Bentgo Bowl 2-Pack – 21.2 oz Vacuum-Insulated Stainless Steel Soup Bowls with Leak-Resistant Seal, Snack Compartment & Retractable Utensil

I filled this at 7am and it was still steaming at lunch around noon. Genuinely impressed with the insulation. The retractable fork tucked in the lid is such a clever touch.

Getting two of these for $15 felt like a steal. One for soup, one for cold fruit salad — both perform great. The leak-resistant seal has never failed me in my bag.

Keeps my chili hot for hours and nothing has leaked. The snack compartment on top is a fun idea but it's small — fits a handful of crackers at most. Still very happy overall.

My husband is a plumber and eats lunch in his truck most days. These bowls keep his stew hot until noon even in winter, and the lid has never leaked in his tool bag despite being bounced around. The stainless steel cleans up easily and doesn't hold odors. Buying these at half off was a no-brainer — we're ordering another set for our son.

Insulation is legit — cold salads stay crisp for hours. But the double-wall steel makes these heavier than I expected in my work tote. Performance is solid though.

Held soup hot for 5 hours. Zero leaks. Buying more.

The vacuum insulation actually works as advertised, which isn't always the case with budget containers. My pasta stayed warm through a 4-hour shift and the seal held even when the bowl got tipped sideways in my backpack. The built-in utensil means one less thing to forget at home. Docking a star only because the lid takes a bit of force to click shut.

I'm a teacher and never have time to microwave anything. These bowls solved that. Soup at 6:30am is still warm during my 12:30 lunch period. The 21.2 oz size is generous and the seal has never leaked once.

The first bowl works great but the second one stopped sealing properly after a few weeks and now soup sloshes out in my bag. Quality control seems inconsistent between the two.

I've tried cheaper insulated bowls from the grocery store and they all disappointed. These Bentgo bowls are on another level — my lentil soup was still hot enough to steam at lunch. Love the wide mouth for easy eating and filling. The 2-pack at $15 is genuinely half what the brand-name competition charges for one.