Lehoo CastlePlay Kitchen Accessories, Plastic Play Food Sets for Kids Kitchen, Fake Food Pretend Play for Toddlers 3-5, Realistic Felt Food Playset for Kids Restaurant Pretend Food with Dishes

It was as pictured and kids loved playing with it. It was durable as kids were 2,3 and 4 years old playing.

Good quality , durable and super cute

The play food in this set is very realistic due to the texture, and the quality is good. I love the ravioli! The kids enjoy playing with this in their restaurant.

My grandson absolutely loves his play food

This set includes a large variety of play food including a cheeseburger, salad, bread, and much more. My grandchildren love playing with this realistic looking set.

Lovely set of children’s pretend food. Large, colorful pieces and a very innovative ravioli! Was a great addition to my kid’s kitchen set.

I got these for an addition on the play kitchen. The kids have so much fun putting together the little raviolis.

This food set gives you a lot of pieces for the price, which I guess is nice (more on that in a minute). The quality feels like it's on the cheap end of the spectrum. So I'd say the value is average, since you get a lot for the price, but it's not amazing quality.The main reason why I'd consider buying this set instead of others, is because of the ravioli. I think it's a fun concept and could be very engaging for kids, but be aware that the filling is fairly small and could be a choking hazard for babies, toddlers, or kids with sensory issues who put things in their mouths. Because the filling is small and slippery, I think it'd be easy to choke on. If your kid is a little older, this probably isn't an issue, but it's worth noting. Also good to know is that the ravioli halves can be a little finicky to put together. Young children might struggle to do it independently. A kid that's a little older (maybe 6-8) would probably be alright, depending on their dexterity.Now talking about the set as a whole...The plastic doesn't feel as thick or durable as name brands I've used before. I doubt most kids would notice or care, and the quality is probably good enough for one kid who'll then outgrow it, or for grandkids who visit periodically, but I don't think it's the best option if you need a toy that'll have frequent, heavy use, such as a home with a few kids, or a daycare. That said, I do like how this set has things other affordable food sets don't have, such as the ravioli. I didn't feel like the felt salad pieces really added a lot to the set.Me personally, I'd rather have a set with fewer pieces but higher quality (plus then there's less to clean up). But not everyone feels the same. If you want something that gives you a lot for your money, then I think this is a decent option. Whether or not I'd recommend it depends on what you value.