Concord 30 CM Stainless Steel 3 Tier Steamer Pot Steaming Cookware - Triply Bottom

Great choice.

I was specifically seeking a setaming pot that allows me to steam whole medium sized fish, mantou and dumplings without having to spend two hours steaming tiny batches - and that's easy to clean. This did it! Handy two tiers, and I can use the base pot for pulao making as it's quite spacy too! So I'd call it versatile. Note that this is slightly wider than your average 'wider' stove tops, but it doesn't actually hurt the steaming process one bit. You can actually fit in a normal dinner plate (that's what I steamed the fish on)! Handles didn't get hot during use, which is also a big plus. Overall; good quality for the price, it was put to use immediately.

I gave this a 4 because the steamer is very decent and easy to use but the stainless steel material is so thin. One of the steaming baskets cracked open on the side. It still works fine even if the their is a little opening between the lid and the steamer basket because the steamer basket cracker open a little. Make sure you use drinking/filtered water in the bottom pot for steaming so that you dont ruin your pot and end up having hard water stains that wont come off. Its a very big steamer and easy to use. The big pot can be used for cooking, making soup but don't expect it to be non-stick for cooking certain dishes.

This product came in a very timely manor. It was a little high but the bottom pan is heavy and it works with my glass top stove. I bought it to make dumplings and when I am cooking different steaming recipes. It is large around, it is heavy. But the best pans are heavy. I would recommend this product. An I hope I will get many use out of it for a long time. By the way the bottom pan is big enough to fry chicken, lots of fries or fish in. it is a good size pan and the other two that sets on top makes it a very tall pot. I would buy from this buyer again. Thank you.

I make my own corned beef and pastrami. Pastrami is steamed in order to cook it, and this steamer is absolutely perfect for that chore. The big problem with improvised steamers is that you have to babysit them to keep adding water. This commodious steamer holds enough water for more than 3 hours of steaming and could easily go for another one or two. I also like the heavy bottom plate for use on an induction stove. Fill it with a gallon or so of water, put the lid on, bring it to a boil, then but the steamer piece on top with the meat. I lower the temperature of the stove down to medium low and the water continues to go at a low boil, perfectly steaming whatever it is you're cooking. This steamer is not anywhere near the quality of a Cuisinart, Calaphon or All-Clad, but Im not sure it needs to be. The metal is very thin and a good whack would definitely dent it. Nonetheless, I found it easy to clean and would definitely buy it again! My only advice is that if you're looking for a small steamer basket, this pot isn't for you. It's large both in size and capacity and would be ideal for a larger family or steaming dumplings for a large gathering. For my use, I only use one steaming container (it comes with two tiers of steaming containers!), but it fits my needs perfectly.

Purchased to steam German dumplings (Buchten), but it would do well for a variety of tasks. Unit will take up some space, but it is well built and worth the price. Love the glass top for checking on the food, even if it is wet. Functions just like an Asian set of steamer baskets, except it is durable and easy to clean. The water pan is suitable for use as a large roaster, and has a solid disc on the bottom. Note that this unit is expandable, just like bamboo steamers. Very pleased.

I love this thing. It’s so awesome! Never had one before so I don’t have much to compare it too but I really love that it’s easy to clean, easy to use, steams very well, overall I’ve had no issue with it.

I'll say this - it's nice and big. I am going to get a lot of use out of it. However, there are problems for me. It really isn't stainless steel and it really does not work on induction ranges. Induction ranges need cookware that (anecdotally) a magnet can stick to. A magnet cannot stick to any part of this steamer. I took several magnets from my fridge and tried to adhere them to ANY part of this steamer, and they all fell right off. I will say that I can feel something - there is a MINUSCULE magnetic pull, but not nearly enough to suspend a magnet. Naturally, it did essentially nothing on my induction range. After 30 minutes on high, I could put my bare hand in the water and feel that it was luke warm when it should have been boiling. I think most of it is aluminum. When it is perfectly clean, and perfectly shiny, you can rub a white dish towel on it, and the towel will turn black... just like an aluminum pan that has been through a dishwasher. So... I'm not sure that I will put it in the dishwasher. And THAT is a big problem for me. I purchased this because it said Stainless Steel and stainless steel is dishwasher safe. However, this isn't... so it isn't... so I can't. Also - there aren't three "tiers" There are only two surfaces for steaming food. The bottom "tier" is just a pot. A big pot, but it does not have a steaming surface. It is certainly deep enough for you to insert your own steamer basket inside of the bottom pot - but it doesn't come that way. Bit overpriced. I found it for less in a Korean supermarket 3-days later - that was upsetting.

Great product and great seller, I had a delivery issue they were not responsible for, and yet they offered a generous and honest resolution. The product is worth the price if you're making big batches of steam cooking like vegan meats and sausages.

I really loved this steamer but unfortunately it came with a dent so I had to return it. Hope they had a return and exchange policy or would take precautions on delivering orders to customers in a safe ways.