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Thank you. Looking Japanese stuff is a great idea. They are one of the few places to still keep some manufacturing "in-house." Searching is hard and companies
by weiming 7y ago
Thank you. Looking Japanese stuff is a great idea. They are one of the few places to still keep some manufacturing "in-house."
Searching is hard and companies are not always fully transparent about their process. E.g. "Assembled in the USA" for a frying pan could mean that the pan and handle are made in China, but riveted to each other in the USA. Sigh.
- bpicolo 7y agoFor nicer kitchenware, shy away from retail stores in general. Search out brands, find what nice restaurants are using - some fancy restaurants seek out small, artisanal manufacturers for sure. I remember Jungsik had all dinnerware from Korean artisans. Nice stuff.