Excellent design for a classic bento box, just takes a bit of finesse to seal and unseal.
I received a similar bento box as a gift from work. It’s great for sandwiches and snacks since it fits in my hard sided lunch box with room to spare for other items, but doesn’t seal like this one. This one is the same size and has a removable divider like my gifted one, but also has better flatware, plus short chopsticks and a small lidded container for sauce or dressing. Customers seem to have trouble with the seal. I did at first, but I’ve found a way to open it fairly easily. Hold it in your left hand, like in the picture, and push up on the edge of the lid with your index finger while gently pulling on the seal or pushing it sideways with the fingers of your right hand, to let air in and break the vacuum. Read more




























