Greg
My small stir fry pan arrived today
My small stir fry pan arrived today. Sliced up chicken and vegetables to test it out. Works great. It heated up and held temperature well and in no time dinner was ready.

Christopher Kimball's Milk Street offers a TV show, podcast, cookbooks and school that will change the way you cook with easy recipes from around the world. From our store, Milk Street prides itself on bringing our customers unique, functional items from vendors around the globe.
Christopher Kimball's Milk Street (177milkstreet.com) has 802 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.5 out of 5.
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Greg
My small stir fry pan arrived today. Sliced up chicken and vegetables to test it out. Works great. It heated up and held temperature well and in no time dinner was ready.
Leslie D. S.
Website made it easy to order what I wanted. My sauces arrived quickly. Now, I have to get cooking using them.
Kathy
Ease of ordering
Julie
My new wok and tools were carefully packed and came quickly with no damage. I love the size - perfect for my small kitchen. I'm looking forward to using it this week.
Elizabeth S.
Fantastic and interesting items. I love all the unique items that show up in your digital catalog. I often use these unique products as Christmas gifts. I recently purchased butter dishes from France and I was pleased with the products. Thank you,
Linda H.
First grade products. They keep you informed of delivery schedules, even of pre-ordered products. They provide detailed descriptions, how to use and care for the products they sell. Everything arrives safely, packaged well for the shipping.
Toni
I ordered the small wok for my granddaughter in college. She likes to cook and I know that this will be a wonderful addition to her kitchen now and in the future!
CB
Shipped quickly and well-packed. // On a side note, I avoided buying the Kitchin-kiji knife because I thought the description was misleading. Saying "German steel" and "Japanese style" seems like an attempt to cover up a knife made in China.