Left-Handed Spoon For Curry & Rice

Name: Left-Handed Spoon For Curry & Rice
Brand: HIDARI｜A joyful left-handed life
SKU: 921049
Price: 3060 JPY
Availability: InStock

¥3,060

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Left-handed highlights

The spoon’s head is shaped specifically for left-handed use. Its spatula-like tip helps cut through potatoes and tender meat, while the carefully curved bowl makes curry and sauce easy to scoop and eat smoothly.

A note from HIDARI

We love that someone took curry this seriously. This spoon was developed in Tsubame, Japan, with input from curry restaurant owners and curry fans — then made properly for the left hand. It’s a small luxury for a very everyday meal.

A spoon made out of love for curry

Japanese-style curry and rice is a very popular dish in Japan. Many Japanese eat curry both in restaurants and at home.

This spoon was made for curry and rice by a cutlery manufacturer in Tsubame, Japan.

They developed this spoon after hearing from curry specialty restaurant owners and curry fans.

Of course, we believe it can also be used conveniently for other dishes (stew, fried rice, etc.).

Functional head shape suitable for left hand

The spatula-like tip allows you to cut large potatoes, well-cooked meat, and other ingredients.

The concave part is very intricately shaped, allowing you to smoothly pour soup into your mouth.

Very smooth and beautiful finish

The material is high-grade stainless steel, which is rust-resistant and durable. It is polished very beautifully by highly skilled craftsmen.

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Made for the left hand—or chosen by a left-hander.

Some tools are made specifically for left-handed use. Others work comfortably in either hand. Every item is selected and used by Aya, who is left-handed.

Delivered to You from Japan

We've been running a left-handed tools shop in Japan since 2018. The online store grew out of that, and now we send these tools to people in over 90 countries.