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The Letschef Preseasoned Carbon Steel Wok is a 14-inch hand-hammered cooking essential designed for both indoor and outdoor culinary adventures. With a lightweight construction of just 3.3 lbs and a maximum temperature tolerance of 600°F, this versatile wok is perfect for a variety of cooking methods, including stir-frying, deep-frying, and steaming. Its preseasoned, PFOA-free surface ensures easy food release and effortless cleanup, making it a must-have for any modern kitchen.
Brand | Letschef |
Material | Carbon Steel |
Special Feature | Pre-seasoned wok |
Colour | Dark Blue |
Capacity | 5.3 Quarts |
Compatible Devices | Gas |
Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
Maximum Temperature | 600 Degrees Fahrenheit |
Handle Material | Carbon Steel |
Item Weight | 3.29 Pounds |
Is Oven Safe | Yes |
Has Nonstick Coating | No |
Is Dishwasher Safe | No |
Manufacturer | Letschef |
ASIN | B088LWV6MF |
L**2
Love the color!
It was a really good wok and I love the color. Had it for a few months now and is still very happy with it. I made a big mistake of cooking tomatoes on it and it peeled off the patina that I had build. So, don't make my mistake and make sure to oil it after every wash.
E**U
awful. Don’t waste money on this.
Used it once and the bottom is completely destroyed. Awful quality!
A**K
Cheap Tim
Cheap tin and already peeling.
D**C
high quality, lightweight
this is my first wok. i wanted something on the lighter side, with a round bottom, and this fit the bill. i can easily lift it with one hand while cooking. however it may be thinner than some people prefer.i don't think you necessarily need a wok ring to stir fry with this on a gas stove, but you definitely need one to rest it on top of when you're done.i seasoned it a bit when i got it but it's already fairly nonstick.
A**R
Very nice WOK worth considering // update
OK , After waiting for this wok to arrive for many months (7) , it was shipped (by boat) to me in Brazil I was super eager to test/use it .The fit and finish are 1st. rate. It only needs a washing to prep it for its' first use. easy read the enclosed instructions. . Imo , the pre-seasoning , is a great help ,as I can do it as well as this is done . The first try out I had a small amount of rice stuck to it ,but cleaned up with a little elbow grease When cooking on the second night , it continues to do a excellent job of being none stick ~ out of the box . Note , I have not cooked with a wok for years until now .so that might have to do with how much oil I had used .The second night ,nothing stuck to the wok. Cooking the same dishes (Fried rice, roast Pork and broccoli ). Clean up was a breeze.The wok (used together with a "Wokmon", if you haven't tried 1 of these , think about it . Imo, it makes a BIG difference and your wok gets much hotter + it is very well made ). I can't say i can seed any "hand hammering marks , But how important is that to you? , It cooks very nicely .. and that; , imo is what is importantWhat I do not like about this wok ( or many others I see sold) is the Weight . Mine weighed 3 lb.14oz. on my kitchen food scale. While I can only remember my 1st. wok the only 1 I ever used before this 1 (wife trashed when I was away)If you remember "the great wok of China" from the 80's ?? this newer wok feels a lot heavier .T But that could be me . Getting older might explain that or just for not wok cooking for years ? I not sure yet.More important in a way is that this wok doesn't use any chemical coating for shipping which must be cleaned off before 1st. use ,which I had concern about .So all in all I'd say buy this wok , but if you can find a lighter weight wok with the same specs .... I'd buy that in a heat beat . Let me know if you find 1(so I can buy it) since weight is an important issue and a lighter wok is key (imo)After using this wok , I can say this . Asking for help from the Mfg'er got me a reply the same as is posted in their advertisement ... No help ,imo since they do not tell you what a "good cleaning " means to them and what needs to be done . No detailed instruction was given . So I went at it using what I found all over the net .Cleaning ended up getting as much as the original coating off since the rust that had formed after the 1st use only kept getting worse.Then I tried pork fat(which I believe i got salted pork fat) and that did not work as is should . So i burned it on .... about 3 hours worth of cleaning and re-seasoning .i cooked with it again and it works well but after not using the wok for ~ a week (having used peanut oil to protect it) it was rusting once more .Next , I purchased a high pressure burning/stove which I am now waiting on a replacement hose because of gas leaking from the connector to the gas cylinder .What I can say, is stay away from this wok . In my time using woks I can say that when I used my original wok (remember "the great wok of china" ?) I never had this happen . And that was a cheapie. It only rusted after years never being used, understandable .This . 1 time ,rusted .It looks nice , but I am ready for a wok that works correctly . I can't say with expertise about woks , but this ain't right . Add no help from the Mfg'er .So i will try 1 more time to completely remove the seasoning and re-do it once I have my high pressure stove working safely (do a dish soap wand water test to confirm no gas leaking out all the connection points and yes I use gas sealing tape on my connections) . If that doesn't work ... I will buy another ,with no pre-seasoning .Save your $$$$ look elsewhere
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