Lunch Box Kids,Bento Box Adult,Leakproof Lunch Containers for Adults/Kids/Toddler,1200ML-4 Compartments bento Lunch box with Utensil,Microwave & Dishwasher & Freezer Safe (Green)

This bento box is the perfect size, especially if you are trying to eat smaller portions and not overdo it.. The colors are bright a vibrant, the compartments are snug and don’t lean into each other, and it seals shut with audible clicks you can hear so you can be assured it’s closed.. Will definitely be recommending to family and friends, and for sure those of us who have kids, it’s great for them too!

My boy periodically loses lunch boxes. Before then, he's pretty rough on them. Because his lunches are generally dinner leftovers, we prefer a bento box style of container, but he won't even use a lunch container that leaks liquid from one compartment to another (I don't blame him).The Amathley Lunch Box Kids, Bento Box Adult, Leakproof Lunch Container feels substantial and not flimsy. It has four compartments: two larger, two smaller. If you pack a sandwich, it'll need to be cut in half. The lid attaches with flip locks, which are on the container and not on the lid. It's a little tough to remove the lid. It's really suctioned on there, a nice tight fit.The lid has a rubber gasket that goes around the edges of each compartment, sealing them off so there will be no leaks. I tested this by filling one of the smaller compartments with water, closing the lid, and shaking the lunch box around like it's riding around in a backpack. Not a drop of moisture in any of the other compartments. Score!The lunch box comes with plastic fork and spoon in their own case. I plan to fold a paper napkin and place it in the utensils case, then I'll keep it together with the lunch box by wrapping a thick rubber band around them both.The info sheet says this lunch box is dishwasher, freezer, and microwave safe (although it recommends not microwaving the lid to avoid warping it).This is one of the better quality lunch boxes we have gotten. The rubber gasket that goes around each compartment and not just the outside edges of the box is worth the price all on its own. If the boy can keep track of it, I believe this lunch box will last a very long time.

This lunchbox is on the small side but it is intended for a child. I like the simple layout and how each compartment is sealed. There's just one lid, not a lot of separate pieces to keep up with.The included fork and spoon are useless. You can just toss those into your recycling. The little case they come in might be useful for something but I haven't figured out what yet.If you don't have a big appetite or some of your lunch doesn't go in the lunchbox -- like some slices of bread on the side, etc -- it should be big enough for a typical adult.

I've heard about Bento boxes for years but never really dealt with them, but recently I've been doing some travel where I needed to pack a couple of meals and I decided to try one out. Truthfully, I don't know why I haven't used one sooner. These things are handy.The lid seals tight without a lot of hassle, unlike some of my kitchenware that put up a fight when I try to get the lid sealed. Further, once sealed, you don't need a pry bar to get it open. The seal is fine for thick sauces, like in a casserole, but if it's really watery and banged around, then it could leak a drop or two out of the side or into another compartment. Since I don't plan on using it for soup (which seems a silly thing to do), I'm not worried about it. After all, that's why we invented the thermos.The size is absolutely perfect for the small thermal lunch bag I recently purchased - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B082KVWGZM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1It will hold a sandwich cut in half and stacked, some crackers, cheese, and fruit, making a great meal on the go. I'll definitely be taking this on my occasional train trip and not bother with the expensive food they sell.

This bento box-style lunch box has been a big hit with my kids and a fantastic addition to our daily routine. Its design allows for a variety of foods to be packed neatly into individual compartments, encouraging a balanced meal and keeping different items fresh and separate. The compartments are just the right size to portion out meals for children, making it easier for them to manage their food and ensuring they get a mix of proteins, grains, and vegetables.The ease of use and the fun presentation of the food seem to have made mealtime more exciting and appealing to my kids. They love the independence of having their own little selections to choose from, which has made lunchtime something they look forward to. Additionally, the bento box is durable and easy to clean, which is a huge plus for any busy parent. It's also compact enough to fit into a child’s backpack, making it ideal for school lunches, picnics, or any on-the-go meal needs. Overall, this bento box lunch box has proven to be both functional and fun, enhancing the way we pack and enjoy meals.

Picked these up to keep the kids lunches from getting crushed and to also stop the endless use of plastic bags.The box is a good size and feels sturdy enough to protect a lunch from getting crushed in a book bag.The snaps hold the lid in place well and are easy for small hands to pop open.The seal on the lid separates the compartments and keeps liquids from getting other items wet/damp.The portion areas are a good size and easy to get small pieces of food out of.The kit contains a small holder for utensils which is handy, but they feel a little flimsy and there is no way to attach them to the container, so they may get lost in a bag.Overall I like the lunch box and it will come in handy with the kids