寿司セット

The wooden sushi pieces feel really solid and the colors are vibrant, so they don't look cheap like some other playsets. My kid has spent hours arranging them on the board, and it's held up well to daily play.

My three-year-old has barely put down the wooden sushi pieces since we opened the box—the little soy sauce dish is her favorite part. It fits perfectly with her play kitchen and feels sturdy enough to survive daily pretend dinner service.

My daughter loves pretending to make sushi rolls with the little wooden rice and fish pieces. The box is sturdy enough to survive being knocked off the counter a few times, which is a relief. It would be perfect if the chopsticks were a bit easier for her small hands to hold.