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Thai Rice Server/Tureen

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$39.69

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About this item

  • High Quality Wood
  • Rich aroma
  • Pure
  • Free from adulteration


Anyone who has been to a Thai restaurant recognizes the importance of the rice server in the presentation of the meal. This beautiful and elegant serving dish can also be used to hold soups and broth. Made of aluminum with intricate, raised ornamental design and two handles. The lid of the server fits snugly to keep steamed rice and soups warm. Comes with matching ladle. 8 1/2" high x 7 1/2" diameter with 8-cup capacity.


Margaret K.
May 8, 2025
Loved this piece. It came directly from Thailand & was described as a serving bowl for rice. Very pretty & well made. Was larger than I anticipated & made a lovely gift.
Chuck & Lynda
January 13, 2025
This aluminum rice tureen is the perfect (and decorative) way to serve rice with a Thai meal! This is exactly what one of our local Thai restaurants uses, and the service wouldn't seem right without one. Now we can use one at home! I don't limit its use to Thai cuisine, either.
Carlos Eduardo Souza dos Santos
December 20, 2024
Its not made by a hard metal. Its very thin and its resistance is not good.It wouls be heavy and strong
Mathis Thoma
November 20, 2024
Its a festive rice server for the table on the holidays.
William
November 17, 2024
Another reviewer points out that this is not made of "strong" material. This is true - it is made from aluminum, and is soft and subject to dents if not cared for. The pressed pattern on the outside of the bowl will hide most scratches and minor dents, however. This is exactly what you would get in Thailand - so as long as you know to expect a fairly thin stamped aluminum bowl, you should be very happy with this item. Never put it in the dishwasher - the harsh dishwasher detergent will cause staining and pitting of the surface. You will get many years of service if you treat the bowl properly - just don't expect a heavy gauge aluminum. If you want something more durable, there are stainless steel versions (also made in Thailand), but they don't have the traditional stamped pattern and are not as attractive - in my opinion.