Korean Ramen Cooking Pot, AHIER Korean Ramen Noodle Pot With Lid, Spoon and Chopsticks (1pair), Fast Heating for Kitchen Cookware (Double handle) (6.3in)

I really like this little pot to cook instant Ramen and other small things. I like the handles on both sides and that it is very lightweight. I am going to see if they have them in bigger sizes.

This pot is actually so good lol. I was scared to purchase at first because of the reviews, but I bought it. and I can safely say.... half the people who purchased it can't read. it does not say dishwasher safe on the box AT ALL. so idk why people are putting it in their dishwasher lol. please do NOT put it in the dishwasher or microwave. I feel like that should be common sense. Heat Level: I would recommend keeping the heat fairly low - about a 4 or medium heat, since the pot is quite thin, which brings me to my next point, Cook Time: Cook time is quick since the pot doesn't take a long time to heat up. it takes about less than a minute to get water boiling in it. Color: I purchased this item a week ago and have used it frequently - Ramen, Soups, Stews, etc. and it has kept its color nicely - no change in it since purchase. Value for Money: Definitely worth it. If you live alone this pot will literally save you from doing any other dishes. Because its thin it heats up and cools down quickly while keeping the food inside hot still - meaning it's easy to eat straight out of without worrying if the food will cool off. saving you from getting another bowl or a plate, etc.

Absolutely what I need in my life, no joke, I truly appreciate it!!! From Korea to my house in Kona Hawaii

Good but stained white after one machine wash. Not their fault, tbh; it probably said not to, but I didn’t pay attention

I really like this pot. It’s a good size for a single serving. Definitely not two. It heats evenly and seems nicer quality than I expected for the price. I would recommend this.

I was really excited for the product and the first use was really great! The size is so perfect for a serving of ramen, but I tossed it in the dishwasher thinking it would be okay because I’ve had pots with similar copper material before and it ruined the pot completely. The finish completely came off and instead of a smooth shiny surface, its rough and discolored on the outside. The lid was also starting to get loose after one use which was slightly disappointing. I think it would’ve been a great product if it was dishwasher safe or higher quality.

Keeping it Simple. 💙 it

This pot literally has poison in it. The moment I first put it on the stove on heat I started smelling fumes. I assumed it was my gas stove, and moved on. Throughout the process of cooking my ramen, I got progressively more dizzy, uncoordinated, and confused. I ended up throwing out the ramen, but decided to try thoroughly cleaning it according to reviews on similar products. I cleaned and rinsed it once again with very hot water, then let it boil water for about 12 minutes (aluminum leeching should only noticeably occur after ~1h of boiling). I turned off the heat, waited for the air to clear, and looked at the water. There were trails of seemingly tiny metals floating around in the water, shown in attached photos. This alarmed me, and I immediately washed it once again. I set it on the stove, nothing. I turned on the heat for about 20 seconds, and look again; the floating trailing things are back. I cleaned it again, put it on the stove, and turned the heat on for genuinely 3 seconds before turning it off. There was the trailing things again, instantly, I watched them appear. I think, considering the material and the VERY fake “ceramic” coating that arrived damaged (on the top), this is likely the aluminum or whatever the coating is leeching into the water and your food. This is a carcinogenic hazard, and an extremely dangerous quality product. This pot kind of works, but it also happens to be a serious health hazard. DO NOT BUY THIS! This is not a minor health risk, I immediately experienced symptoms within a minute of trying to boil water! Additionally, aluminum cookware has been known to occasionally contain lead… in your cooking pot. Please stay away from this product and throw it out if you have it. Buy real ceramic and aluminum or buy stainless steel alternatives. Terrible quality, horrible health risk, appalling that products like this stay on Amazon.