Fantastic product, if a bit heavy. Ignore the clueless bad reviews.
Easily the best wok I’ve ever used. Heats up so so fast, and cooks leafy vegetables in under a minute. If you use enough oil, nothing will stick, and any residue will come off with a little scrub of steel wool under just water. (If you don’t want to use adequate oil while cooking, a traditional wok is not the right kind of cooking method for you.)All the reviews of people saying it rusted or that the seasoning “came off” after the first use obviously didn’t read the very clear and very simple instruction sheet and don’t know what they’re talking about. This dark colour on the wok is an oxidative layer created by putting animal oil on very hot metal. That’s the seasoning and is the traditional method cooks have used for hundreds of years. As the instruction manual clearly states, if you cook with anything acidic (tomato, vinegar, lemon), the seasoning WILL come off. That’s what happened in all the photos that show the white metal showing through.It’s not a big deal if food isn’t sticking to the white part. Just continue to wash with water, drying over hot fire and putting a little oil on the clean wok every time you use it. If it starts sticking, re-season the wok according to the very clear instructions or look up their YouTube channelHonestly, why can’t people be bothered to read instructions before posting clueless reviews?The only bad thing about this is that it’s freaking heavy. I’m around 5’8 and 130lbs and don’t lift weights or anything, so I ordered the medium size with the wooden handle. Basically, it’s heavy when empty, and it takes bracing myself to lift the wok when it has food inside. I have to engage my core and grip it near the top of the handle. It’s definitely doable and I can get food out on my own, but it’s definitely not effortless. It’ll get easier as my arm gets stronger over time?

















