Saucepan with Steamer, ROCKURWOK Nonstick Sauce Pan Small Pot with Lid, Solid Wood Handle, 2.5 Quart, Green

UPDATE 3/'21: Pot is still my favorite, but there's somethings I wanted to point out while using it. The screw keeping the handle on the glass lid will loosen after uses and needs to be tightened with a screwdriver. Also there's a very narrow space between the inner rim of the glass lid where water gets caught and may need attention when cleaning. I used a corner of a paper towel to soak up the leftover liquid. But that's pretty much it from my end. Still love it! I've been looking into a metal steamer for awhile now and came across this pot on my searches. The pot is pretty sturdy and the non-stick coating is a great touch. My dumplings were steamed to perfection despite my worry for the side pour spouts of the pot. Speaking of which, they were also a great addition to the pot. I was able to drain my noodles with the lid without losing a single one! That was a nice surprise. Aside from the steamer rack needing a little more attention to clean, the pot itself is a breeze with the non-stick coating. They're both dishwasher safe (top rack in my case). Would definitely recommend this for anyone who is a dumpling/dim sum fanatic or want a conveniently sized cooking pot with a bonus of being able to steam their food!

I've slowly replaced all of the teflon coated cookware in my kitchen in favor of ceramic coating. This 2.5 quart sauce pan is the perfect size for just about all of my cooking needs. The stainless steel steamer basket is a bit thin, but it's still nice and it increased the versatility of the pan.

I love this steamer pot. Color is beautiful and it steams perfectly. Just put one inch of water in the bottom pot and bring it to a boil, then set the basket of vegetables or whatever you’re steaming on top, cover and start timing. Perfect every time and very easy to clean!

I live in a one bedroom apartment with my partner and this pot is perfect for ramen and steaming all sorts of things. We have no microwave (by choice) and are able to steam so many things to then toast in our oven. Extra work but we're trying to see how long it takes before we cave to buy a microwave. The color is so cute, the extra spatula is super flexible and need addition, and lid and handle have a nice finished wood. This feels like a really high-end pot! The steam itself is PERFECT for steaming dumplings and baos. The pot also heats up very quickly as long as you don't extend the flame over the pot's sides/edges.

My baby is going to make complementary food for her for six months, so I bought this small steamer under the recommendation of a friend. The small steamer is very suitable for the baby's small food intake. I usually use it to cook food and steam food for my baby. I am not afraid that the baby will be allergic because we share the same pot. It has been used for a while before commenting. Mothers can buy it and try it.