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Helen Chen's Asian Kitchen 14-inch Carbon Steel Wok with Bamboo Handles Overview:
- Traditional carbon steel wok created in collaboration with Helen Chen; 14 inches
- Crafted from 1.8 mm carbon steel for quick heat up and cool down
- Durable and attractive bamboo handle and helper handle
- Flat-bottom design compatible with gas and electric stoves
- Washing by hand recommended; simple initial seasoning required
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116 of 118 people found the following review helpful 
Very Nice Wok!, November 30, 2008 By This review is from: Helen Chen's Asian Kitchen 14-inch Carbon Steel Wok with Bamboo Handles (Kitchen) I purchased this wok about 1 month ago. I spent some time researching woks before I made the purchase, including going to stores to look at them, and reading reviews on the internet. I ended up choosing this one and am very happy with my selection. I like the fact that it has bamboo handles and thick carbon steel. It is also well made.
I looked at woks at stores and found that most of them were poorly made. At one box store there was one for about $20. It looked okay, but upon inspection, the metal was thin and the handles were not made well.
I also went to a cooking store only to find poor quality too. The wok I looked at was about $39. Very thin material.
I will agree with one cooking expert who said not to buy an expensive wok. You can spend up to $100 on one, but you don't need one that expensive. In fact, a good carbon steel wok with decent thickness should cost you about $20 to $30. I got mine for a little over $22.
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43 of 44 people found the following review helpful 
Wooden helper handle falls apart, December 2, 2010 By Joe "The Home Chef" (Austin, TX) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Helen Chen's Asian Kitchen 14-inch Carbon Steel Wok with Bamboo Handles (Kitchen) I bought this wok based on the good reviews and attractive design. I've had it for 6 months now and the bamboo helper handle has dried out and fallen apart in pieces literally. Lesson learned - I would recommend buying the plastic handle woks instead of these glued bamboo handles especially if you use high heat for stir frying.
It's not worth the shipping for warranty and have it rejected to say that it's been abused due to using high heat, which is how you are suppose to cook with a wok anyway. Additionally, I don't want to bother going through trouble of re-seasoning a new wok again.
The exposed helper handle is actually composed of two L-shaped metal pieces with a gap in-between them instead of one solid U-shaped handle. so it loosely rotates a little and is rendered useless without the bamboo wrapped around it - bad design I'd say. For now, I've made a fix by wrapping a makeshift pipe around those two metal pieces to serve as a handle.
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27 of 29 people found the following review helpful Helen Chen Wok, February 6, 2009 By This review is from: Helen Chen's Asian Kitchen 14-inch Carbon Steel Wok with Bamboo Handles (Kitchen) I purchased a wok for my sister for Christmass. I purchased a non-stick coated wok. After receiving the wok my sister went on the net to see reviews of several woks. She decided not to keep the wok I bought because of cancer reports due to TEFLON coatings. After reviewing many woks on AMAZON, I decided on the wok by Helen Chen. After receiving it both of us were very satisfied with the quality of the product. Being the first wok we ever seasoned, we got it wright on the second try. It works great on a flat top electric stove.
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| 116 of 118 people found the following review helpful Very Nice Wok!, By This review is from: Helen Chen's Asian Kitchen 14-inch Carbon Steel Wok with Bamboo Handles (Kitchen) I purchased this wok about 1 month ago. I spent some time researching woks before I made the purchase, including going to stores to look at them, and reading reviews on the internet. I ended up choosing this one and am very happy with my selection. I like the fact that it has bamboo handles and thick carbon steel. It is also well made.I looked at woks at stores and found that most of them were poorly made. At one box store there was one for about $20. It looked okay, but upon inspection, the metal was thin and the handles were not made well. I also went to a cooking store only to find poor quality too. The wok I looked at was about $39. Very thin material. I will agree with one cooking expert who said not to buy an expensive wok. You can spend up to $100 on one, but you don't need one that expensive. In fact, a good carbon steel wok with decent thickness should cost you about $20 to $30. I got mine for a little over $22. This wok... Read more 43 of 44 people found the following review helpful Wooden helper handle falls apart, By Joe "The Home Chef" (Austin, TX) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Helen Chen's Asian Kitchen 14-inch Carbon Steel Wok with Bamboo Handles (Kitchen) I bought this wok based on the good reviews and attractive design. I've had it for 6 months now and the bamboo helper handle has dried out and fallen apart in pieces literally. Lesson learned - I would recommend buying the plastic handle woks instead of these glued bamboo handles especially if you use high heat for stir frying.It's not worth the shipping for warranty and have it rejected to say that it's been abused due to using high heat, which is how you are suppose to cook with a wok anyway. Additionally, I don't want to bother going through trouble of re-seasoning a new wok again. The exposed helper handle is actually composed of two L-shaped metal pieces with a gap in-between them instead of one solid U-shaped handle. so it loosely rotates a little and is rendered useless without the bamboo wrapped around it - bad design I'd say. For now, I've made a fix by wrapping a makeshift pipe around those two metal pieces to serve as a handle. I would... Read more 27 of 29 people found the following review helpful Helen Chen Wok, By This review is from: Helen Chen's Asian Kitchen 14-inch Carbon Steel Wok with Bamboo Handles (Kitchen) I purchased a wok for my sister for Christmass. I purchased a non-stick coated wok. After receiving the wok my sister went on the net to see reviews of several woks. She decided not to keep the wok I bought because of cancer reports due to TEFLON coatings. After reviewing many woks on AMAZON, I decided on the wok by Helen Chen. After receiving it both of us were very satisfied with the quality of the product. Being the first wok we ever seasoned, we got it wright on the second try. It works great on a flat top electric stove. |
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