Kotobuki 280-129 2-Tiered Bento Box, Panda Face

Short Description

  • Two-tiered bento box with panda bear-shaped face--great for the young and young-at-heart
  • Perfectly sized for bringing lunch to school or to the office
  • Includes two stacked compartments stacked separated by fitted plastic lid--great for separating two different dishes
  • Made of food-safe plastic; includes elastic band for secure transport
  • Top and bottom compartments dishwasher and microwave safe; inner lid not microwave safe and should be hand washed

Listed Under: Lunchboxes

$12.90 $12.85
(as of 09/09/2010 03:22 - info)
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Full Description

Kotobuki bento are Japanese style lunch boxes. The stacking two tiers keep foods and flavors separate and the top tier has a press on lid to prevent spills. Includes an elastic band to hold the tiers together. Durable, attractive, and easy to clean. Made in Japan. Black and white panda-face shape. 4-1/2-inch L by 4-1/2-inch W by 3-1/8-inch H.


5 Reviews

  1. Anonymous says:
    Posted August 7, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    I would like it better if it was bigger. Why I like it is because it has two little containers inside of it.

  2. K. Kass says:
    Posted June 4, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    I love the way that it looks- a lot!

    As far as the function goes…I bought it for my 2 year old. It is too small to pack proper warm lunch. And I don’t actually put anything that needs to be warmed up, in it, because I don’t like microwaving plastic. But it is a perfect size for snacks.
    It has 2 compartments. I usually put pieces of fruit in one, raisins, crackers etc. in the other.
    It is not spill proof.

    Overall, I am happy with the purchase.

  3. Jeffrey A. Hensley says:
    Posted May 21, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    This is a really small bento box… we thought it’d be bigger, for some reason. At any rate, it’s cute and perfect for a small snack or a young child’s lunch.

  4. Kate says:
    Posted April 7, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    I ordered two pandas and two frogs for my 4 kids (from ages 2-10). They arrived today and I should probably wait for a day to see how they actually hold up going to school, but I am really excited about these boxes! On first glance they appear to be too small, but when I really think about how much lunch my kids are really able to consume in their short lunch period at school, I think it is just right and will prevent waste. I did try to close them up tonight and flip them over to see how lunch would fare in transit and, because of their small size and how tightly packed I had to make them, nothing moved. I didn’t even use the inner tightly sealing lid on the top.

    Edited: They made it to and from school without spilling. The kids were able to use the bands on them to reclose them. No problems whatsoever and they didn’t even eat everything in the boxes!

  5. T. Ly says:
    Posted March 4, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    This Bento box is definitely an adorable piece of work. It works well for those with small appetites (such as young children and/or fine ladies who are conscious of their consumption;) All plastic. The elastic band is usable but, not too tight. I wouldn’t put any liquids (soups) in it.

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