Microwave Containers | Microwave Soup MugPorridge Bowl & Noodle Bowl | Microwave Food Containers with Steam Release Vents | BPA-Free | 3 Count

While visiting family in New Zealand, I noticed one of them using a Sistema microwave container, and I was instantly impressed by how simple yet clever the design was. When I got back to the UK, I discovered that Sistema products are available on Amazon, so I decided to try one for myself. I ordered the Sistema Microwave Round Bowl (915 ml) with Steam Release Vent — priced around £5, which I thought was excellent value for something so practical. As usual, it arrived the next day with Prime, and that’s always a big plus in my book. Straight out of the box, the quality stood out. The plastic feels thick, durable, and well-made, and the signature Sistema locking clips on the lid are solid — not flimsy like many cheaper alternatives. They click firmly into place and give real confidence that the lid won’t come loose while heating. Before using it, I gave it a quick wash, then tested it with some pre-cooked basmati rice. I added a splash of water, opened the steam vent, and microwaved it for just two minutes. The result? Perfectly heated rice, light and fluffy — and not a single bit of mess inside the microwave. I also really appreciate that Sistema uses BPA-free plastic, which is important to me, especially as someone who’s become more health-conscious since being in remission from cancer. It’s reassuring to know the materials are safe as well as durable. The rounded interior makes food easy to scoop out, and the bright colour means it’s easy to spot in the cupboard. It’s a small thing, but it adds to the overall sense of good design and attention to detail. This is one of those products that simply works — no fuss, no gimmicks, just smart design and reliable performance. I’ve already got my eye on a few other Sistema containers to add to the collection! Verdict: Excellent quality, heats food perfectly, and built to last. Highly recommended — Sistema really has mastered the art of microwave cookware.

This thing is a total game changer for rushed mornings. Holds plenty for my giant oatmeal obsession, steam vent actually prevents the microwave apocalypse, and it cleans up stupid easy even when I let it sit. Red color is bright enough that I don't lose it in the sink pile. Still kicking after daily beatings no cracks, no weird smells. If breakfast is your weak spot, this bowl's got your back. Five stars, would yeet again. 😄

Works really well, and honestly the only thing stopping a 5 star review is the durability of the plastic. It was sent in a lightly padded envelope and arrived scuffed on the outside, and quickly scuffed up inside too. It also stained the first time I did tomato soup. Still, it's really handy. Soup, beans, veg, tinned rice pudding etc all heat evenly and the handle always stays cool. Scrambled eggs works brilliantly and is genuinely easy to clean up. It seals properly and the 4 clasps hold the lid tightly. I'll definitely replace it once it gets *too* worn, either with another one of these or a higher quality version of this idea. Maybe quality isn't the right word, the plastic is free of all the nasty stuff after all, but less liable to staining and scratching. Definitely buy if you microwave a lot of tinned stuff, steamy stuff and liquids, it genuinely works as well as advertised which is a rarety these days. If it was made of more durable materials I'd already own at least one more. I'm still thinking of buying a few more Sistema microwave products, I just wanna see how this one holds up over time.

A superb bowl for microwaving soup, baked beans etc; and very easy to wash up.

Great little pots easy to use Nice to have a selection in sizes They seal really good great for the microwave & their leakproof great value for the money 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

This is a well-made, attractive microwaveable pot with a handy vented lid. It feels sturdy, cleans up well, and I imagine it will be perfect for soups, stews, and reheating leftovers. However, I must issue a warning to fellow porridge enthusiasts: this pot and porridge do not get along. I used it to make my usual morning oats, and after a couple of minutes in the microwave, there was what can only be described as a porridge explosion. The vent became a launchpad, ejecting a blob of scalding porridge just as I opened the door—straight onto my hand. The microwave interior looked like a dalmatian in oat-based camouflage. It took two bowls of soapy water and four microfibre cloths to restore order. To be clear: this isn’t a fault with the pot itself, but porridge is a volatile beast in the microwave, and this design doesn’t seem to tame it. I’ll continue using the pot for other things, but porridge will now be confined to hob-only rituals. Hope this helps someone avoid a breakfast ambush!

Helps me to steam my vegetables easily in the microwave at the same time I can use it as lunchbox.

I've bought stuff made by the same manufacturer before and was impressed by the quality. Looking a the images of this item the clips and microwave valve give the impression of a product that will be very robust. Sadly this is far from the truth! The container is in no way sealed, you must keep it upright and avoid any rocking motion at all times to prevent spillages. Even rocking a few times gently from side to side will cause a thick soup to start leaking out of the lid. What is the point in the microwave valve when it leaks so much anyway? We bought two different colours of the same product and they both leak the same so I don't think we had a duff one. We won't be buying them again, sadly now they have been used we can't return them.