Sistema Microwaveable 940mL Noodle Bowl, Round Microwave Container with Lid & Steam-Release Vent, Cooks Pasta, Soup, Stew & More, Dishwasher & Freezer-Safe, BPA-Free

One of the best purchasing desicions I've ever made. It makes microwave prep simpler than all. I love the snap-on lid and exhaust vent. Easy cleanup. Takes up little space and makes taking soup to the office a no-brainer. I wish I needes two so I could buy another one. No joke; I am a h8ter and stickler review-wise but I had to leave a raving one here. The handle is perfect for slipping your small-handed 4 fingers in or else using the pointer and ring finger with your thumb below to leverage a lift. The contents are not heavy enough to make lifting by the handle uncomfortable. Again, cleaning is instant and the hole at the top is a refreshingly convenient attribute. I'm thinking Christmas gifts this year. 5 stars easy.Consider the largest model. You'll thank yourself for investing in it. You can still make smaller portions in it or scale up when you want.

I use this almost exclusively for making ramen and other soups or canned foods.It's convenient, intuitive, and safe to use in the microwave as the top allows steam to escape while making sure nothing bubbles over or out. The handle makes it so you can easily move it from the microwave to where ever you want to eat at. If you make a big dish you can save half of it and put the other half back in the fridge, in the same bowl, and easily microwave it later. I have nothing but praise for this. I don't leave reviews very often, but I felt I probably should for this one, if you're sitting on the fence just go for it.Oh and for ramen noodles, like the maruchan packages (square packages). I usually break the "corners" off while it's still in the package, then drop the loose bits in the bottom, put the now octagon looking block of ramen on top of that, sprinkle the packet over it, and then fill it up most of the way with water so that the block is floating, throw the lid on and adjust the button to let steam escape and toss in the microwave for 4 minutes, and it's good to go. Once it's out of the microwave I usually let it sit for a few minutes so the noodles absorb more water and become thicker.

Works great for my exact purpose..I use this for cooking soups and instant rice . The fact I only need a few bowls as opposed to 11 or 12 and a roll of plastic wrap. Waste is reduced , ease of use, and just overall easiness to use . And the size? Well they sell larger ones that do this very thing. Or just use this twice in one sitting. It's literally make , eat, clean and use again. It's not hard to figure out.

I gave honest 4 star because this lid seal is not leak proof. It did leak when properly snapped closed by accidentally tilting/sloshing soup. However it's really nice for using in the microwave. Easy to use the size is great for leaving some space at the top. Red is easily seen in fridge & cabinet, very good price for this specific type of safe to heat with steam vent snap open on the lid. Easy to use and extremely convenient. Was safe to remove from microwave when heated by handle. But always use precautions with stand by hot pad in front of microwave just in case. Enjoy ! Great for students & busy in the go

I might just use this for all my lunches. Somebody mentioned making potatoes, I made soup with meat. It’s so versatile and convenient.Steaming capacity is more than I expected. I made 18oz of soup and it was just over half full.Ease of use, removal, and cooking ability met my expectations. I was able to drink my broth like a cup and I didn’t make a mess, no leaking or dribbles.My can of gumbo said to microwave 2.5 to 3 minutes, I did 2.5 and my soup came out steaming hot, microwave still clean.I love this. It’s perfect for taking to work when I’m too lazy to make a meal. I usually clean my dishes with paper towels and occasionally hand soap before putting it in my lunchbox or backpack to prevent residual liquid or oil from leaking (we only have a bathroom sink and only hand soap) but I’m so confident in this that I’m not even going to dry it. I’ll just put it in my backpack, unwiped and unclean, because I’m confident my backpack will still be clean when I take it home to wash properly.

I had one of these that I'd been using at work for a couple of years until I left it in the break room sink overnight and some ********* either stole it or threw it away a few weeks ago. The new one I ordered just came in and I'm happy again.This thing's size and features make it extremely versatile to use at work if you're limited on personal storage space. It's large enough to make noodles, oatmeal, cereal, Huel, soup, frozen meal-prep 1c bricks, etc. without being filled to the brim. If you have tacos or a burrito and they fall apart, just dump them into this bowl and continue - there's room.The clear locking lid is a cool feature too and it has a steam vent. This helps make microwave cooking a little easier and cleaner. It also provides a little bit of extra security when you're shuttling your steaming-hot lunch from the break room back to your desk. Please note that the lid is NOT watertight. If you fill it with soup and toss it in your bag, bad things will happen.Overall, this is an awesome little microwave do-everything bowl. I just checked my order history and my last one was 3 years old before it got stolen. It was going strong and didn't have any damage or defects up to that point. This is good kit.

I have used Sistema bowls for the last 7 years. I use these every morning (and sometimes at night) for oatmeal. (I need the fiber in my diet!) So... simple math shows I have used these at least 2,555 times over the last 7 years. And they still worked well! But they were long overdue for replacement. (The inner surfaces do get worn after that amount of time.) These new bowels are about a third larger - which is great because the old ones didn't leave much free extra space after my oatmeal expanded after adding boiled water. Some may think the price is a bit high for "just plastic bowls" but for the years of use they last, it is well worth it! One note: The instructions state to not heat for more than 1 to 2 minutes. So with my new bowls, I will add water boiled from a kettle to my oatmeal rather than add water and heat the bowls in the microwave for 5+ minutes. (Really no inconvenience at all.)

This bowl is easy to use in the microwave. It's a nice red color, and I can cook tomato soup or spaghetti sauce in it without being concerned about the bowl getting stained from the food. The vent in the lid works well in the microwave also. I haven't had any leakage or spillover from it. It washes easily and is light weight. Sistema makes good quality products, so this bowl should last a long time.

La qualità obbiettivamente parlando è molto buona, ma le dimensioni sono adatte ad una persona al massimo due.Per quanto riguarda le zuppe e liquidi non è un problemausarla per due persone, ma per quanto riguarda la pasta è decisamente per una persona.Consegna rapidissima con Prime come al solito, e io abito in campagna lontano da tutto e da tutti...La uso per molte cose....- Cucinare i noodles- Cucinare la pasta fresca come ravioli, tagliatelle e tagliolini- Riscaldare liquidi di tutti i generi come latte di soia e zuppeinsomma, ho mandato in pensione i miei vecchi contenitori e riscaldo/cucino solo con questa ciotola. Devo ancora provare ad usarla con materiali solidi come lasagne.. o avanzi da riscaldare... (farò un'aggiornamento, quando verrà il momento).Comunque rimane un buon prodotto molto versatile, inoltre se parlate inglese in internet si trovano tanti filmati di come usare il range completo.Sono molto soddisfatta dell'acquisto, e comprerò certamente altre ciotole della serie (ho già acquistato la cuoci riso, ma non l'ho ancora usata).

I bought this to replace a camping pot that I was using at work to heat up the odd lunch on the lunch room stove, as I wanted to use the microwave instead for ease of use. The Sistema Microwave Cookware Noodle Bowl lived up to it's name and performed almost flawlessly.It's a good quality and thickness of plastic, so I hope to see a good bit of use out of it before it gives up and pieces start to break off of it. I was surprised to see that it can go from the microwave into the freezer, not that I think I will be freezing anything inside of it. The clips are very positive, and hold the lid on tightly, although it leaks at the seam when I tipped it over to see how water tight it is. I certainly won't work about water egress while boiling noodles with it in the microwave. The vent in the lid has a positive detent and is easy to use. It is just about the perfect depth to hold 500ml of water and a package of ramen noodles, and my first test with it, I ended up nuking the water and package contents for about 3.5 minutes in my 1000 Watt microwave. There were no problems, no spillage, no clogging of the vent. As you can see from the lid, there was condensate from when the steam turned back into a liquid. I was able to take the just boiled noodles straight out of the microwave with one hand using the handle, which was not hot at all and simply waited until the noodles were cool enough to eat.What I don't like is the manufacturer could have put in a couple of rings or markings at the 250ml and 500ml level. Most ramen calls for between 350ml and 500ml, so it woul have been nice to have a mark to judge how mach water to add. I'll solve that by using a file or my dremel tool to nick or notch the side at the 500ml mark, then eyeball it from there. The second pet peeve is that the diameter of the bowl is ever so slightly small, and I had to crush the corners of the package of noodles to get them to fit into the bowl. It's a minor annoyance, but there it is. (For the record they are not Mr. Noodles, but a popular Taiwanese brand). I want to take aawy a star because of the diameter, but it performs so well, I didn't have the heart to do it.I've used it twice to boil up some noodles, once at home and once at work. I like it enough to consider buying one as a gift for a family member who eats more ramen then I do. :)

The best microwave cooking products you can buy - they do the job very well and last for years.We use this for cooking frozen peas/beans in the microwave in just a few minutes and the vegetables are always nice and moist thanks to the build up of steam.The steam vent feature is so easy to use and the clever lid design means that no sealing gasket is needed.We have been purchasing Sistema products for many, - storage boxes and cooking aids. They are extremely well made, excellent value for money and go on and on.

Tiene muy buena capacidad, como para calentar y transportar. Muy recomendable

Produto de qualidade, inclusive não é o primeiro da marca que comprei, gosto muito.