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Long Handle Ramen Wooden Spoon

Original price was: $9.90.Current price is: $6.80. inc. GST

Availability: In stock

The Long Handle Ramen Wooden Spoon is handcrafted from natural Nanmu wood, combining lightweight durability with traditional Japanese style. Its elegant Turtle Shell design gives every piece a distinctive, refined character.

  • Dimensions: 215mm x 73mm
  • Material: Natural Nanmu Wood
  • Pattern: Tortoise Shell

The extended handle offers comfortable reach into deeper bowls while serving ramen, noodles, hot pots and other dishes. Equally suited to restaurants and home dining, it brings an authentic, welcoming touch to the table.

SKU: KWCJ86

Description

To preserve the Long Handle Ramen Wooden Spoon, wash it by hand using warm water, a soft sponge and mild dish soap after each use. Avoid soaking the wood or placing it in a dishwasher, as prolonged moisture and high temperatures may cause warping or cracking. Rinse thoroughly and dry immediately with a clean cloth, then leave it to air dry completely before storing in a cool, dry place. Occasionally apply a small amount of food safe mineral oil to maintain the natural finish and help prevent dryness.

How to Use

To use the Long Handle Ramen Wooden Spoon, begin by serving your ramen, noodle soup or hot pot in a deep bowl. Hold the extended handle to comfortably scoop warm broth and smaller ingredients, keeping your hand clear of the liquid. Pair it with chopsticks when eating noodles, using the spoon to support toppings or catch a mouthful of broth. Its Japanese style also lends a thoughtful finishing touch when presenting dishes to guests. After use, hand wash and dry thoroughly before putting it away.

Additional information

Weight0.1 kg
Availability

In Stock

Brand

Katachiware

Care Instructions

Hand Wash Only

Colour

Brown

Condition

New

Finish

Semi-Gloss

Made In

China

Material

Nanmu Wood

Warranty

12 Months

Pattern

Wood Grain

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