Wooden Chopsticks 

• Wooden and bamboo  chopsticks are the most popular for cooking and eating.
• Inexpensive and easy to grip.
• Can be poor conductors of heat and may harbor bacteria if not properly cleaned.

Plastic Chopsticks 

• Inexpensive, but poor conductors of heat.
• Do not harbor bacteria or deteriorate as easily as wooden chopsticks.
• Cannot be used for cooking.
• Harder to use than wood.

Metal Chopsticks 

• Durable and easy to clean.
• Not ideal for cooking because of rapid heat conduction.
• Smooth surfaces may cause food to slide, making it harder to grip.
• Generally expensive.

Luxury Chopsticks 

• Jade ,gold , and silver  chopsticks are considered luxury items.
• Commonly used as decorations.

Chopstick rests  are neat little items that keep your chopsticks off the table and in place. They often come as sets, and are sometimes included with chopsticks that you may purchase. They can help to keep the utensils you are using germ-free so that they do not contaminate with other chopsticks being used at the table. They can be made out of wood ,glass ,porcelain  or even jade . They come in all different designs and colors, so if you use chopsticks alot in your home, you might want to invest in these, although they are typically used in restaurants. Also remember that when resting your chopsticks, you should always place them parallel to the table edge with the points toward the left.

Sushi Service For Two 

Having some fun plates to serve your sushi on like the item above are great and make your dining experience even more enjoyable.

Sake Sets 

What's a sushi or Asian cuisine meal without sake ? Purchase some and then serve it in these great glasses.

Chinese Soup Spoons 

If you plan on having several courses with your meal, then these spoons are great for scooping up liquid in soups  and broths .

Wasabi Bowls 

These work well for serving sushi or other courses in your meal due to their deep set shape.

Cookbooks

Rice Cookers

Dinnerware

Kitchen Utensils