Stackable 3 Layer Bento Box

I love everything about this lunch box! It’s easy to open and close, leakproof, easy to clean, comes with a leakproof lidded bowl perfect for dips and soups, and a separate compartment for utensils and condiments. It’s the perfect size and versatile in that I can use just one compartment up to all three. BUT it is not microwaveable as described and shown. This box has encouraged me to add more variety and healthy options to meals, and coworkers and friends envy it as soon as they see it, so I will probably buy more as gifts!

I'm a cancer survivor and it's really important to me that I cut out as much micro plastic exposure as possible. The stainless steel interior is what drew me to this lunch box initially. I've been using in for a few weeks and it's already paid for itself in my eyes! It's compact, fits great in my bag, keeps food warm, easy to clean. It's easy and fast to unpack and pack back up again. My partner has been bringing Tupperware to work instead of a lunchbox, which drives me insane, so I bought them one of these as well. I love this lunch box, it's 100% worth the money.

These work really well. There are plenty of condensation inside so I'm not a fan of that part. I wish that each segment was a different color or had some kind of symbol on him so I could tell them apart without having to open them. And opening them is hard.

It's kind of concerning to see the number of comments saying how this lunch box is "too small" and "sized for a child". It's not so small, it holds 68 ounces, enough for a lot of food. What were people expecting, something the size of a toolbox? To compare, here's a picture of it next to my bento box from Monbento. Here's what I like about it: - The top level has two compartments for little snacks, like nuts or grapes or raisins. Most bento boxes I've looked at have no room for snacks in the top level, or the top compartment is just one open space, so your cutlery slides around with the snacks. - This bento comes with cutlery, while most others make you buy it separately. - I like the latches on the side, instead of having to deal with the finicky "rubber band" stretchy strap. The strap is awkward to put on and also will eventually lose its stretch. - The interior is stainless steel, so no BPA issues like with a plastic bento, but the exterior is plastic, so you won't burn your hands if your food is hot, unlike a 100% stainless steel bento. - It costs $26, which is much less than the smaller $39 Monbento sitting next to it in the picture. Cons: - The plastic handles on the top feel sort of flimsy, and I wonder how they'll stand up to use over the long haul. - I hate the writing printed on the top that says "Lunch Box Perfect For Your Lunch". Weird. Imagine if your car came with permanent writing on the side that said "A Car, Perfect For Your Commute". Who thought putting this on the bento box lid was a good idea? I'll have to cover it up with something. Overall, I'm really happy with this for the price point.

I had read the reviews before buying this bento and decided to get the triple tiered one because a few people said that it was pretty small or would “feed a rabbit”. It’s definitely not a small lunch box, it’s fits all of my food in two tiers perfectly fine so now I have an extra tier lol. It’s pretty good quality, and was easy to open and close. There’s little leak proof pieces in between each layer so anything you put in there is gonna stay in there. It’s very sleek and it fits in my lunch bag perfectly, 10/10 would definitely recommend.

Small inside, poor quality latches, not microwave safe. All around just a horrible lunch box. Doesn’t look the same in person as it does in the pictures.

Bought this for my son's school lunch box. It seems to be a nice product but it does not keep your food warm for long. My son kept telling me the food was cold by the time the school lunch break came, around 11am. Granted that is about 4 hours after getting on the bus. So, I tested it myself by putting boiling water in the top container for a few minutes and overheating some food before closing it up. The food only stayed warm for about an hour. After that it just got colder. Unfortunately, the middle school does not provide microwaves for the students. Guess I'll have to keep looking for something that might work better for him...

I love this set. I use the Get Hot hand warmers and place them between the metal and plastic layers and it helps keep the hot food hot until lunch time for my kid. It's a nice tight seal so no fear of leaks and the multiple layers allow for all kinds of choices. The round container is not a water-tight seal so don't put soup in it. It's easy to open for my 9yo daughter. It washes easily in the dishwasher. You don't 'have' to use all 3 units. Sometimes I just use 2.