I’ve used it half a dozen times in the last few weeks and it’s been a wonderful experience every time. I have a high output range (22k BTU) and it’s a profound difference to any other experience i have had with a wok. If i do my part it’s non stick and easy peasy cleaning…. Totally happy. Here’s my first effort making American style Kung Pao chicken…. It way better than expected.

Everything about it looks and feels amazing. I’m happy with my size choice (34 cm), the weight doesn't feel problematic for me, the handle with silicone cover makes the wok easy to manipulate, the stainless utensils are excellent. Easily lives up to the hype.

Customer service is top-notch—quick and clear communication from the owner who is a wealth of knowledge and is happy to answer questions and indulge curiosities.

Grateful for businesses that make traditional-quality products available to the world!

Five Stars! Can't recommend Oxenforge's woks more! It's a work of art and a thing of beauty. It's more than just a throwaway pot, it's for a lifetime. Great dishes and results. Also great customer service as well, and super responsive to questions.

I purchased the 34 cm wok. It took 10 days from shipping notice to delivery. Well worth the wait. I expected to wait longer. I requested that the silicone handle protector NOT be installed on the handle. It was included in the package along with a wood lid. I did not expect the wood lid. Items were carefully packed inside an Oxenforge box with lots of bubble wrap. The box was wrapped/packed inside a large plastic bag and taped.

The mirror finish of the cooking surface is simply wow! You can see my flower reflected on it in the attached photo.

When the wok arrived, I read the instruction card. I washed the woks with soap and warm water, per instruction. Then I dried it with a clean kitchen towel.

I heated it on a portable gas stove. I set the flame low and increased it gradually. I "flicked" some water which evaporated right away. Added generous amount of olive oil (it is what I have); stir fried some chives. I moved the chives around to "wipe" the inside of the wok.

Dished out the chives. The chives did not taste metallic but they were overcooked, so I ditched them.

Let the wok cool; wiped off the excess oil; the wok was clean but I washed it in kitchen faucet hot water with a bamboo brush. Wiped it off dry with kitchen towel.

I fried an egg in olive oil. The egg has been out of the refrigerator half a day. I used my spatula to "release" the egg; it danced on the wok after a nudge with my spatula.

Then I fried a grilled eggplant omelette: grill eggplant; peel. Beat an egg on a plate; season with salt and pepper. Flatten the egplant on the beaten eggs; coat both sides with the egg. Heat wok, add oil, fry egg-coated eggplant until light brown on both sides.

Again, I used my spatula to nudge the eggplant to release. It danced on the wok after that nudge.

This evening, I cooked Philippine chop suey - stir fried vegetables - with white sauce, which I skipped (sauce is corn starch-based; I avoid adding corn starch to my dishes). The wok wiped off clean with paper towels, but I washed it in warm water, scrubbed it with bamboo brush. I felt its cooking surface; all smooth, no stuck food bits. Dried it with kitchen towel. Sprayed grape seed oil (it is what I have in spray container) on a paper towel; wiped it on the wok's cooking surface and also on the outside and handle.

This wok is going to cook and make a lot of memories with family and friends. It will outlive me, for sure.

I plan to buy a second piece to keep this wok company. And also because these days, I cook the same recipe in two versions - a version for those who eat anything; and, another for those who eat plant-based.

Happy cooking!

I have several woks and a high BTU burner, and this thing hands down blows all the other ones away. The owner I have chatted with for some time on the chat box and he answered tons of questions, and then some. With all the fake woks floating around I wasn't sure what to expect but after seeing it in my hands and seeing the quality I truly see how this is the real deal of hand hammered perfection. Thanks! I think I will be buying another soon