- Tamagoyaki Japanese Omelette Pan/Egg Pan - Non-Stick Coating - Rectangle Frying Pan Mini Frying Pan – Grey

All seen such pans in vlogs and now I'm so happy to own it myself. The size and quality is good. Waiting to use it to comment more.

Sleek light weight cute looking small nonstick pan for little quantity cooking/ stir fry etc. Easy to clean, need less oil and evenly heating. Lovely small pan for daily kitchen use. Definitely added look to kitchen accessories.

Good size, but the material is quite thin, one has to constantly keep an eye on the heat else food may burn and the pan surface will be detroyed

Perfect weight, value for money, easy to clean, non stick quality is nice. Iam using it since mon th. No issues till now. Loved it

Too good.

worst product.. the metal quality is very poor and its not non stick. size is ideal for only for one egg.. not a value for money product

Love it, the size is perfect for making an omelete or to toast a bread

Too worst... It's normal thin metl sheet on road side

Best pan I own. I had to care for an ill family member this summer who has VERY strict distant needs. I used this pan to separate his meals to avoid adding fats and spices we would use. It worked AMAZING! This pan is non-stick and it’s compact size makes it a breeze to clean. Highly recommend for tamagoyaki, people w dietary needs in their fam, and ESPECIALLY single people wanting little clean up. I will be buying a second one for my adult sim.

I have been looking for tamagoyaki pan for a while and after reading through reviews on the other pans, settled for this one. I was a bit worried about the pan being too small as some reviews said, but it’s the perfect size. I am in love with this pan! The heat is transferred evenly throughout the pan so the egg cooks all over. It requires a little bit of oil to grease up the pan to roll the eggs, but the non-stick coating helps a lot. I was able to make some tamagoyaki to add to the bentos for my boyfriend's lunch. Very pleased and happy with the size and how easy this pan was to use!

Bought this because I'd seen a number of street vendor food videos and this seemed pretty neat to try. So I did and I can! I have thought the pan a little thin but videos are about the same sheet metal sort of appearance. My biggest gripe is the pan does not sit flat and level. It rocks a bit on my glass top range. That bothers me. Right out of the box and it isn't quiet as nice as it could be. Have used it four times in a week and a half or so and it cleans up very easy and no sticking at all. I use butter wiped around the pan inside, just like the videos. Two eggs is about all you can work into a roll, maybe better with less than two for one rolled omelet. Four stars because of the rocking and not sitting flat, five if it had been level.

I've had this pan for around a year now, so I can tell you it lasts better than the price would lead you to believe! I love making Korean-style street breakfast egg sandwiches. These are essentially an omelet on sandwich bread. But, you make an omelet in a regular skillet, and you wind up with something that won't fit on your bread! I can make the omelet in this, cut it into thirds, and have three omelets for 3 sandwiches! Winner, winner, omelet dinner! (or breakfast or lunch!)

The interior dimensions of this pan are only 5" x 7". I didn't really notice the other reviewers who said the pan was "small..." When I got it, I realized it was hardly big enough to handle a two egg omelet Besides that it's extremely light and thin - "tinny" is an apt description. The bottom heat sheet was also rippled slightly and the simulated wood handle looks cheap. Thanks to amazon prime and the manufacturer I was able to return it and look for something else, which I found. A 6"x7" much heavier pan which looks like it will do the trick - also came with a spatula and silicone (?) oil brush for the same price. This one comes with nothing else. So I recommend that you shop around for better, despite what "3,500+" reviewers claim.