Matcha Whisk Set, Matcha Making Kit Whisk (Chasen Holder), Ceramic Whisk Holder (Mottled Green), Bamboo Scoop, Powder Starter Sifter, Spoon Japanese Tea Tools For Ceremony Gift

My daughter drinks matcha. I don't know why but she does. So I bought this for her. She says it's a really good quality whisk and she compares any other she considers buying to it. It seems to be holding up well as it has taken up permanent residence space on the coffee counter. She also says the accessories and the green holder are a nice touch and make her grass drink easy to prepare as well as easy to store. She's a teenager and doesn't like cleaning up after herself unless asked but that stuff is always neat and clean so it must be easy to do. I guess it's a win!

Great product!!! Works great and makes incredible matcha for a good price… also comes with a duck and it’s super cute 🥰 🦆

Everything is made well. The whisk did well when mixing up the matcha. Make sure to use hot water and not booking water- you DO NOT WANT TO BURN YOUR TEA. I posted a picture of my set up bc i had no idea what the little duck was for.

Very useful and nice aesthetic. Only concern is that the mixer comes apart easily, though I take extreme care of it.

good and easy to clean and care for even though it is wood just keep it dry price is good got everything on the inside

Cute colors. Small kit and easy to store.

Does the job 💯

I've had the kit for about a month. This matcha kit would be good for beginners just trying to get into making drinks at home. While I am not as experienced with matcha, I feel you could get a better ensemble to whisk your matcha. Mine is still holding up. I've made around 15 drinks probably? But I can't see the whisk holding on for longer than 3 months. The whisk quality is not very good. The whisk mixes well, but it has a tendency for the bristles to break and bits of bamboo to end up in your drink. The rest of the kit is holding up pretty well. The look of it is cute and minimalistic. Everything is easy to clean, though I think matcha kits are not meant to get very dirty besides coming in contact with matcha and water. If you mix anything else with this kit, I am not sure how well the bamboo will hold up in regards to mold.