I am an Amazon Prime member, they showed up at my doorstep in less time then it took for me to make my decision to make this purchase. Now I can eat my noodles without any guilt, shame or remorse which comes with using forks. TLDR - These are the rounded ones that you do not have to break apart just like many restaurants use.

They are the exact ones I get with my Chinese takeout locally. They are great and you don't have to snap them apart. They slide out of the paper easily and are a great length and quality. They're perfect, came quickly, and were super cheap! Definitely recommend them to anyone who likes to or is thinking about starting to eat at home with regular chop sticks. They work great for everything but soup LOL. I used them the other night while I was doing a photo shoot and didn't want to get Combos residue on my fingers and then on my nice camera. AWESOME!!!

These are good, simple chopsticks. They split apart easily and very rarely create a splinter that stabs you in the thumb and sends you to the hospital wailing in pain. For newbies, here's some instructions on how to use chopsticks properly: First, hold one chopstick in your fingers, a bit like a pencil. Then place a second pencil-chopstick under your middle finger sort of and then stick it under your thumb, sort of kind of crossing the other chopstick. Then squeeze the chopsticks or something. Try setting the chopsticks down and picking them up again. Try using one in each hand. Put the chopsticks back down. Look at your friend who is having no problems at all. Copy her. Try to turn away from her slightly so she can't see how inept you are. Try again. Try using your other hand. Try stabbing your sushi with one chopstick. Yes, that works. Now you can use chopsticks!

Perfect for dinner parties